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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1963

Page

6

Dons, Westwood, Coronado vie for Class AA title pace

Mesa leads with 7-0, Westwood 5-1-1 and Coronado 5-1-1 still contend. Scottsdale and others eliminated. Friday key games at Westwood versus Mesa and Coronado hosting Scottsdale shape the race. if Mesa loses only Westwood or Coronado could claim title depending on outcomes.

Mesa Coronado Westwood Scottsdale Arcadia Yuma Kofa Tempe Chandler Casa Grande Dons Jackrabbits Beavers Warriors Coronado S Roger Reinke Scotts

Still In Title Contention for Scottsdale Scorers

Dale's Howard Smith leads Scottsdale District scoring with 42 points as Arcadia's Jim Spellman and others follow. Casa Grande eyeing a tougher week, Tempe lags offensively while Westwood and Mesa loom in the title chase.

Dale Howard Smith Scottsdale Steve Miller Ron Woodward Eddie Morris Robyn Chapman Coronado Nickie Nichols Arcadia Tim Huston Dennis McCready Steve Hopkins Dean Burleson Mike Smith Don Burger Jim Puterney Bill Kerber Frank Vaughn Land Grant Bob Ingraham Darryl Barr Roger Reinke Smith Reinke Tempe Titans Westwood Mesa Yuma Kofa Chandler Casa Grande

Coronado Hosts Scottsdale District Elementary Championships

Coronado High School hosts the Scottsdale School District elementary football and volleyball finals this week. Kaibab versus Tonalea clash for little girls volleyball, Ingleside and Tonalea for big girls, Hopi versus Supai for little boys flag football, Ingleside versus Yavapai for big boys. Tournament action involved 16 schools with finals at Coronado gym and football field.

Coronado High School Scottsdale School Kaibab Tonalea Coronado Ingleside Yavapai Scottsdale Nalea Tonto Scottsdale High Arcadia Steve Montgomery Steve Yuma Jack Hill

Choate wins USGA Senior Women's Amateur in playoff

In Delray Beach Florida Mrs Allison Choate of Rye New York won the USGA Senior Women's Amateur title after a playoff climaxed by a birdie putt on the signature hole.

Delray Beach Fla Allison Choate Rye N.Y USGA

Giants Nip Cubs in Ninth Inning Victory

The Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 2 to 1 as Tito Fuentes delivered a game deciding single in the bottom of the ninth with two outs to score Felix Torres. Cliff Smith earned the win in relief and helped seal a shutout from Quentin Willingham. The next home game hosts the Pirates, with the Dodgers visiting Friday.

Tito Fuentes Felix Torres Giants Cubs Bob Taylor Tim Talton Quentin Willingham Smith Tom Abbott Talton RBI Torres Bob Powell Cap Peterson Don Engbers Doug Wilson Fuentes Engbers Wilson Pittsburgh Pirates Los Angeles Dodgers Scottsdale

Arcadia Frosh Stretch Win Streak Over Tempe Union

Arcadia freshmen extended their undefeated run to seven straight with a 19 to 0 victory over Tempe Union High. The Orchids dominated, scoring 107 points this season while holding opponents to six, and key plays came from Danny Kirk Jimmy Gieszl and Bill Dipley.

Arcadia J.v.’S Tempe Union High Frosh Orchids Chandler Danny Kirk Jimmy Gieszl Jerry Esmay Gieszl Bill Dipley Steve Shridge John Ziska Bill Hall Phil Weber Titan Tempe

Arizona Wildcats reach top of WAC after upset win

Arizona moves to 2-0 in the Western Athletic Conference after a 15-7 upset of Wyoming, while Arizona State beats Utah 30-22 but remains ineligible for the title. Utah State dominates BYU 26-0 and New Mexico blanks Colorado State 25-0. Arizona State and Utah combine for high powered offense led by Charley Taylor and John Jacobs.

Arizona Wildcats Wyoming Arizona State University Utah Arizona State Sun Devils Charley Taylor John Jacobs Taylor Jacobs WAC Utah State Brigham Young University New Mexico Colorado State University Jerry Smith Sun Devil

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