Scottsdale Jailers blank Lawmen 26-0 in Pop Warner clash
Scottsdale Jailers of the Pop Warner Mighty Mite Division shut out the Lawmen 26-0 to stay undefeated in eight games and unscored upon in seven. Scott Schillereff scored three TDs. Brett Allen and Mike Williams added rushing output over 300 yards.
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City league softball results roll on with many close games
In Scottsdale parks and recreation standings the Men’s AA league features James Bond Trucking routing Palo Alto 14 to 7 with Ken Hansen and Steve Pehler leading JBT. Scotch Mist over Hitchcock Railway 15 to 8 and 12 to 10 wins over Dutch John’s. Morris Athletic posts 12 to 1 over James Bond and 12 to 11 over Dutch John’s. Sadler Hornbeck drives in winning run in the seventh. Palo Alto forfeits vs Hitchcock Railway. Men’s A results show Dr Munchies 18 over RCM 13 and Bruneau Studios 18 Generals 8 with multiple homers. Uncle Bud’s 11 Red Carpet 10 in a seventh inning rally. Multiple other B and C league scores listed with forfeit wins and standout performances from several players.
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Shay Joseph
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Should refs use replays
Hank Welch argues that instant replay brings mobility and controversy alike. He notes officials and fans clash over its use and cites NFL cases where reviews sparked penalties and calls for accountability. Officials warn replay could ruin game continuity, preferring better on field positioning.
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Cavaliers top Suns in Hall of Fame game at Springfield
Cavaliers' John Lambert scores 20 points in a 106-94 win over the Suns in the Hall of Fame game at the Springfield Civic Center. Alvan Adams leads Phoenix with 24 points as the teams meet in a charity exhibition.
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Wisconsin coach John Jardine resigns after fourth straight loss
University of Wisconsin football coach John Jardine resigns effective November 20 following a fourth straight defeat. Fans jeered the team during Saturday's game, pelting players with apples and toilet paper. Jardine defended the players, saying they should not be booed.
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Steeler Glen Edwards to Return to Steelers Practice
Pittsburgh safety Glen Edwards, who left the Steelers for higher pay, will return to practice today according to a team spokesman.
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Corey's Clockings By Corey Johnson
Harness notes from Turf Paradise races list top picks per race by handicapper Corey Johnson. Best bet is Mike N Jamie in the third race.
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Wightman Cup action opens with US Britain clash
The 47th Wightman Cup begins as the United States and Great Britain renew their long rivalry. Top American players include Rosie Casals, Chris Evert, Billie Jean King, JoAnne Russell and Kristien Shaw. Britain fields Virginia Wade and Sue Barker among others. Evert aims to improve a 12 3 singles/doubles record. Wade adds a record 12th appearance.
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