Coronado Dons Top Saguaro 21 13 On Arcadia Field
Coronado led by a Brady Mayer passing combo and strong defense earned a 21 13 win over Saguaro on Arcadia Field. Mayer scored twice on second half receptions while Brady added a 32 yard TD pass to Berger and a late 32 yard strike to Mayer as Coronado improved to 4 0 in city play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Cassady
Jim‘ Brady
Greg Mayer
Mayer
Brady
Coronado
Saguaro
Arcadia
Dons
Greg Boyd
Marlin Spawn
Bill Berger
Hal ‘Mayer
Gary Stewart
Stewart
Ste “Mayer
Hall
Berger
Boyd
Pfitzer
Agai
Unclear fragmentary game report with muddled text
Fragmented account describes a football game with references to aerial bombs, Armstrong, a marching team, and a weak first half. The text is garbled with missing phrases and unclear who won or scored, focusing on defense and running backs whiris and halfback.
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Armstrong
Beavers Dominate Carl Hayden In Casual, High-Scoring Clash
Beavers roll up 20 points before halftime as Carl Hayden struggles to against Beaver defense. Key plays include Lonnie Price and Armstrong forcing turnovers and a 100 yard score from Mike Palmer. Beavers extend lead to 33-0 before hybrid subs finish in control.
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Ron . Neal
Carl Hayden
Bear
Falcon
Larry Kottraba
Gary Cauble
Lonnie
Price
Armstrong
Beavers
Kottraba
Mail
Eddie Smith
Campbell
Scottsdale
Nesselroad
Dave Argoth
Hawkins
Arooth
Oul Quain
Bears
Falcons
Ledger
Greg Besh
Cauble
Titans
Arcadia
Coronado Dominates Scottsdale In 31-6 Victory
JVs opened strong with two quick touchdowns by Rea but a series of errors kept Scottsdale in the game early. Rea added another score, then Washburn and Asmussen contributed on a defensive play. A late Beavers score capped a 31-6 Coronado win amid penalties and an injury for Scottsdale.
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Rea
Scottsdale
Joe Washburn
Dons
Bob Asmussen
Coronado
Don
Beavers
West gridders edge Arcadia 19 13 in final drive
In a tense game West defeated Arcadia 19-13 after two late drives. Kautenberger scored from the two yard line in the third period as Arcadia took the lead briefly. Woodward added the extra point and the Warriors rallied to win with five seconds left on the clock.
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Munior
West
Life
Erger
Chuck
Arcadia
Jim Kautenberger
Kautenberger
Mark Woodward
ASU Sets Goal To Reclaim Ranking In Washington State Match
Tempe based Arizona State University seeks to rebound at Sun Devil Stadium tonight after slipping out of the national top 20. The Sun Devils fell from the top 20 with a 27-13 loss to Wyoming in Laramie while pursuing the Western Athletic Conference title.
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Tempe
UPI
Arizona State University
Washington State
Sun Devil Stadium
Sun Devils
Wyoming
Laramie
Mesa Juniors Beat Saguaro 20 7 for 2-2 Season Record
Mesa junior footballers rolled past Saguaro 20 to 7. Randy Sanders capped the scoring with the Cats only touchdown on a long run, leaving Mesa with a 2-2 record for the year.
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Mesa
Saguaro
Randy Sanders
Cats
Redcoats Top Buckeye 19-12 in Ground Victory
Gerard's Terry Hahne rushed for 151 yards and scored a TD while setting up two more as the Redcoats edged Buckeye at North High Field. Glen Roberts added 78 rushing yards, Hahne scored in the first and fourth periods, and John Paletta kicked the decisive late point after a Gerard score.
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Gerard
Terry Hahne
Redcoats
Buckeye
Frank Rausch
Hahne
Sam Marrimore
Ben Aranbel
Roberts
John Paletta
John Nunez
Paletta
John Bauman
Hunter safety course offered by Camelback JC NRA Arizona game dept
A five week hunter safety course sponsored by Camelback JC s NRA and the Arizona Fish and Game Dept starts Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Frontier Lanes on Thomas and Scottsdale Road. The $1 fee covers instruction by NRA professionals and qualifies participants to obtain game tags and other benefits.
