Arcadia Titans Seek Final Win Over Camelback Spartans
Arcadia high seniors close a tough season with a chance to cap it off against Camelback at 8 p.m. on Camelback gridiron broadcast by KPHO. Arcadia, 6-2-1, faces 8-1 Camelback, a state finalist with South Mountain champs edge, while Arcadia notes senior players who have helped the program win state titles in 1960 and 1962.
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Judson Set To Battle Seton For Class B Crown
Judson Cougars host Seton Sentinels in Chandler for the Class B independent championship with both teams aiming for their first win in three years against Seton’s perfect record. A Judson victory would complete an undefeated season and secure the triple crown.
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Beavers Host Rams Tonight in Scottsdale Prep Showdown
Scottsdale High hosts Washington High's Rams seeking an eighth win as Beavers aim to extend a three game streak. Howard Smith leads scoring with 49 points while injuries threaten including Woodward and Miller. Rams arrive after a 20-8 upset of St Marys and a two game win streak.
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Bob Garmon
Mike Pitts
Chuck Page
Dick Dunseath
Jim Puntenney
Steve Montgomery
John Lambert
Tim Smallsteed
Greg Mosher
Dons Close Out With Sunnyslope
Coronado High prepares for a season finale at Sunnyslope as the 5 3 1 Dons face the winless 1 9 Vikings on their home field. Senior starters Jeff Pohl Bruce Koch Eddie Morris Dean Burleson Roger Reinke Terry Bloss Chuck Licci Jim Dycu Pat Davis Mike Biehl Lloyd Love Bob Jennings Don Walsh Richard Claver lead a veteran roster with 22 juniors and three sophomores returning next year.
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Jeff Pohl
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Eddie Morris
Dean Burleson
Roger Rein
Vandals Face ASU in Tempe Final Game of Season
Idaho coach Tom Hartley praises the Vandals as they travel to Tempe to face Arizona State in the last game of the season. Idaho aims for a 6 4 record behind Gary Mires as the primary passer and a strong ground game. ASU scouts warn of Torok and Lorick while Idaho boasts a tough rushing defense and potential passing threats.
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Tony Lorick
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ASU Basketball Fan Clinic Set for Nov 25
The annual fans clinic at Arizona State University is scheduled for Monday November 25 at 730 PM in Sun Devil Gymnasium. Head coach Ned Walk will explain rule changes and ASU play with emphasis on the fast break. A regulation game follows with varsity vs freshmen. There are about 900 season tickets left for the 1963 64 varsity season priced at 31 dollars each.
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