Eight Scottsdale players named to 1970 Arizona pace Conference All-Conference first team
The 1970 Arizona pace Conference honors name eight Scottsdale area players on the first team across offense and defense plus specialists. Saguaro leads with four slots, Coronado three, and Scottsdale one, with Coronado holding four second team berths and Saguaro and Scottsdale earning two and Arcadia one respectively. Dick Harris of Westwood is listed at three first team positions.
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Scottsdale
Schuknecht
Tempe
Mortenson
Saguaro's Jim Cedar strom Highlighted on All Conference Defense
All conference selections praise Jim Cedar strom of Saguaro as a standout on the defensive line. The 6-1 senior flips between end and line roles to maximize play, with teammates from McClintock Kofa Westwood Coronado Mesa and Tempe forming a strong unit. Also noted are standout linebackers backs and secondary players across Scottsdale Chandler Westwood Coronado Arcadia and Saguaro with several honors and honorable mentions.
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Flick
Coronado
John Schultz
Mesa
Sterling Bonner
Westwood
Schultz
Bonner
Pete Liebrand
Saguaro
Mark Miller
Tempe
Parker
Franks
Mark Glover
Roy Aguayo
Randy Collette
Bruiser
McClintock
Jim Cedarstrom
Marlin Span
Kenny King
Dave Smith
Kofa
Steve Hamm
Bill Crowe
Tom Sather
Scottsdale
Beavers
Kent Bolin
Tony Powers
Dave Wilson
Mark McKinney
Jerry Hall
Harris
Wilson
Dons
Ed Anderson
McKinney
al Sweeny
Bill Penny
John Schuldt
Dick Mendez
Bob Miest
Mitch MacDonald
Ken Walker
Chandler
Ted, Walker
Casa Grande
Arcadia
Rob Reddinger
Carl Prange
Joe Inman
Yuma
George Beard
Dave Williams
Frank Crossen
Cecil Ellis
Dan Elkins
Fred Silvestri
Chuck Forsythe
Tom. Hogue
Curt Jorties
Eric Kirsch
Mark Muller
Jim Heald
Lou Blumling
Mike Makings
Cliff Slyder
George Tibsherany
Bill Kerwick
Steve Grass
Joe Rauch
Snead Stars In Eagles Victory Over Giants
Philadelphia quarterback Snead scored two touchdowns and threw for another as the Eagles toppled the New York Giants 23 to 20, ending Giants’ six game win streak. Billy Walik and strong defense helped set up the late scoring drive and limited Ron Johnson to 35 yards.
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Philadelphia
Norm
Snead
Franklin Field
New York Giants
Eagles
Cyril Pinder
Smead
New York
Giants
Fran Tarkenton
Jerry Williams
Williams
Billy
Walik
Villanova
Ron Johnson
Ben Hawkins
Pinder Junged
United States International Top 20 College Football Rankings
The UPI Top 20 poll lists teams with first place votes and records: Texas leads with 18 votes and 8-0. Ohio State has 6 votes and 9-10. Notre Dame 9-0 with 4 votes and 9-0-1. Nebraska 10-0-1 with 5 votes and 10-0-1. Other ranked teams include Tennessee Arkansas Michigan Louisiana State Arizona State Mississippi Auburn Stanford Dartmouth UCLA Alabama Air Force and tied Florida State or San Diego State. Colorado also receiving votes.
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NEW York
UPI
United States International
Texas
x-Ohio St
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Tennessee
Arkansas
Michigan
Louisiana
x-Air Force
Florida St
San Diego St
Colorado
Navajo and Pima Dominate City Parks Crosscountry Meet
Navajo and Pima led the elementary school crosscountry races Saturday at city parks. Pima claimed the boys overall title with 236 points, Navajo 220, while in the girls meet Navajo outpaced Pima 241 to 137. Top individual finisher was Doug Fledderjohn of Tonto in the mile at 5:12.2.
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Pima
City Parks and Recreation
Navajo
Cassius Clay Seeks Closed Circuit TV for Bonavena Bout
Cassius Clay asked newsmen if the Madison Square Garden blackout might be lifted for his 90 mile fight with Oscar Bonavena. He said many cannot afford admission and favors closed circuit TV shown in New York theaters. Clay weighs the possibility of boycotting the bout if the blackout remains.
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MIAMI_BEACH
Cassius Clay
Oscar Bonavena
Madison Square Garden
Angelo—Dundeetrainer
Drew‘‘Bandini
Brown
Cassius Clay Sr
New -York
Bonavena
Clay
Liberty Bowl undecided as Penn State declines invite
MEMPHIS Tenn UP I The Liberty Bowl still searched for two teams for the December 12 game in Memorial Stadium as Penn State announced it would not accept an invitation. Coach Joe Paterno cited final exams and a prior Peach Bowl bid as reasons for the decision.
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Memphis, Tenn
Joe Paterno
Penn State
Paterno
A.F
Bud” Dudley
Erin State
Florida
Dudley
North Carolina
Colorado
Texas
Arkansas
LSU
Dartmouth wins Lambert Trophy for Eastern major college
Dartmouth College earned the 1970 Lambert Trophy as the outstanding Eastern major college performance. The unbeaten nine game run led the eight member panel to unanimously select the Ivy League team, with Penn State second and others including Boston College Syracuse West Virginia Villanova Yale Temple and Cornell following in ranking.
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NEW York
UPI
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Penn State
Boston College
Syracuse
West Virginia
Villanova
Yale
Temple
Cornell
Peach Bowl picks Devils in potential Georgia showdown
Arizona State, unbeaten in 15 games, has accepted a Peach Bowl invitation and could face Georgia if the Bulldogs beat Georgia Tech. Georgia, 5-4, hosts Sun Bowl bound Tech in Athens as ASU plans for a Dec. 30 appearance amid speculation and ticket arrangements.
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Atlanta
UPI
Georgia
Arizona State
Bulldogs
Georgia Tech
Tech
Athens
Peach
Scottsdale
George Crumbley
Smith
Saguaro Bowl Opens With Local Pop Warner Matches
Two local Pop Warner teams will travel to San Diego for a first annual Saguaro Bowl at Coronado High. The Apaches, 8-1-1, meet the Chino Colts at 10:30 a.m. while the Mesa Oilers face El Centro Midgets at 12:30 p.m. The day concludes with the Banditos versus the Calexico Border Bandits at 2:30 p.m.
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Pop Warner
San Diego
Apaches
Peewee Banditos
Coronado High
Rams defeat BC All-Stars 6-0 to close action
In a Boys Club football game the Rams edged the BC All-Stars 6-0. Steve Lazar scored a 15 yard TD in the first period for the only points. The Rams stalled on the five yard line late in the fourth. Danny Perez received the Hardhead Award for the toughest player during the regular season.
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Rams
All- Stars
Steve Lazar
Danny Perez
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Mike Mansfield
Rueben Reyes
Casey Calhoun
Lambert
Ivy Team
Sahuaro
Scottsdale Rd
Peach Bowl
Bill Dooley
Vince Dooley
E. McDowell
Nephune
Manhattan
Turkey
Almandie
Neptune East
Camelback
Neptune
Phoenix
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