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The
Camelback
Jc's
NRA
Arizona Fish and Game’ Dept
Frontier Lanes
Thomas and
Scottsdale Rd
Runners Begin Phoenix Roadrunners Five Day Training
The Phoenix Roadrunners open a five day training period at Memorial Coliseum today before moving to the Ice Palace for workouts Sunday through Tuesday. They host the Portland Buckaroos at the Coliseum Thursday night with goalie Ken Broadrick and winger Gary Marsh expected to join over the weekend.
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Phoenix
UPI
Phoenix ‘Roadrunn
Veterans
Memorial’ ‘Coliseum
Roadrunners
O11
Ice Palace
Portland Buckaroos
Coliseum
Ken Broadrick
Gary Marsh
Arcadia Runner Ties Record On Papago Cross Course
Arcadia placed poorly in the boys cross country meet as the Warriors lost to Westwood 41 to 20. Steve Pebler won the Papago 5.2 mile race in 10 42 tying Coronado distance man Dave Gladstone’s time set last week. Junior Mike Phillips finished seventh, with Arcadia filling the next positions as they swept through the pack.
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Steve Pebler
Arcadia
Barrier
Westwood
Gladstone sets cross country course record at Eldorado Park
Coronado runs unbeaten in a dual meet beating Saguaro 47 to 16 on the Eldorado Park course yesterday. Gladstone clocked 11 21 for the 22 mile course with a 4 30 first mile, followed by Coronado teammates Holcomb Petit Jones in the top four. JV winner Mark Fraser of Coronado finished in 12 36.
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Mike
Mecsey
Saguaro
Mattingly
Kurt Holland
Coronado
Dave
Gladstone
Eldorado Park
Casa’Granie
Robert Levario
Kevin Holcomb
Bob Petit
Skylar Jones
Bob Snider
Harry Kaplan
Mark Fraser
Hall Leads Qualifiers at Laguna Seca in 1 01.53
Jim Hall of Midland Texas topped the 152 mile Canadian American Challenge Cup qualifiers at Laguna Seca with a 1 01.53 for the 1.9 mile course. He averaged 111.8 mph and shaved his own record from last May.
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Monterey
Calif
UPI
Laguna Seca Raceway
Jim Hall
Midland
Texas
Scottsdale CC Team Tops CH in Cross Country Duel
Scottsdale CC posted their second straight win by defeating Carl Hayden 34 to 22. John Hermanson of Scottsdale claimed first place for the Beavers.
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Scottsdale
Carl Hayden
John Hermanson
Beavers
Arizona prep scores showcase varied Class A to AAA results
Arizona high school football scores across Class AAA to C show Alhambra 27 Palo Verde 6, Arcadia 17 Westwood 9, Salpointe 25 Amphitheater 0, and many more. Notable outcomes include Tucson 53 Phoenix North 33, Brophy 2 Phoenix Central 0, Saguaro 13, and Moon Valley 7.
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Alhambra
Palo
Page
Williams
Wickenburg
St. Johns
Antelope
Tombstone
Alchesay
Duncan
St.Johns
Thatcher
Round Valley
Apache Junction
Phoenix Christian
Bagdad
Marana
Benson
Parker
Maricopa
Camp. Verde
Coconino J.V
Beca
Ganado
Monument Valley
Hayden
Sahuarita
Ft. Thomas
Patagonia
Grand Canyon
Salome
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Wegen
Lewis
Mike Pfitzer
Hal Mayer
Phil Taber
Hal Mayers
ADO
Joe
Greg Davis
Bill Nesselroad
Joe Michaud
Smith
Davis
Larry Katiraba
Scottsdale Beavers
Ron Neal
Jvs
Dée Rea
Rampoline
Courtney Brown
Redcoats Top Buckeye
Hunter Safety
Arcadia Spikers
Don Thins
Cass
Scottsdale CC
Arizona Prep
South Mountain
Pueblo
Miami
Safford
Agua Fria
Kingman
Canyon ‘del'Oro
Globe
Buena
Coconino
Winslow
Nogales
Bisbee
Bloy
Ray
Morenci
Superior
Dysart
Ajo
Kirkland
N.M
Holbrook
Tolleson
Peoria
Bourgade
Snowflake
Coolidge
Florence
Mingus
Chinle
Tuba City
Valley
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