Kings defeat Coronado in Homecoming clash 29 to 21
The Kofa Kings fall behind early but overpower Coronado with three first half touchdowns to one. Coronado rallies in the second half but cannot overcome a 21-7 deficit as Kofa seals the win with a late third quarter TD and two-point conversion.
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West Race Sets Up Final NFL Sunday Showdowns
United Press International previews two decisive games that could crown AFC West champion Oakland if it beats San Diego while Denver loses to Kansas City. In the NFC West Los Angeles must win or tie vs New Orleans to claim the division as St Louis eyes the remaining edge. Oakland seeks 9th straight win and a near perfect season, while Rams rebuild under James Harris aim for another title.
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Yuma Criminals Rally For Homecoming Win Over Chaparral
In a Friday clash at Yuma the Cr imals rallied in the fourth quarter to beat the Chaparral Firebirds 14 to 13. Mick Sorgel tied the game with a two yard run and Mike Tomlin added the winning extra point after a fourth quarter drive. Yuma improves to 3 2 1 in A League and 4 5 1 overall while Chaparral ends its first Class AAA season at 2 7 1 in all games and 1 5 in league play. Jeff Lilly caught a 38 yard TD for Chaparral and Dave Carlton returned a fumble 60 yards for Yuma.
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Dog Selex By Perry Mutuel
A Perry mutuel style listing presents dog selections with pairings and best bets for the sixth race. It names dogs such as Where's Andy Cindy's Babe and Dr Baleenie with trainers or notes and notes a best bet on Where's Andy and a best quinella 6 7 in race six.
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Titans fall to upstart Casa Grande in 6-0 loss
Arcadia Titans drop a 6-0 decision to Casa Grande Cougars at Arcadia. Bill Bracken’s 11-of-21 passing for 147 yards included three interceptions, and Rudy Trevino returned a key 33-yard punt return for the game’s only score.
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JVs Win Cold Scoring Duel and Solid Defense
Scottsdale JVs defeated Marcos de Niza 6-0 while Coronado JVs beat Westwood juniors 20-8. Sam Giallanza scored for the Beavers on a 3 yard run set up by a 32 yard pass from George Gohde to Dan Dole.
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Padres rout Beavers to stay atop Class AAA rankings
Marcos de Niza High School rolled to a 44-0 win over Scottsdale Beavers as sophomore Brooks Honaker scored twice on 45 and 45 yard runs. MDN finished 6-0 in the regular season, while Scottsdale sat at 1-9 overall and 15 in league play. The Padres totaled 444 offensive yards en route to the Central Division championship game at Westwood High School.
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Padres stifle Scottsdale. Beavers held to 88 yards
Prep Standings finished with 154 yards and 16 touchdowns on the season. The Padres defense throttled Scottsdale as Oregon State, with 88 total yards, faced two interceptions and a fumble recovery. Manuel Lopez drilled a 26 yard field goal to fuel a 17-0 halftime lead, then Roark Shirley and Mike Nehls added fourth quarter scores to seal the win.
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