Arcadia Titans top St Marys 70 to 56 in season opener
Arcadia Titans defeated St Marys 70 56 in their season opener as Don Schlander led with 18 points including eight in the final stanza. Joe Piercy added 17 while Mark Scheehle and Bill Brown each grabbed eight rebounds. Arcadia JV also beat Knights sophomores 56 36. Next up, Arcadia travels to Maryvale.
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Notre Dame star Mike McCoy named Lineman of the Year
Notre Dame defensive tackle Mike McCoy, a 6-5 285 pound Erie Pennsylvania native, won United Press International Lineman of the Year voting. He edged Penn State’s Mike Reid by seven votes as Tennessee’s Steve Kiner finished third. McCoy helped Notre Dame to an 8-1-1 record in 1969 and a Cotton Bowl berth facing the Texas-Arkansas winner.
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Sabers Open Season With Lopsided Dons Win
Saguaro Sabercats dominated Coronado 65-48 in the opener. Saguaro outrebounded 50-29 and shot 50 percent to Coronado’s 32. Key players include Kory Schuknecht with 18 points and 11 rebounds, Tom Wiegand with 13, Pete Liebrand 10, while Bob Heap led Coronado with 19 points and six rebounds. A junior varsity 58-57 thriller followed.
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Foursomes Lead Ladies Golf Victory at Valley Country Club
Betty George Jo Ammerman Betty Underwood and Norma Laughlin posted a best two ball 129 to win play of the day. Audrey Jensen Nancy Thompson Sue Brady and Phyllis Byerhoff were second with 134. At Village Monterey a throw out tournament named Tanya McLaughlin Class A Carolyn Glover Class B Esther Ray and Delphine Mayne won nine hole points with 12.
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Free Tickets Prize Offer Appears in Scottsdale Progress
A fragment notes a fraud like promotion in the Scottsdale Daily Progress offering two free tickets. It asks entrants to visit the Progress, state where and when the word free appeared, and claim their tickets.
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Beavers Edge Colts In Season Opener Narrow win for Scottsdale
Scottsdale High Beavers survive a sharp Colts comeback to win 64 61 behind Gary Davis 17 and Scott Lloyd 17 as Lloyd seals victory with late free throws. Beavers overcome 11 second half turnovers and 16 first half miscues led by Grandy Farrington and Wedge.
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Coronado wrestlers rebuild with new hopefuls this season
Coronado High wrestling faces a rebuild under coach Keith Plummer as four freshmen and several first time varsity wrestlers join the lineup for the tilt with Casa Grande. Returnees include Bob Love and Jim Martz along with upperweight hopefuls Mike Martin and Dave Williams as Plummer targets improvement and future readiness.
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Chargers star Ron Mix to retire after season
Ron Mix, the last surviving member of the original Los Angeles Chargers, announces he will retire at season's end. AUSF AFL veteran and USC graduate, Mix says he may pursue public service or an appointive role, noting he could play three more years but timing matters.
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