Coronado Dons Stifle De Niza 21-6 in Tempe Showdown
Coronado uses two early touchdowns and a sharp defense to topple defending Central Division champion Marcos de Niza 21-6 in Tempe. The Dons force four De Niza turnovers and build a 14-0 halftime lead, then hold on as both teams move the ball late. Birmingham led Coronado with 101 yards on 16 carries and Plummer added 71 yards on 13 rushes.
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Bob Snider Coronado
Dons
Marcos de Niza Padres
Tempe
Anderson
de Niza
Padres
Don
Coronado
Hostetler
Wes Wilson
Plummer
Curt Eastin
Jim Home
Thibault
Pat Mitchell
Pat Harden
Birmingham
Emmick
Eastin
Mitchell
Othe Don
Mesa Clinches Central Division Win Over Arcadia 23 7
Mesa built a 23-7 lead and held on to defeat Arcadia 23-19 in the Central Division A League. Arcadia, limited to two second-half first downs, suffered injuries to Dale Lyon and Tim Johnson while key plays included Pitre 65 yard TD pass to Lyon and a 73 yard punt return by Scott Shaw.
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Mesa
Arcadia Titans
Arcadia
Titans
Dale Lyon
Tim Johnson
Titan
Bob ‘Pitre
Mark Grant
Pitre
Lyon
John Durso
Scott Shaw
Grant
The
Rabbits
Darrell Feet
Dennis Webb
Jim Upchurch
Kevin Riedy
Riedy
Johnson
Steve Fernandez
Tony Martinez
Rick Melikian
Dan Braden
Arc — Lyon
Curso
Mesa — Shaw
O. LeSueur
Mesa — Webb
Upehureh
Arc — Riedy
Arc — Pitre
Gerard Redcoats halt Bourgade 13 7 in defensive battle
Gerard defense intercepts three Bourgade passes and forces multiple turnovers to build a 13 0 third quarter lead. Mike Baker runs for 144 yards and a touchdown as Gerard improves to 2 3 while Bourgade stalls with 253 total yards and two fumbles lost. Dan McShane and Greg Van denburg add picks for Gerard.
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Gerard’ Redcoats
Bourgade
Redcoats
Roger Elsey
Elsey
Bob Alexander
Gerard
Mike Baker
John Lambrose
John Marini
Greg Vandenburg
Dan McShane
Dog Selex 1 Connaught and Related Entries
The fragment lists multiple entries and identifiers for a canine selection context, including dogs such as Connaught, She's Grace, Greg Zimmer, R.D.'s Buffy, Tuetul, Monkey Business, Gorgeous Ghost, and others with associated numbers and parentheses, indicating a racing or listing schedule.
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Connaught
She
Grace
Greg Zimmer
R.D
Buffy
Harvey
Joker
Tuetul
Center
Delta
Best Bet and Quin for Race Card
By Perry Mutuel Wing shows selections for the day with Best Bet at the 16th race and Best Quin for the 12th race. Filter Tip is highlighted, alongside a list of horse names and numbers including Gem's Vagabond Romantic Novel Hot Sex Cascade Jane Hank and Ramblin Waymier Agnes Lynn Abby Gale and Karen's Delight.
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Gem
Cascade Jane
R.D
Hank
Denzie
Trail North
Waymier
Agnes Lynn
Abby Gale
Dahle Grey
Karen's Delight
Beavers vs Chargers: McClintock Dominates at Home
Scottsdale Beavers fall 33 to 12 to McClintock at McClintock High School. Chargers improve to 5-0, 2-0 in league as Ron Washington returns a kickoff for a touchdown and Doug Koenig scores twice. Scottsdale drops to 1-4, 0-2.
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Scottsdale Beavers
Santa Claus
McClintock
Chargers
Beavers
McClintock High School
Scottsdale
Ron Washington
Doug Koenig
Washington
Koenig
George Godden
Mike Morris
Brian Lair
Kane injured as horse falls at Rockingham Park
In Salem New Hampshire a horse fell during the third race at Rockingham Park injuring driver John Rave 64 of Brattleboro Vermont. He was taken to a hospital for treatment after the incident.
