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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1964
Page
4
Scottsdale drives to a 22-6 victory over Arcadia as Duane Bledsoe, Fuller and Burger pace the Beavers. Miller of Arcadia throws 29-yard pass to Orth for their lone score. multiple turnovers and strong Beaver defense shape the game.
Scottsdale Beavers edge Arcadia 22 6 as coach Tommy Campbell praises the team's heart and unity. The squad walked to the locker room in a drumbeat line, displayed steady discipline, and refused to pick a single player of the week, opting to honor the entire team.
Chandler defeats Coronado 13 to 0 in a 109 play game. Coronado leads in first downs 19-18 and outgains Chandler 87 rushing yards to 106, but errors and four committee fumbles, plus a blocked punt and a 45 yard kickoff return, lock in Chandler’s win. Dennis McCready fair caught later.
Scottsdale's Pee Wee Beavers dominated Arcadia 40 0 for their third straight win while scoring 79 points and conceding none. Mike Ryan Ed Morgan led with 15 and 12 points, Morgan also two touchdown passes, Don Madison and Ryan connected on a first quarter score, and Ryan added a 20 yard run. In second quarter Morgan and Ebert extended the lead, then Morgan scored twice in the fourth as Guffey and Ryan added extra points. Arizona State University, aiming to boost its ground game, expected to beat Texas Western College as coach Frank Kush coolly eyed a potential tough year after predicting a rebuilding season.
Arcadia players and coach lament a 22 to 6 defeat to cross-town rival Scottsdale. Coach Bob Hendricks blamed high penalties and fumbles while praising Scottsdale’s strong offense. Lineman Ron Johnson noted there’s always next week against Westwood.
New York Yankees send Jim Bouton to the mound at home in Yankee Stadium to take a lead in the 1964 World Series against the St Louis Cardinals. Curt Simmons will start for the Cardinals in his first series start. Weather clear and warm. crowd about 69000 including Lynda Bird Johnson. Keane says the park suits the Cardinals and helps their outfielders reach balls in deep outfield.
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