Scottsdale Reavers edge Coronado in late fourth quarter
Plucked extra point misg od field goal and a rigid goal line stand decided the Scottsdale Reavers 21-13 over Coronado Dons Thursday night. Scoring opened with a Dons touchdown as Love connected with Paxton, Beavers later answered with Page to Cozens and Jacobelli extra points. Final stats show Scottsdale 195 rushing yards to Coronado's 177 and 134 passing yards to 105 for Coronado. Beavers coach Ed Anderson praised the first half and noted Scottsdale's late stand sealed the win.
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Arcadia Titans Dominate Casa Grande on Homecoming Night
Arcadia Titans roll to a 28-6 Homecoming win over Casa Grande Cougars. Berry rushes for 68 yards and 2 TDs with a 67 yard pass for another score, Dipley adds 93 rushing yards and a kickoff return TD. Titans finish 3 4 1 AAI, face Westwood next in Mesa.
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Coronado Dons Take City Cross Country Championship
Coronado High wins the city cross country title defeating Scottsdale and Saguaro. Dave Gladstone sets a course record at 9:46 for the varsity win. Coronado Jayvees claim 18 points led by Skyler Jones breaking 10:30.
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Golf scoring note from Tokyo Yomiuri Country Club
Early starters post brisk scores on a 6,962 yard course with Harold Henning leading the nine hole segment at four under par 32 and a 27 hole total 101. Bruce Devlin Jack Nicklaus Palmer and Gary Player add strong showings as the field totals climb toward match play.
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Braves file Supreme Court brief in Wisconsin court ruling case
Braves submit a brief to the U.S. Supreme Court supporting Wisconsin in a big league baseball dispute. The filing aligns with a Wisconsin court ruling issued in July.
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Sabrecats Dominate Tempe In 33-6 Victory
Saguaro High Sabrecats improved to 6-3 by crushing Tempe Buffaloes 33-6. Junior halfback Marty Shuford rushed 180 yards with two touchdowns and 97 total points, while John Bazzil added 74 rushing yards and a TD. On defense, Kirk Davidson and Dave Elston led stops as Tempe managed only one score late. The Sabrecats close the season next Friday against East High seeking a winning record.
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Page leads Scottsdale to 21 13 victory over Coronado
Scottsdale quarterback Jim Page connected on 13 of 21 passes for 134 yards, ran for two touchdowns and threw for a third while adding 113 rushing yards to power a 21 13 win. Coronado coach Ed Anderson praised his players for a strong second half despite the loss.
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Raiders in Action Saturday at Coronado High School
The Scottsdale Raiders Youth Football hosts Maryvale Lions at 10 30 a m with a 5 1 record sharing first in the Eastern Division. Maryvale leads Western with 6 0 and a Raiders win could lift the two time defending champions into the conference playoff.
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Division 3 grid race tightens amid upsets in Arizona prep
Arizona's top three football teams earned playoff berths on Thursday as two upsets alter the Division 3AA race. St. Mary's crushed Paradise Valley 48-7 to clinch the 2AA title led by Pete Doherty four rushing scores and two passing. Westwood won 23-6 over Mesa to claim 1AA, Tucson earned a 4 playoff berth with a 32-0 shutout of Rincon. Maryvale leads 3AA at 5-2-1 after a 10-0 loss to West Phoenix. Phoenix Union was upset by North Phoenix, leaving Coyotes and West Phoenix tied for second. Mary's next Friday meeting with PU could decide the title.
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