Danny White Leads Sun Devils Past New Mexico in Rainy Thriller
In a sporadic light rain game at Tempe, ASU beats New Mexico 36 to 23 to move to 7-2 overall and 1-0 in the WAC. Morris Owens broke Steve Holden’s school record with a 59 yard punt return, Brent McClanahan added 90 rushing yards, and Jim Brady directed the reserves, while New Mexico’s Fred Henry and a tying first half kept the outcome in doubt through the third.
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Arizona State eyes multiple bowls after strong run game
Arizona State roars past New Mexico 41 0 as Tam rushes for 41 yards and eight TDs in a one sided win. Coach Frank Rush lauds the run as the Sun Devils top the WAC with 4-1 marks tied with Arizona and Utah.
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Taiwan Wins World Cup Golf Team Championship
Affable Hsieh Min Nam and Lu Liang Huan led Taiwan to the team and individual trophy in the 20th World Cup golf championship in Melbourne.
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Scott Sets Quarter Scoring Record in Suns Win
Charlie Scott scored 33 points, including a 20 point third quarter, to lead Phoenix past the 76ers 119-108. Neal Walk added 29 points and 15 rebounds as Phoenix built an 18 point edge before Philly rallied late. Philadelphia’s John Trapp and Fred Carter top their scorers in a loss that drops them to 1-16 on the season.
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Raiders Suffer First Loss In State Championship
The Scottsdale PW Raiders fell 19-7 to Tempe Rhinos, ending their unbeaten run as they finished 5-1-1. Tim Fogarty scored in the second quarter with help from Plummer Mortori and Fish. Paterson Comey Sandquist and McFarland anchored the defense with Plummer picking off a pass.
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Sabercats Hold City Meet Advantage Amid Crowded Field
Saguaro High's Sabercats enter the city meet at Papago Park aiming for a fourth straight city title. Arcadia High and Scottsdale High face tough schedules, with Coronado and junior Bill Brown and senior Mike Snodgrass expected to challenge for the crown.
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Buckeyes LSU join beaten 11s in college rankings
The top 10 narrowed to three undefeated teams as Ohio State and LSU suffered Saturday losses. Southern California UCLA clash looms for a Rose Bowl berth while Michigan dominated Iowa State. Alabama clinched the SEC title with a win over LSU, and Nebraska faces Oklahoma for the Big Eight title.
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