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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1973

Page

5

Drovers fall despite best offense in loss to Saddleback

Scottsdale Community College Drovers suffer a 17 16 defeat to Saddleback College as three missed field goals and a blocked extra point spoil their best offensive output of the year. Pihl passes for 197 yards, Jenkins 81 receiving, Fontenette 43 rushing yards, while SCC racks 356 yards of offense.

Bob Snider Scottsdale Community College Drovers Saddleback College California Kean McCready Coronado High Greg Frazier Mark Wogan McCready Scottsdale Saddleback Gauchos Don Roy Mike Meyers Steve Pihl Manuel Carcia Garcia Dale Rusnak Gary Paris Rusnak Henry Jenkins Jenkins Tracy Deneke Pihl Leroy Fontenette Fontenette Jimmy Alexander Kevin Keenan Andre Holmes SCC Cornell Webster Larry Thomas Bob Adams

Thompson wins top SST honor at Remolino del Diablo Meet

Barbara Thompson of Scottsdale Swim Team claimed the senior girls high point trophy at Ca Grande after eight wins including the 100 freestyle and 200 IM. Mine Maczuga finished high point in senior boys, with runner up and other podiums across age groups for SST competitors.

Scottsdale Barbara Thompson Ca Grande Mine Maczuga Kathy Nelson K.C. McDonald Mike Wagner Steve Schaffer Jill Richards Linda Thompson

Crenshaw wins Texas Open in pro debut at Woodlake

Ben Crenshaw, 21, captures the Texas Open title at Woodlake Golf Club with a 14 under par 270. He defeats Orville Moody by two strokes and George Archer by three, overcoming two early bogeys and late pressure from veteran challengers. Moody and Archer led at times, but Crenshaw sealed victory with a birdie on No. 18 after a close back nine.

San Antonio Tex UPI Ben Crenshaw Crenshaw George Archer Orville Moody University of Texas Star Moody

Fifth Avenue Electronics Dominate Thunderbird in ASL Clash

Fifth Avenue Electronics routed Thunderbird Academy 7 to 1 in Glendale as Chet Sywarungsyman scored four and Rolf Zieman added two for the ASL leaders. Thunderbird star Bredo Oestlein suffered a head injury, while Roy Mason and Bob Hawkins shined on defense and goalie duties. Next, Fifth Avenue travels to Phoenix Eagles at Monterrey Park.

Fifth Avenue Electronics Thunderbird Academy Glendale Chet Sywarungsyman Electronics Rolf Zieman Barry Collum ASL Thunderbird Bredo Oestlein Sywarungsyman Fifth Avenue Rolf Ziemann Ziemann Collum Coronado High Roy Mason Bob Hawkins Hawkins Paco Cruz Phoenix Eagles Monterrey Park Eldorado Park Luke Afb

ASU Falls to Utah After Second-Half Collapse

Arizona State, already ranked eighth, blew a 30-3 lead as Utah surged ahead 36-31. Don Van Galder passed for two TDs and added two rushing scores while Sun Devils turnovers, a late third-quarter drive stall, and a lengthy official delay shifted momentum and sealed the loss.

Tempe UPI Arizona State Wyoming Frank Kush Kush Utah Sun Devils Utes Don van Galder Willie Armstead Steve Odom Ike Spencer Odom

Bowlers post high scores across leagues at Frontier Lanes

Nancy Renner opened with a 205 to complete a 560 series for Frontier Gems at Frontier Lanes. Others include Scott Smith 209, Gary Hughes 202, Carol Smith 211, Georgia Cecil 219, Mario Desentis 212, Beverly Grotte 202, Frank Constini 202, Joe Sydner 201, Sandy Mueller 214, Helen Fox 212, Brad Selek 202, Dave Bruning 214 205, Bob Kelley 200, Scott Hanneman 233 602, Steve Gray 216, Jay Miller 212, Jack Foster 227, Buc Thomas 215.

Nancy Renner Frontier Gems Frontier Lanes Carol Fisk Kathy Martin Scott Smith Gary Hughes Dickson Carol Smith Tempe Twisters Georgia Cecil Motorola Mario Desentis Nite Owl Beverly Grotte Sydner Sandy Mueller Helen Fox Brad Selek Dave Bruning Bob Kelley Scott Hanneman Steve Gray Jay Miller Jack Foster St. Daniel's Buc Thomas

Pop Warner Playoff Intracity Showdowns Highlight Saturday Action

Banditos roll 288 yards and shutout Roughriders 14 0 in intracity Pop Warner clash. Randy Greb 17 yard TD and Skip Stevens 48 yard interception return for score. Cherokees improve to 4 2 with 46 21 win over Chandler Shamrocks. Comancheros blank Huskies minus 28 yards offense. Rustlers top Warriors 14 6 as Craig Pritchard and Harold Bull find end zones. Raiders post 19 0 win in final quarter.

Banditos Roughriders Pop Warner Randy Greb Skip Stevens Cherokees Chandler Shamrocks Bryan Evans Tim Lambourne Dwayne Nemeth Evans Kevin Smith Comancheros Huskies Dale Goreham Brian Foster Scott Tweedy Jim Suriano Scott Hunter Rustlers Warriors Craig Pritchard Buddy Shalley Harold Bull Joe Munchweiler Shalley Jim Mannion Ers Raiders

Raiders Dominant Defense Improves to 4-1 After Panthers Win

Jeff Bellew scored a touchdown and Jeff Anderson added two as the Raiders stopped the Panthers with five interceptions. The defense limited 65 rushing yards and moved to 4-1 on the season.

Wranglers Scottsdale Cowboys Arcadia Titans Kevin Lewis Bobby Dye Kent Wilson Cowboys

Chesnutt Tops Cocopah 26 0 in City Parks Flag

Chesnutt defeated Cocopah 26-0 with Paul Cummings scoring three touchdowns and Shawn Henning adding a 12 yard TD run. Eldorado shut out Pima 14-0 with Tim Larson's 33 yard TD and Rusty Anderson's score. Vista del Camino beat Paiute 8-0 as Jay Mitchell ran for a TD and a third period safety. Cocopah No 2 won by forfeit over Agua Linda.

Paul Cummings Shawn Henning Chesnutt Cocopah No City Parks Eldorado Pima Tim Larson Rusty Anderson Mike Stanley Vista del Camino Perood Jay Mitchell Paiute John Murphy Vista Mike Weiss Cocopah No. 2 Agua Linda

Steelers Activate Gilliam Furness For Redskins Clash

The Pittsburgh Steelers will activate quarterback Joe Gilliam and defensive lineman Steve Furness for Monday night against the Washington Redskins after injuries sidelined them earlier. Kicker Roy Gerela, hospitalized with tonsillitis, will be released from Divine Providence Hospital in time for the game.

Pittsburgh UPI Pittsburgh Steelers Joe Gilliam Steve Furness Washington Redskins Roy Gerela Divine Providence

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