Rebels Tie Drovers On Late TD And Missed PAT
Scottsdale Community College blows a halftime lead as two second half mistakes by SCC cost a win. Dixie College capitalizes on a fumbled snap to edge into scoring position, then ties the game 13-13 on a late TD pass before a missed extra point preserves the draw.
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Reds
Homer Barber
SCC
Barber
Larry Philpot
Rebels
Lynn Lewis
Gary
Ron Ellsworth
John Tucker
Steve Pihl
Scottsdale
George Radnothy
Drovers
Kean McCready
McCready
Tucker
Henry Jenkins
Gary Paris
Dildine
Drovers tie Rebels after late field goal miss
Dixie and Scottsdale battled to a 0 0 tie as McCready missed a 42 yard field goal with under a minute left. Jenkins led the Drovers with 72 receiving yards and a TD, while Dixie’s defense forced four interceptions and recovered three fumbles.
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Tucker
Herbie Robinson
McCready
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SCC
Jenkins
Pihl
Scottsdale
Barber
Jimmy Alexander
Rebels
Kevin Keenan
Jim Cedarstrom
Bob Adams
Cornell Webster
Baseball Standings and Sunday Results Update
United Press International standings show National League East led by Cincinnati and West by Los Angeles with Chicago and New York in close chase. Sunday results include Chicago 1 New York 0 and Pittsburgh 10 Montreal 2 among others.
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Cocopah dominates Vista in city Parks Flag Football
Carl Holland starred for Cocopah with four touchdowns on a 20 yard pass 45 yard run 50 yard run and 40 yard run Todd Krase added a 3 yard TD Rusty Anderson led Eldorado North with 22 yard run in a 60 win over Cocopah No 2 Tom Middaugh added a 25 yard TD in Chesnutt 60 defeat of Paiute Pima and Anya Linda tied 0 0 after stalemate in scoreless clash
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Rusty Anderson
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Pima
Anya Linda
Mets inch closer to NL East title with Koosman win
Mets beat Cubs 9-2 in game two of Sunday doubleheader as Koosman recovers from a 1-0 loss earlier. Seaver and Stone set to start remaining games. Pirates, Cardinals win keep three-team chase alive with results affecting the NL Championship Series. Aaron closes season with 713 homers, one shy of Ruth.
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Richie Zisk
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Rick Wise
Lou Brock
Bake McBride
Bernie Carbo
Atlanta
Aaron
Dave Roberts
Don Wilson
Babe Ruth
AL final week wraps up 1968 season and stat leaders
The American League’s final week focuses on stat leaders as Oakland and Baltimore clinch divisions. Rod Carew wins a third batting title with .350, Reggie Jackson posts 32 homers and 417 RBIs, Nolan Ryan sets a strikeout record at 383, Wilbur Wood posts 20 wins and 20 losses, and Catfish Hunter goes 21-5. Managers Eddie Kasko and Ralph Houk depart amid firings and resignations. Detroit routs New York 85, Boston tops Milwaukee 3-2, Chicago blanks Oakland 14.
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Rod Carew
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Reggie Jackson
Walter Johnson
Jim
Catfish” Hunter
Eddie Kasko
Boston
Ralph Houk
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Milwaukee
Chicago
McCluskey Enters Arizona 150 at Fastrack Speedway
Roger McCluskey, 1973 USAC champion, has entered the Arizona 150 on November 3 at Fastrack International Speedway. The 13-year veteran racer has 3 525 championship points on the circuit this season.
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Camelback Tops. Dons 6th, Cats 7th
Camelback High School leads the United Press International power index with undefeated teams as St Marys and Central rise in the rankings after decisive wins. Marcos de Niza and Westwood move into the top ten while Coronado debuts at sixth with a 3 0 record.
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