Scottsdale Leads Division I Football Race With 3-0 Start
Scottsdale High sits 3-0 at the top of Division I standings tied with Mesa Jackrab bits for first. Arcadia Coronado and Westwood are 2-1 in the middle pack while the Beavers boast the league's stingiest defense at 13 points allowed in three games and 45 scored. The Westwood Warriors top the league in scoring with 69 but have allowed 61. Casa Grande and Tempe occupy the lower positions.
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Mesa Share Division One Top Spot Battles Prolific Scoring
Mesa leads Division One with Mesa, Scottsdale and Tempe atop a crowded standings race. Tempe shows the league's dryest offense with 13 points, while Kofa has 14, and Casa Grande has allowed 81 in defense. Week by week big games loom as Scottsdale hosts Arcadia and Mesa hosts Tempe with several key matchups shaping the season outlook.
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Judson Opens With Victory Over Ganado Panthers
Judson Cougars win 21-6 in season opener plagued by penalties totaling 235 yards. Senior QB Mike Reagan throws two 40 and 30 yard TD passes and contributes a key 40 yard strike to Rex Williams. Don Miller and Larry Jackson score support as Reagan earns player of the week honors.
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Ex-Beaver Injured To Miss Season At Stanford
Clark Weaver of Scottsdale the No 1 quarterback for the Stanford Indians tore ligaments in his leg during the third quarter of the UCLA loss and will miss the season Coach John Ralston said. Ralston added he will likely start Dick Berg and Mike Connelly at signal calling against Rice in Houston Saturday night.
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Broncos Activate Tom Erlandson at Linebacker
The Denver Broncos activated 23 year old linebacker Tom Erlandson from Washington State. Erlandson stands 6 foot 3 and weighs 235 pounds and has two years of professional football experience.
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Palmer Wins Whitemarsh Open by One Stroke
Arnold Palmer captured the $125,000 Whitemarsh Open at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club with a 281 seven under par, edging Lionel Hebert by one stroke. Palmer, preparing for the Ryder Cup, overcame a double bogey on the 14th to seal the victory after a dramatic finish. Hebert and Sammy Snead provided late pressure as Hebert birdied the 15th and 17th to stay close.
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Pony Loop Fund Drive Slated
The Scottsdale Elks Pony League launches a fundraising drive on Saturday October 12 to support Mohave and Yavapai Schools field lighting and booster programs. About 250 to 300 boys may participate. volunteers are sought to solicit sponsors and booster club members contact co president Gaines Long at 945 9172 evenings.
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Arcadia Freshmen Rout Rams 19 to 0 for 3rd Win in Row
Arcadia freshmen beat Washington Rams 19 to 0 with a 60 yard pass from Mike Berry to John Freese and a 2 yard by Berry. Jerry Esmay added an 18-0 halftime lead as Arcadia’s offense produced three touchdowns with two plays called back.
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Celtics drop first choice from roster after 18 seasons
Boston Celtics cut Bill Green, their top pick in last season's NBA draft, marking the first time in 18 years a club's first choice failed to make the team. Arizona State overwhelms Colorado State 50-7 as Torok leads with 56 yard pass and multiple scorers. ASU improves to 2-1 and prepares for West Texas State. Colorado State's Ken Hines adds late score.
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Raiders snap two year drought with 26 13 Pop Warner win
Scottsdale Raiders defeat Phoenix Golden Bantams 26 13 to end a two year losing streak. Eddie Morgan stars with a 60 yard run and two key passes including a 54 yard TD to Bill Berger. Bantams score late as Tracy Stump runs 65 yards for a final score.
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Utes Tie Arizona for WAC Lead After Big Win
Utah earns a 19-6 upset over New Mexico to join Arizona atop the Western Athletic Conference standings. Brigham Young wins 27-0 over Montana and Arizona State defeats Colorado State 50-7 as other WAC teams stumble. Utah State blanks San Jose State 20-0 while SMU defeats Air Force 10-0.
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