Raiders force grid playoff after Bantam win over Mounties
The Scottsdale Raiders upset the Northwest Mounties 22 to 8 on Saturday, forcing a playoff for the state bantam championship against Mesa's Wildcats. Rey Brad West scored on a 2 yard run, Steve Letson added a 4 yard rush, and Dave Hainlen tallied seven yards. West led the defense with help from Jerry Conrad and Les Thompson as coach Ray Pongratz praised the offensive line.
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Bullets Fend Off Lakers in Seventh Straight Win
Baltimore remains hot with a 129-97 victory over Los Angeles securing a seventh straight win and narrowing the Knicks division lead to 5 34 games. Earl Monroe led Baltimore with 31 points as Jerry West poured in 38 for the Lakers amid injuries.
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Charron Blown Out as Roadrunners Suffer Double Setbacks
Phoenix Roadrunners goalie Rick Charron allowed 13 goals across two games as Portland edged his team 8-0 and Seattle followed with an 8-2 defeat. Charron was replaced by Don Caley in the third period of Portland. Art Jones scored four Bucks goals, shaping the rout. The Roadrunners head home to face Denver next.
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Football Standings and Sunday Results Across Divisions
Central Division standings show Minnesota 9 1, Detroit 7 3, Green Bay 5 0. Chicago 0 9 remains, Coastal Division lists Baltimore 6 4, Atlanta 3 7, San Fran 2 7. Sunday games feature Cleveland 28 over New York 17, Minnesota 52 over Pittsburgh 14, Washington 27 over Atlanta 2, Baltimore 24 over Chicago 21, New Orleans 43 over San Fra 38, Philadelphia 34 over St Louis 30, Detroit 16 over Green Bay 10, Los Angeles 24 over Dallas 23.
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USC in Roses Rose Bowl Bid Sealed With Pac-8 Title
USC overcame UCLA 14 12 in a late rally to clinch the Pacific-8 title and secure a Rose Bowl berth to meet Michigan. The win gave USC its unprecedented fourth straight Pac-8 crown while UCLA finished tied for second at 5 1 1.
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Michigan Upsets Ohio State To Claim Big Ten Title
Michigan defeated Ohio State 24 to 12 to share the Big Ten title as first year coach Glenn Schembechler led the Wolverines to an 8-2 season. The upset snap ended OSU’s 17 game league winning streak and set up a Rose Bowl showdown with Southern California.
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ASU prepares for possible WAC title after record 79-7 win
The Arizona State University Sun Devils crushed Colorado 79-7, setting a Western Athletic Conference scoring mark and moving to 5-4 to stay in title contention. Diamond-like numbers came from 10 scorers led by David Buchanan and Joe Spagnola, with Ed Gallardo adding a field goal and several conversions.
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Cowboys annex second state crown in dramatic final
The Scottsdale Cowboys defend their title by beating Luke AFB Jets 22 0 to claim their second straight state championship. Don Whitlatch sparkled with 176 rushing yards including a 65 yard kickoff score and a 13 yard TD plus a 26 yard run. Jim Poole, Mike Mannion, Jerry Vasquez and Sam Smith contributed key plays as the defense held the Jets scoreless and the Cowboys piled up 309 yards offense.
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Rams and Raiders pull decisive wins in big showdowns
Raiders stun Kansas City 27 24 on five Dawson interceptions with two pick returns for TDs boosting to 9 1 1 and moving a half game ahead. Rams extend season start to 10 0 as Cowboys slip 24 23 in Los Angeles.
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Scottsdale All-Star Soccer Falls to Verde Valley in Festival
Jeff Dugan scored the lone goal for the Scottsdale All-Star team in Eldorado Park as Verde Valley defeated them 5 to 1. Mayor Bud Tims kicked off to start the match, which featured balanced midfield play but visitors finishing strongly. The Scottsdale side drew players from the new Scottsdale Youth Soccer League.
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Davis Dominates AAU Meet With Four Wins
Davis swam four event victories in Chandler at the AAU meet for boys 11 12. More than 300 swimmers entered the competition. Mike Maczuga earned two firsts in 11 12, Debbie Maczuga won girls 50 meter breast stroke and placed second in the 200 meter individual medley. Other locals included Bill Richert with two seconds in 9 10, Lucy Richert two thirds in 11 12, Susan Whiteford with two thirds in 13 14, Art Lorenzon second in 13 14 100 meter breast stroke, and Skip Daley third in 11 12 100 meter breast stroke.
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College football scores from various conferences and teams
A compilation of late season college football results shows East Rutgers routing Colgate 48 to 12 while Cornell edges Penn 28 to 14. West Virginia defeats Syracuse 13 10 and Penn State overwhelms Pittsburgh 27 to 7. Yale ties 7 with Harvard 0 Princeton beats Dartmouth 35 7 Lehigh falls to Lafayette 36 19. Southeastern winners include Tennessee 31 Kentucky 26 Florida State 33 NC State 22 South Carolina 27 Clemson 3 Duke 17 North Carolina 13. Ohio University 38 over Marshall 35 Vanderbilt loses to Davidson 3 Western Kentucky 56 Murray State 14 Southern University 21 Grambling 17 LSU 27 Tulane 0 SMU 12 Baylor 6 Tampa 53 California State Arkansas State 27 Trinity Texas 17 Midwest clash Michigan 24 Ohio State 12 Purdue 44 Indiana 21 Notre Dame 13 Air Force 6 Minnesota 35 Wisconsin 10 Toledo 35 Xavier Ohio 0 Miami Ohio 36 Cincinnati 20 Missouri 69 Kansas 21 Iowa 40 Illinois 0 Michigan State 39 Northwestern. Southwest Nebraska 44 Oklahoma 14 Texas Christian 21 Rice 17 Tennessee State 49 Bishop 14 Houston 41 Wyoming 14 West Utah 16 Brigham Young 6 Colorado 45 Kansas State 32 Stanford 29 California 28 Washington 30 Washington State 21 Southern California 14 UCLA 12 San Diego State 42 North Texas State 24 San Jose State 15 UCP 12 Long Beach State 41 San Francisco State 10
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