SCC Ends Controversy with 25-16 Loss to Glendale
Scottsdale Community College forfeited a chance to tie Mesa in ACCAC after a rough first half and two Glendale field goals. A late Scottsdale rally ended with a 25-16 setback as quarterback Steve Pihl failed to convert a late drive and Randy McClanahan returned a 58-yard interception for Glendale. Caleb Johnson scored SCC's lone first-half TD despite a fumble-heavy period.
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Scottsdale vs Glendale Gauchos clash seals tough finale
In the November 11 1974 game Glendale’s Dobyns kicked four field goals 48 and 25 yards in the second half. Karl Pagel scored on a five yard run for Glendale and Scottsdale’s Pihl connected with Victor Deal on a 27 yard TD pass with 30 seconds left. Glendale finished 6-4 and 3-2 in conference. Scottsdale 5-3 overall 2-2 in league, closing the season against Arizona Western.
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BYU Eyes Fiesta Bowl After Win Over Arizona State
BYU rose to sole WAC lead and a Fiesta Bowl host spot after a 21 18 win over Arizona State. Gary Sheide threw two TDs and 223 yards despite five interceptions as ASU struggled with 186 total offense and seven turnovers.
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Drovers, Wranglers, and Raiders shine in Pop Warner roundup
Drovers beat Banditos 12 6 on a fourth quarter blocked punt TD. Larkin and Flood key plays with tackles. Wranglers defeat Demons 13 7 on a 65 yard fake punt TD by Bucher. Deputies topple Antelopes 13 12 as Minton rushes 142 yards. Raiders rout Yuma Bears 26 14 with Dye scoring twice and multiple turnovers.
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Michigan State Upsets Ohio State Shaking College Football
United Press International reports Michigan State stunned Ohio State 16-13, upending the national title chase. The upset positions undefeated Michigan and Alabama as favorites, heightens the stakes of Michigan State’s looming Nov. 23 and Nov. 29 showdowns, and reshapes post season dynamics with several top teams falling.
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Walton nets hat trick as Saints rout Roadrunners in opener
Minnesota Fighting Saints defeat Phoenix Roadrunners 10-4 in Saint Paul led by Mike Walton's first hat trick of the season. Danny O'Shea and Murray Heatley-set plays helped launch a 4-0 first-period edge, then Walton extended the lead early in the second before Phoenix rallied.
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Brian Cheney captures Phoenix Open singles crown
Brian Cheney the home pro at Tempe Racquet and Swim Club won the singles title Sunday in the Phoenix Open Tennis championships at the Top Seed Club.
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Cubbies Fall to Padres in Arizona League Action
The Arizona Instructional League Cubs lost 12 to 3 as San Diego surged with nine runs in the first inning. Bill Almon drove in five runs including a grand slam, while the Cubs remain one game behind the Angels for the league lead.
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