Huge Broncos Face SCC In Junior College Showdown
Scottsdale Community College hosts New Mexico Military Institute at 7:30 p.m. on the Saguaro High field. NMMI, 1-3, features a massive line led by Skarsa and Rector. SCC, 3-1, focuses on speed as Avianantos aims to prevent overconfidence after a big yards day against Eastern Arizona.
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Saguaro High
New Mexico Military Institute
SCC
NMMI
New Mexico
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Mesa
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Joe Skarsa
Diano Rector
Roy Scott
Pete Jones
John Daniel
Avianantes
Scottsdale
Roswell
Broncos
Snow College
Snow
Arizona
Artichokes
Ferman Brown
South Mountain High
al Futrell
Scott Johnson
Mike Morris
Scottsdale High
Kent Roberts
Kenny Whitfield
Glenn “Cheese” Jackson
Greg ‘‘Pee Wee” Jackson
Derrick Taylor
Les Pico
Fencing class offered at Scottsdale Community College
Scottsdale resident Skip Shurtz a former fencing champion will teach foil sabre and epee in a new non credit class at SCC starting Monday The 10 week course runs Monday nights 7 20 to 9 00 with a 10 dollar fee Open to men and women and suitable for beginners and advanced students
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Skip Shurtz
Scottsdale Community College
Shurtz
Pacific Coast
United Staes
U.S
Canada
Melbourne
SCC
Sun Devil coach guards starting quarterback in secrecy
ASU coach Frank Kush plays mystery QB with Cincinnati game looming after a 0-3 start. Dennis Sproul has started, but Kush says the starting signal caller will be revealed at game time. Injuries and multiple lineup shuffles highlight a disruptive roster overhaul.
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Kush
Sun Devils
Maid Marian’s Week 7 Predictions From Scottsdale Club
Maid Marian forecasts 10 major college games led by Oklahoma over Texas and Arizona State over Cincinnati. She projects Arizona over UTEP, UCLA over Stanford, Georgia over Mississippi, Michigan over Michigan State, Nebraska over Colorado, Texas A&M over Texas Tech, Kansas over Oklahoma State, and Brigham Young over Wyoming with emphasis on ground games and improving defenses.
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Sooners
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Houston
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Oklahoma State
Jayhawks
Cowboys
Terry Miller
Robert Turner
Brigham Young
Wyoming
BYU
San Diego State
Cougars
Devils
Coronado Runners Rise to Second in State Poll
Coronado High's cross country team moved up to second in the state rankings after the Thunderbird Invitational, totaling 117 points to trail Tuba City at 120. Tuba City led with eight first place votes, Coronado got four, Palo Verde two. Coronado and other top 10 teams earned invitations to the Tempe Daily News Invitational next week.
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Coronado
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Tempe Daily News
Marcos de Niza
Chandler
Eldorado Park
Youth football results from Boys' Club divisions
In lightweights the Bills beat the Broncos 33 to 6 with Jeff Cagan scoring twice and Mario Scazzola shining on defense. Jets shut out the Chargers 12 to 0 with Ray Barry and Tucker Ham margren leading. Raiders defeated the Dolphins 18 to 10 with Brian Neff scoring and Jimmy Searis on defense. In heavyweight action Redskis topped Colts 16 to 7 with Mike Pietier and Rob Larve key on defense and Eric Allen gaining 33 rushing yards. Bears beat Packers 31 to 6 led by Shawn Tennyson while Tony Costa and Mike Brunton starred for the Cowboys in a 32 to 8 win over the 49ers with David Mitchell scoring twice.
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Broncos
Jeff Cagan
Mario Scazzola
John Carpenter
Mike Sanfranfella
Jets
Chargers
Ray Barry
Tucker Hammargren
Brian Hajicek
John Allyn
Raiders
Dolphins
Brian Neff
Jimmy Searis
Bobby Helms
Kevin Olson
Colts
Mike Pietier
Rob Larve
Eric Allen
Bill Tomelson
Bears
Packers
Shawn Tennyson
Eric Olson
Tony Costa
Mike Brunton
Cowboys
49Ers
David Mitchell
Jose Ponce
Tony Taylor
Dick Gorman
Women's golf results from several clubs eclectic tournament
Arizona Country Club division results show Low gross Dollie Thum 75 and Low net Joan Buchanan 41 in Division 1. Division 2 highlights Mori Swoboda and Pat McLeod tying for low gross 84 with Helen Jordan and Betty Sand tying for low net 62. Division 3 lists Lois Nelson 88 for low gross and Pat Dyess, Mary Jones tying for low net 62. Division 4 credits Mae Applegate 93 for low gross and Mary Anderson, Mary Shrake, Barbara Clarke tying for low net 63. Additional awards include fewest fairway shots and club details from Villa Monterey and Coronado courses.
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Arizona Country Club
Low Gross
Dollie Thum
Joan Buchanan
Mori Swoboda
Pat McLeod
Helen Jordan
Betty Sand
Lois Nelson
Pat Dyess
Mary Jones
Mae Applegate
Mary Anderson
Mary Shrake
Barbara Clarke
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Norris Williams
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Clifton Alapa
Brad Kiburz
Bob Facio
Greg Vandenberg
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East High
Coronado Golf Course
Lillian Capel
Betty Huber
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Fran Armstrong
Virginia Malman
Blanice Read
Shirley Piazza
Valley Country Club
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Iria Ryoho
Ica Thornley
Bmaxine Hansen
Dorothy Whitney
Marge Kleush
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Paul Shank
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