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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1966

Page

3

Beavers Close 1966 Season With 25-13 Victory

Scottsdale Beavers finish 1966 with a 25-13 win over Chandler Wolves. Mascarenas led rushes with 181 yards on 28 carries, scoring once, and Armstrong key on defense with a pick and kickoff recovery. Page slid through a shaky passing night but contributed with 19 rushing yards. Jacobelli and Steen added ground gains, while Chandler’s Walker and Hernandez connected late for a 15 yard score.

Scottsdale Beavers Macatenas Beavers John Armsrong Chandler Mass Oon Scottsdale Jim Page Dirck Iacobelli Mascarenas Armstrong Beavley Page Tom Steen Smith Senobelli Chandler

Gerard beats Bourgade to claim share of Al title

Gerard Redcoats dominate Bourgade 34 0 as John Hubbs and Terry Hahne star. Hubbs rushes 111 yards and 7 of 20 pass for 127 yards while Hahne scores twice and Roberts adds a 7 yard rush. The win moves Gerard to 7-1 in division play and into a three way tie for the division title with Peoria and Agua Fria.

Gerard Terry Hahnue Bourgade Frank Paletta Glen Roberts Redcoats John Hubbs Paletta Hubbs Jim Broderick Kevin Stickles Red Coats Peter Aguirre Hahne Paydirt Roberts

Knudson and Dickinson Lead Houston Champions International

Canadian George Knudson and rookie Gardner Dickinson sprinted to six under par 136 to top the Houston Champions International field. Knudson fired a second straight 68 on the 7,112 yard par 71 course, while Dickinson carded 67 after a 69 opening round. Gene Littler and Tommy Bolt posted 66 to share best round honors.

Houston UPI George Knudson Gardner Dickinson Julius Boros Knudson Ner Dickinson Gene Littler Tommy Bolt

East Tops Saguaro 27 7 In Season Finale

East High Longhorns defeated the Saguaro Sabrecats 27 to 7 to cap their first football season. John Bazzili scored Saguaro’s lone TD on a 6 yard run set up by Dan Downs block. Saguaro finished 6–4.

Saguaro Sabrecats Longhorns East High Sabrecats John Bazzili Cats Dan Downs Guy Panarello Saguaro Bazzili Sabrecat East Bazzill Downs Marty Shuford Greg Boyd Mark Cronnister Gary Drysmala Jim Younger Mike Zimmerman Younger Ed Hall Jimson

Mesa edges Coronado in season finale

Mesa beats Coronado 27 24 in the final game of the season. Injuries left Coronado thin on defense with ten starters out as Mesa leveraged passing by Charest and strong runs from Hurtado Brook and Abney to build a late lead. Cardon and Sanderson passed for 79 yards while Charest connected for 112 yards on 8 of 10.

Coronado Dons Mesa Les Finger Craig Cardon Robert Sanderson Gary Abney Phil Hurtado Abney Cardon Wayne Love Marty Stadjuhar Hurtado Airlines Love Tom Fraser Rabbits Lee Charest Clayton Brook Fraser Charest Tom Artemus Jack Smith Brook Don Mesans Ron Harger Harger Smith Artemus

Arcadia Falls to Westwood in 34-13 Showdown

Arcadia started strong but Westwood, led by state scoring leader Bob Soza, answered with five touchdowns to finish 9-0 in the conference. Arcadia ends 4-4-1 on the season as injuries and penalties hampered the Titans.

Arcadia Westwood Titans Warriors Mike Berry Bill Hall Jim Gieszl Gieszl Berry Bob Soza Roger Schmuck Jay Ray Rokey Soza Bob Blake Rokey

Warriors finish unbeaten in Division I clash

Westwood remains undefeated after a 34-13 win over Arcadia to move to 9-0 in AA I. The Warriors, league champions, face Maryvale next Wednesday at Arizona State University in interdivisional play with a state title shot on the line. Final Division I results include Scottsdale 25 Chandler 13, Mesa 27 Coronado 24, Yuma 32 Kofa 7, Tempe 34 Casa Grande 2.

Westwood Arcadia Warriors Maryvale Arizona State University Scottsdale Chandler Mesa Coronado Yuma Kofa

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