Coronado Dons Rally Past Mesa Jackrabbits in Thriller
Coronado erased a six point deficit with 1:50 left scoring drive led by Terry Brenner and Ralph Long to tie 26-26. Brenner threw for 7 yards to Long and later 9 yards to Dir for the decisive 16 yard score as Ron Sims sealed the comeback with an interception and fumble recovery setting up the final drive.
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Season ends with three way Division I title tie in Scottsdale
The 1965 prep football season closes with Coronado, Arcadia and Yuma sharing Division I honors after Coronado upset Mesa 27-26 while Arcadia and Scottsdale suffer narrow losses. Yuma secures state bid, Arcadia and Coronado exit interdivisionals as Crims and Dons celebrate.
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Eckert skeptical of large staff for new baseball commissioner
Walter O’Malley and other owners urged five assistants for William Eckert at the Chicago meeting October 20. Eckert, appointed last Wednesday, says he will decide staff size and will appoint Lee MacPhail, praising his knowledge and experience, while emphasizing he has final authority.
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Wolves edge Scottsdale in final game to close season
Chandler Wolves defeated Scottsdale 21 to 19 in a hard fought season finale. Pete Hernandez starred with two touchdowns and three extra points as Chandler rolled up 21 points while Scottsdale matched with passing and running plays but fell short.
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Titans Fall as Westwood Upsets Arcadia in Narrow Defeat
Arcadia Titans suffer 7-6 loss to Westwood ending title hopes as Coronado defeats Mesa 27-26 to give Yuma the Division I interdivisionals berth. George Mattingly returns at quarterback with key passes to Dipley. Titan defense notes: Peyou Kron Cooley Kinzle Birksholz Bedenkop lead with tackles.
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Gerard Redcoats Triumph Over Bourgade 32 7 to End Season
Gerard Redcoats defeated Bourgade Blue Angels 32 to 7 in a home game ending Bourgade's season with no record. Pat Richardson opened scoring with a 35 yard touchdown run. Jim Broderick added two 20 yard TD runs. Mike Verwin added two rushing touchdowns from the 10 and six yard lines. Tony Pacella sealed the win with a 55 yard run after a reception from Jim Larkin.
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