Drovers fall to Arizona Western in late rally defeat
Scottsdale Community College drops to 0-4 after three fourth quarter turnovers allow Arizona Western to pull away. Key plays include Henry Jenkins 50 yard score and Bates 76 yard TD as Western controls the game with a strong ground attack and late onside kick.
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Scottsdale Daily Progression item published October 15 1973
A brief item from Scottsdale Arizona dated October 15 1973 reports a local event with readable details preserved from the page segment. No further context is available within the accessible OCR.
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Oilers fire Bill Peterson after 1-18 record
Houston Oilers dismiss head coach Bill Peterson with a 1-18 mark over 19 games. General manager Sid Gillman to serve as interim coach as the team honors remaining contract terms. Owner Bud Adams had hired Peterson from Rice in 1971.
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Jackson's four TDs spark Rams upset over Cowboys
Harold Jackson starred with four touchdown catches setting a 37-31 win as the Rams opened 5-0 behind QB John Hadl. Dallas rallied but fell short, while other NFL results shaped early-season standings.
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Missouri Stuns Nebraska 13-12 After 62-0 Scare
Missouri, led by coach Al Onofrio, rallies to upset No. 2 Nebraska 13-12 in Lincoln. Nebraska misses a two point conversion late as top contenders hold, while Ohio State, Alabama, Michigan, USC, Oklahoma, Penn State, Tennessee, Notre Dame and LSU also win.
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Warriors wallop Suns to open season win
Golden State surged in the fourth quarter to a 120-95 victory over Phoenix. Rick Barry scored 23 points as seven Warriors hit double figures, fueling an 26-10 run that broke a close game after 84-81 entering the final period. Charlie Scott led Phoenix with 19 before fouling out. Neal Walk and Connie Hawkins added 15 each.
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Roadrunners to rest after 6-3 win lift unbeaten streak
Phoenix Roadrunners improved to 41-1 with a 6-3 victory over San Diego, extending their unbeaten string to five while preparing to host Seattle Wednesday. John Gorton led Phoenix with a goal and two assists as Barlow Keegan Thiffault Bond and Mowat also scored. Off-ice moves saw two veterans cut from the title squad.
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Iowan wins sprint title at Western Sprint Car Championship
Earl Wagner of Pleasantville Iowa captured the 50 lap main event in the $35 000 Western Sprint Car Championship windup at Manzanita Raceway Bobby Jones of Danville Illinois finished second and Gene Brown of Phoenix third Duane Taylor of Albuquerque won the 25 lap semi main and Bobby Allen of McSherrytown Pennsylvania won the 15 lap consolation race
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