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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1973

Page

5

Dons and Sabers seek confidence after surprising losses

Coach Marlin Span of Saguaro and Ed Anderson of Coronado face confidence issues after heavy losses. Saguaro endured its worst defeat 57 to 20 against McClintock, while Coronado prepares to meet undefeated Westwood. Chandler and Scottsdale also clash as homecoming looms.

Jerry Ford Marlin Span Saguaro Ed Anderson Coronado McClintock Span McClintock High Anderson Westwood Lonnie Foster Chandler Scottsdale Wolves Foster The Beavers Reed Peterson Mesa

Coaches preview upcoming games amid tough league play

Spaw praises his Sabercats and emphasizes blocking as key against Casa Grande while Jim Snyder jokes about 200 pounders from Casa Grande. Coronado coach reflects on a 35 17 loss to Mesa and Rob Wilson's durability as Don quarterback. Chaparral notes Saguaro juniors hitting harder and Vidulich scoring three touchdowns with continued ball distribution.

Spaw Casa Grande Cougars Jim Snyder Sabercats Snyder Anderson Mesa Dons Coronado Peterson Rob Wilson Arcadia Chaparral Jerry Dawson Saguaro Juniors Alhambra Chris Vidulich Firebirds Vidulich

Finley faces backlash over Andrews affair in Oakland

UPI reports Charlie Finley clashes with Oakland players after placing reserve second baseman Mike Andrews on the disabled list following two errors against the Mets. Players fear further moves as Finley pushes on with roster changes amid World Series tension.

Milton Richman UPI New York Charlie Finley Oakland Joe Cronin Bowie Kuhn Mike Andrews New York Mets Andrews John Milner Mets A’s Finley Dick Williams Harry Walker Mike A‘s Peabody Mass Baloney Manny Trillo Juan Morales A's Trillo North Reggie Jackson Felix Millan

Wooden Sends Walton Home For Haircut At Team Practice

UCLA coach John Wooden opened basketball practice at Pauley Pavilion with star center Bill Walton sent home for a haircut. Wooden, 63, hinted he may stay at Westwood for at least one more season. The Bruins listed 15 players including Ralph Drollinger and Richard Washington as they measured 7-1 and 6-9.

Los Angeles UPI UCLA John Wooden Bill Walton Bruins Pauley Pavilion Wooden

Bridges to lead Giants

Former major league infielder Rocky Bridges named manager of the Phoenix Giants in the Pacific Coast League He succeeds Jim Davenport who was released after last season Phoenix General Manager Rosy Ryan praised Bridges experience and spirit Bridges debuted in 1951 with the Brooklyn Dodgers and later played for multiple MLB clubs including the Reds Senators Tigers Indians Cardinals Dodgers Angels and Angels

Cleveland Indians St. Louis Cardinals Los Angeles California Angels

Suns Hope For Better Start With Scott Scoring

The Suns sit 1-2 on the season as Charlie Scott leads with a 19 point per game average. LaMar Green tops the team with seven rebounds per game.

Suns Charlie Scott LaMar Green

Undertakers edge Fifth Avenue in late rally for 16 15 win

In Parks slo pitch action the Undertakers defeated Fifth Avenue Electronics 16 15 after taking the lead in the bottom of the final inning. Rick Pence and Alan Vanko each collected three hits for the winners while Lee Pierce drove in two runs for Fifth Avenue.

Undertakers Fifth Avenue Electronics Fifth Avenue Lee Pierce Rick Pence Alan Vanko Barry Sollemberger Bill Alling Fifth Tom Persons Norm Schipull Neil Tegus Creighton Daniel Millanez Mackey Plumbing Corral Industries Dick Seminoff Corral Roman Village Pera Club Greg Brusto Larry Bandura Bill Sumpter Bob Smith Peru Chuck Long Tom Smith Mark Burnworth Ichibans Pacers Rick Nuber Jerry Beachum Bankol Construction Tempe Welding Mike Castro Mike Crabtree Baukol Ken McClellan Tempe Scott Laughery The Fish Jack Hostetler Dave Powell Chuck Galleo Western Scottsdale Dodge Hustle Inn Morris Athletic

Green tops in WAC after 160 rushing yards and record run

Arizona State running back Woody Green rushed for 160 yards in a 28-3 win over San Jose State to push his career total to 3,024 and set the Western Athletic Conference rushing record with six games left. He earned the WAC Offensive Player of the Week honor while crediting his offensive line and noting he aims to amass more yards. Defensive honors went to Utah safety Steve Marshall for a fumble recovery and interception in Utah’s victory over Wyoming.

Denver UPI Woody Green Arizona State San Jose State Green WAC Jay Miller Brigham Young Steve Odom Utah Portland, Ore Frank Kush Steve Marshall Wyoming

Bierman Fever Improves to Satisfactory Condition

Former coach Bernie Bierman, hospitalized with a fever in Laguna Hills California, moved from intensive care to satisfactory condition on Monday after a weekend setback. The report notes Bierman is a Football Hall of Fame figure and had been in ICU over the weekend.

Laguna Hills, Calif UPI Bernie Bierman Bierman

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