OSU and Michigan set for pivotal clash in preview
Dick Mybeck reports on unbeaten Ohio State and Michigan eyeing a November showdown after Week 11 wins. Archie Griffin topped 1000 rushing yards, Bruce Elia and Cornelious Greene vie for conference scoring lead as Michigan beat Illinois and multiple Big Ten results shape title race.
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Best Bet C B s Grace Tops Phoenix Greyhounds
Scottsdale Daily Progress lists Perry Mutuel selections for Phoenix Greyhound Park. Best bet is C B s Grace in race 6, favored at post six, with top three contenders in each race and a quinella suggested for race 10.
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Beavers upset Don JVs for share of city title
Scottsdale defeats the Dons 27-24 to claim a share of the city junior varsity football title with Coronado and Saguaro, rallying from a 12-0 deficit. Dan Davis caught a late touchdown on a halfback pass from Mike Morris to seal the win for Scottsdale. Coronado led 12-0 early on a Cross to Bacon 50-yard pass and Birmingham’s TD run.
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Arizona Faces Air Force In Homecoming Showdown
Arizona, ranked 17th nationally, hosts Air Force in a 2:30 p.m. homecoming game as the Wildcats seek a win to stay ahead of the Sun Devils. Jim Upchurch, with 1 019 rushing yards this season, leads Arizona while Air Force counter with QB Rich Haynie and ground gainer Chris Milodragovich.
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Mat Maids Plan 150 Girls Wrestling Event
Paradise Valley High School Mat Maids host about 150 girls from local schools for a Saturday convention in the PV High cafetorium at 3950 East Bell Road starting at 10 a.m. The gathering aims to exchange ideas to promote wrestling and boost interest in the sport.
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Drovers Edge Scorpions Close in Mesa Duel
In a tight match between Mesa CC and Scottsdale CC the Drovers seek a win while Prescott’s NC hopes hinge on their passing attack. Arizona State duels Texas El Paso with depth and a ground game, SAGUARO targets Arcadia after a surge, and Coronado clashes with Scottsdale as Marcos de Niza faces Paradise Valley in key tilt.
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Suns extend streak with back-to-back wins over 76ers
Phoenix Suns beat Philadelphia 116 94 for consecutive wins marking their longest two game run this season. Charlie Scott scored 33 points, Van Arsdale added 20, Haskins 13 as Phoenix built a 22 point margin after a 50 44 halftime lead.
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Young linksters shine as World Open enters seventh round
At Pinehurst North Carolina two rising stars steal the spotlight. Tom Watson leads the World Open after six rounds with 423 three under par following a 76 that mixed eagle and triple bogey. Ben Crenshaw trails six behind in a three way tie for runner up after a 64 with seven under par.
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Phoenix golfers tied for second at Inns of America Classic
Jeff Van Wagenen of Phoenix and Bob Gilder of Corvallis were two behind the leaders after two rounds at the Gene Littler Golf Course. San Diego’s John Jacobs Fresno’s Rick Richards Dallas’s Arnold Salinas and Hawaii’s Lance Suzuki shared the lead at 144, with several players at 145.
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