Matadors Rout SCC 310 as Scottsdale Suffers Worst Loss in History
Arizona Western’s Matadors overwhelmed Scottsdale Community College 314 at Saguaro High School to finish the season 6 2 2 overall and 3 1 1 in league, while SCC ended 5 5 and tied third in the ACCAC. Roberts led SCC with 36 rushing yards as Western built a 25 0 halftime lead and pulled away with multiple scores.
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Pico
Tom Baker
Pete Doherty
Doherty
Mike Rosky
Rob Halchishick
Rosky
Halchishick
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AWC
Baker
Turpine
Fitzpatrick
Whittleid
Glenn Jackson
Sledge
Jackson
Evans
Gains
Armstrong Guy
Pipkin
Pitre
Greg Jackson
Bob Bell
Cole
Western Nords Flanigan i Scruggs
Martin
Lopez
Pro hockey and basketball schedule for Phoenix area
Sports schedule lists Pro hockey Edmonton at Phoenix Roadrunners Tuesday 7 30 p m Memorial Coliseum Pro basketball Milwaukee at Phoenix Suns Wednesday 7 30 p m Memorial Coliseum Turf Paradise horse racing 1 0 p m Dog racing Phoenix Greyhound Park 8 p m Calgary at Phoenix Roadrunners Thursday 7 30 p m Memorial Coliseum Park 6 p m Pro basketball Phoenix Suns at Golden State Friday prep football games Arcadia at Yuma 7 30 p m Casa Grande at Chaparral Kofa at Coronado Saguaro at Westwood Scottsdale at Marcos de Niza Prescott at Paradise Valley all 7 30 p m
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Scottsdale
Marcos de Niza
Prescott
Paradise Valley
Mesa JC Named Wool Bowl Opponent for Coffeyville
Mesa Community College earned a Wool Bowl bid to meet Coffeyville in Roswell New Mexico on November 27 1976. The Eskimos finished 8 1 1 this season after losses to Grossmont and a tie with Arizona Western in the Arizona title race.
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Grossmont
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Arizona
Mayors loan clears Hawaii Islanders debt in San Francisco
San Francisco Mayor Frank Fasi took out a 35000 loan to settle a debt owed to the Pacific Coast League by the Hawaii Islanders baseball franchise. The move comes as the team faced financial obligations connected to league operations.
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Utes knock off Devils 31-28 on late Degnan pass
Utah reserve quarterback Pat Degnan threw a single decisive pass to flanker Mike Cordy with 4:36 left, lifting Utah to a 31-28 victory over Arizona State. ASU rallied behind Fred Mortensen but fell to 2-7, while Utah improved to 3-6 and 3-2 in the WAC.
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ASU
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Raye Williams
Freddie Williams
Cowboys prevail in Fiesta Bid over UTEP
Wyoming outlasted Texas El Paso 14 10 to clinch a Fiesta Bowl bid and a share of the Western Athletic Conference title. Marc Cousins scored the late 3 yard TD as the Cowboys rallied from a 10 7 fourth quarter deficit. Akers praised the late drive and defensive stops in securing the win.
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Cowboys
Fred Akers
Miners
UTEP
Marc Cousins
Akers
Brigham Young
New Mexico
Utah
Wildcats top CSU on Pistor 54 yard field goal record
Arizona defeats Colorado State 23 to 6 in Western Athletic Conference action as Lee Pistor kicks a record 54 yard field goal and adds 46 and 39 yarders. CSU’s only points come on two 28 yard kicks by Tom Drake. Both offenses struggle and 17 punts occur.
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Rams
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Drake
Impressive Steelers may miss playoffs
The defending NFL champions the Pittsburgh Steelers show dominant defensive streaks but face a 6-4 record and a potential playoff miss as QB Terry Bradshaw is injured. Article notes wins by Patriots Giants Raiders Browns and other NFL results including Bengals close with the Oilers.
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Joe Danelo
Mike Moseley
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Alfred Jenkins
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Ken Stabler
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Eagles
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Brian Sipe
Ron Bolton
Mike Boryla
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Oilers
Ken Anderson
Isaac Curtis
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