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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1964
Page
9
Three ski areas are officially open this season with lifts running and slopes prepared. Aroostook Peak Resort, Pinecrest Ski, and Valley Ridge Ski Club report snow depths suitable for alpine terrain and weekend crowd growth ahead.
Snow blankets Arizona hills with four feet at Big Cienega and lighter depths elsewhere. Ski areas including Arizona Snow Bowl Mt Lemmon and Williams report open or preparing for Thanksgiving with chains required on access roads and lifts operating for mixed skill levels. Fishing reports note lakes iced or inaccessible across central to southern regions.
Arizona State University aims for a Sun Bowl invitation after its game with Idaho. Sun Bowl committee chair C Bobo noted ASU is in consideration, facing rivals Arizona New Mexico and Utah. ASU 7-1, last bowl bid in 1950. no bids yet and a regents waiver may be needed.
Titan Freshmen battled Camelback to a 0 0 tie on Arcadia's home field ending their season. Coach Sam Odell praised the defense which allowed no goals. Leading tackler Jim Hardy had 12 stops while Walt Bimson Rick Sams Bo Kite Jim Hardy Keith Moffitt and Joe Trent were lauded for strong defensive play. The Titans finish 6 3 1.
Iowa State coach Clay Stapleton warns his players must cope with Arizona defense in Tucson. He says Wildcats tacklers are as good as any they have faced this season, with All-American fullback Tom Vaughn always dangerous.
The Scottsdale Raiders finish the regular season Saturday at noon against Mesa at Tempe High field. They aim to protect an undefeated record with seven conference wins and one non conference victory before a Dec 5 Holiday Bowl appearance versus Hawthorne Cal Stingers. The Phoenix Hawks meet Tempe Rhinoros for second in the Arizona Youth Football Conference.
The previously undefeated Titan juniors lost to the Camelback Spartans 7-0 in the season finale. Arcadia runs a sophomore heavy JV that feeds the varsity, while Camelback fields many juniors on JV. The varsity Spartans finished 9-0 and claim Division 3 crown. Arcadia stands 9-1. Bob Gilbert scored early for Camelback.
Arcadia Spartans win 7-0 on a late drive capped by a successful extra point. Titan defense stalls most of the game as Arcadia drives inside the five in the fourth quarter before an interception preserves the lead. Titan QB Lavalle ejected for intentional off sides. Coaches praise stout defense.
Stone Randall of Mesa defeated Morris 6 to 3 in a semifinal, sending Randall to face Wilshire of Scottsdale for the championship. Cari Masterson pitched and drove in runs, while John Tincombe and Stan Whisenhunt had Morris’ only hits.
The Inter-Divisional cross country meet is set for today at 4 p.m. at Papago Park with Division 3 at 4 and Division 1 at 4:30. Kofa High of Division 1 defends. The top five teams and top five individuals advance to the State meet on Wednesday November 25 at Papago Park.
Michigan and Ohio State, ranked sixth and tied for Big Ten lead, meet in Columbus with the Rose Bowl bid at stake. Timberlake seeks final regular-season yardage record as Michigan relies on a top rushing attack. Ohio State leans on aerial power, while Notre Dame eyes a nine game unbeaten stretch against Iowa.
PGA tour director Jim Ganguin says Phoenix players oppose the proposed alternate order for Tucson and Phoenix Open dates. Thunderbird Golf Club objects to the plan and sent a strong letter to PGA President Warren Cantrell. Ganguin calls their wording backlash and says they are making a federal case out of it.
Scottsdale seeks its ninth straight win as third in the UPI ratings faces Washington at Washington High at 8 p.m. KOOL Radio will carry the game with pregame at 7:45. Westwood leads the standings after a 21-0 win over Maryvale.
Arcadia hosts Division 3 champion Camelback Spartans at 8 p m in a season finale for the Titans who sit 4 5 and ranked 19th in the state. Camelback arrives with 9 0 and the league title and faces Flagstaff in AA playoffs next Wednesday at Sun Devil Stadium Tempe. Titans coach Bob Hendricks says they can win as the squad shows high spirit. Starting Titans: Steve Orth Greg Bucklew Dave Werner Chuck Colton Tim Deschler Mike Lopez Gary Kron Steve Miller Pete Repp Land Grant Tom Cooley. Spartans are led by Ron Hendricks with supporting players Dave Grangard and Bob Phillips.
Coronado plays Sunnyslope in a Division 2 finale hoping a win finishes at 6 4. Dons beat Tempe Kofa Arcadia Casa Grande and Mesa while losing to Yuma Westwood Chandler and Scottsdale. Dons average 11 points per game and peak scoring occurs in the fourth period.
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