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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1965
Page
7
Coronado halfback Ralph Long ran six yards before being tackled by Beaver defenders as the Dons posted a 23-0 win. Jack Collinge, Mike Yount and Dave Lown converged on the stop.
Coronado defeated Scottsdale 66 0 to finally roll to a 7-2 record as Terry Brenner led with 17 points on two touchdowns and a field goal, while Mike Smith added 135 rushing yards on 21 carries and a TD. Dons dominated on the ground 282 yards to 45, with Guy Smith setting a season defensive record at 93 unassisted tackles.
The Boys' Club of Scottsdale launches its second Hunter Safety course this Monday at 7 p.m. at 7502 E. Osborn Rd. Open to boys 10 and up, eight two hour classes meet Monday evenings. Fees are 50 cents for members and $1 for others, including parents and girls.
Arcadia stays on course for the Division I title as top rival Westwood defeats Mesa to create separation. Titans Tom Cooley and Bill Dipley combine for two TDs and a 60 yard punt return, with Dipley rushing for 59 yards and Cooley 90. injuries plague Arcadia as key players miss time ahead of next Friday showdown at Arcadia.
Midland defeats Camelback 8-3 in the Sherman Memorial semi final at ABC Ranch to earn a place in Sunday's championship. The final, televised on KPHO channel 4, pits Midland against the Scottsdale Charros or Dallas winner for the title. Floyd Heinz led the day with six goals.
Ford Frick testified that the baseball commissioner has no authority over franchise transfers like the Braves move from Milwaukee to Atlanta. The 70 year old former commissioner said his one influence is persuasion and predicted the office’s authority has long been limited. He noted Mountain Landis set the earlier standard of strong owner control.
Scottsdale defeated Coronado 81 to 26 with Ron Wood winning in 10 37. Scottsdale Jayvees won 19 38. Coronado’s Stacy Jones and Jim Osman finished second and third behind Wood while Scottsdale's Mike Wray was fourth. Keith Taylor of Coronado finished fifth.
Arcadia cross country improved to 8-1 with a 23 32 home win over Casa Grande. Manuel Quin of Casa Grande won in 10 42, Arcadia's Dennis Spindler was second in 10 45, with Titans Mike Rex fourth Mike Gray fifth Jim Butler sixth Marty Bennett seventh Bob Williams tenth and Bill Carson twelfth. Next week Arcadia hosts Westwood at Mesa to close regular season before Scottsdale state meets later this month.
Antonio Cerda of Mexico carries a one stroke edge into the third round at the Mexican Open after a Friday 68 at Bellavista. He shares the lead with Billy Maxwell at 138 to 139, while Gene Littler slid to 148 and Dudley Wysong and Juan Neri shared third at 141.
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