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Salem
Ness
John Rave
Brattleboro
Rockingham Park
Arizona State Faces New Mexico In Key WAC Clash
Arizona State coach Frank Kush says the WAC race is a three team battle among Colorado State Arizona and ASU but only if the Sun Devils improve offensively The 4 0 Sun Devils rank third nationally in yards but risk giveaways in enemy territory New Mexico counters with a strong interior line and All-WAC safety Randy Rich who has four interceptions This game starts at 6 30 Arizona time withMortenson and Sproul contesting the ASU passing game and Steve Myer leading the Lobos offense
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Albuquerque
Arizona State
Frank Kush
Western ‘Athletic Conference
Sun Devils
Colorado State
Arizona
Kush
Bob Schultz
Earl Petit
Andy Frederick
Devil
Young
Randy Rich
New Mexico
Lobo
Bill Mondt
ASU
Fred Mortensont
Dennnis Sproul
Larry Mucker
John
Jefferson
Mortenson
Steve Myer
Mondt
Steve
Lee Opens World Series Start for Red Sox in Fenway
Boston pitcher Bill Lee, seeking his 18th win, lines up as the second game starter against Cincinnati’s Jack Billingham at Fenway Park. After elbow inflammation and two brief late-season outings, Lee is fit and confident, with Rick Wise saved for the third game in Cincinnati. Lee will hit as the DH rule is not in effect in the Series.
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Boston
Bill Lee
Boston Red Sox
Lee
Darrell Johnson
Cincinnati
Jack Billingham
Fenway Park
Detroit
Johnson
Stan Williams
Rick Wise
Wise
Sabers Tame Crims in Yuma Victory
Saguaro Sabercats rout the Criminals 21-7 to snap a two game skid. QB Frank Shadid threw 277 yards with two TDs, connecting with Tom White on 31 and 61 yard strikes. Jenkins added a fourth quarter scoring run as Saguaro improved to 3-2, Yuma dropped to 0-5.
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Saguaro Sabercats
Ae Criminals
Yuma
Sabers
Sabercats
Frank ‘Shadid
Shadid
Tom White
White
Bob Jenkins
Saguaro
Yuma Eo
Soerge
Moser
Varah
Jenkins
Roadrunners edge San Diego in season opener 6-5
The Phoenix Roadrunners defeated the San Diego Mariners 6-5 to open the 1975-76 season. Robbie Ftorek scored twice with two assists, Pekka Rautakallio added a goal, and Jim Boyd and John Gray also found the net as phoenix rallied in the third period.
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Bill Burke
Phoenix Roadrunners
San Diego
Phoenix
Robbie
Ftorek
Pekka Rautakallio
Pekka
Ernie Wakely
Mariners
Gary Curt
Mariner
Kevin Devine
Devine
Serg Beaudoin
Kurt
Jim Boyd
John Gray
Exhibition tennis set at Chaparral Racquet Club Sunday
Eight notable young players will compete in a tennis exhibition at Chaparral Racquet Club beginning at 12 30 p m Patti Penn Arcadia Highs top female player last year teams with Craig Marshall ASUs freshman squad against Jennifer Grantham Saguaro Highs top female and Barry Hartman Arcadias boys player In the 1 30 p m slot Claire Schmeyer ASUs top female player last year teams with Carter Lenoir formerly Southwests top male doubles player against Jeff Foster Arcadias top male player and Dan Ben Ora from Saguaro High last year
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Chaparral
Patti Penn
Arcadia High
Craig Marshall
Arizona State
Jennifer Grantham
Saguaro High
Barry Hartman
Claire Schmeyer
ASU
Carter Lenoir
Southwest
Jeff Foster
Dan Ben-Ora
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Timm Koors
Webb
McClintocks
Ed Anderson
Bobby Plummer
Scott
Greg Thibault
Bret Hostetler
Rob Halcishick
Mike O'Hare
Arcadia Falls
Ger — Elsey
Amarters
Ger — Baker
Bour — Lambrose
Hagerty
Dog Selex
Perry
Godden
David Given
Tony Macchiavoli
McC — Washington
McC — Koenig
Scot — Morris
Gohde
Mee — Lair
Given
Scot — Macchiaroll
Kane
Reds
J.C. Migneault
Sandy Hucul
Mee
Golden Jet
Bobby Hull
Winnipeg Jets
Veteran’s Coliseum
Reinbocan
Motormick
Hayden Road
Ttest
Theyead
Peonies Jong
AL Goldstein
Cherry Schneiderman
Pleazure
Tim Beckley
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