Cowboys win sixth straight Pop Warner conference title
Scottsdale Cowboys rally from an 8 0 halftime deficit to beat Phoenix Hawks 24 8 at East High School securing their sixth straight conference crown. Key plays from Rob Halchischick, John Harper, and Hatchischick set up a late TD, with Harper and Birmingham adding scores. Coach Dave Richards lauds Fogerty Poth and others as playoffs loom.
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Trevino clinches Sahara Invite as four way grand slam eyes Mexico
Lee Trevino, 31, wins the Sahara Invitational at Paradise Valley CC to reach 227,242 in U.S. earnings and fuel talk of a four way grand slam. He trails Nicklaus in the year’s money list as he heads to the Canadian Open, U S Open, British Open, and the upcoming Mexican Open in Mexico City.
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Marinaro breaks rushing mark in Cornell win over Columbia
Cornell star Ed Marinaro rushed 47 times for 272 yards to become college football’s all time leader with 4,132 career rushing yards, lifting unbeaten Cornell to a 24 21 victory over Columbia. He eclipsed the prior 3 867 yard record late in the first half and added 200 yards in the second half as Cornell stayed tied for the Ivy League lead with Dartmouth and Yale.
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Halloween shakes up NHL front offices and coaching staff
The Halloween weekend saw three coaching changes as Fred Glover becomes Los Angeles coach replacing fired Larry Regan, Bill McCreary moves to St Louis Blues, and John Wilson takes over Detroit Red Wings. Detroit beat Pittsburgh 3 1 as Barkley exits coaching role but stays with the team. Red Wings show third period action and Flyers win 5 3 over Montreal.
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South Flaggers Edge North In 12-0 Flag Football Showdown
Eldorado Park flag squads met Saturday as the South beat the previously unbeaten North 12-0 after a scoreless first half. Danny Anderson rushed 25 yards for a first TD and Bruce Heydorn added a 10-yard TD run.
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Drysdale Wins to Advance in Stockholm Open
Cliff Drysdale of South Africa, the fifth seed, defeated Allan Stone of Australia 36 63 64 to advance to the Stockholm Open second round in the $45,000 tournament.
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