Westwood Warriors Rout Coronado 35 13 in Second Half Surge
Westwood, trailing 13-7 at halftime, rallied behind a swift late burst to defeat Coronado 35-13. Key scoring came from Sterling Bonner, Daquon? No, wait. (Note: The source mentions multiple players including Bonner Williams Watson Lilly Tyler and others. final tally shows Westwood overcame a halftime deficit with three second-half touchdowns.)
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Dave Cassady
Arizona State University
Frank Kush
Westwood
Warriors
Coronado
Bob Flick
Dave Wilson
Brian Chatam
Bill Imbrogno
Dons
Dick Mendez
Dick Harris
Steve Merrill
Don Ray Forgie
Harris
Mendez
Sterling Bonner
Jim Williams
Tom Watson
Bonner
Ric Smith
Rod Lilly
Frank Wright
Steve Johnson
Ben Tyler
Bohmer
Tyler
Dwaun Stewart
Watson
Jeff Flanda
Kent Bolin
Hokams Clinch Fifth Victory Over Mesa College
In 38 degree weather the Hokams defeated Mesa College of Colorado 14 to 0. Key injury: sophomore fullback Jimmy Edmonds suffered a ruptured ankle and will miss the season. Randy Carter added a seven yard TD run late, with Steve Hall converting PATs.
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Blank Mesa
Bob Williams
Grand Junction
Colo
Mesa Community College
Hokams
Mesa College of Colorado
Mesans
Mavericks
Hokam
MCC
Jimmy Edmonds
Edmonds
Westwood High
Paul Widmer
Charlie Fields
Jimmy Smith
Lynn Smith
Maverick
Mesa
Colorado
Smith
Steve Hall
Widmer and Co
Randy
Moose
Carter
Las Vegas
May’s
Hall
Cats Dominate Cougars In Season Opener 28 12
Saguaro Sabercats win at Casa Grande 28 12 despite four starters out with injuries. Kory Schuknecht passes for 168 yards and a touchdown while Jim Heald rushes for 31 yards and scores. Tom Price and Randy Spilsbury connect on key plays as Saguaro racks up 326 total yards and 158 on the ground. Fred Silvestri leads with 10 tackles as Casa Grande struggles to 91 rushing yards.
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Hokams
Arizona
Jimmy Smith
Colorado
Smith
States
Fields
Saguaro Sabercats
Casa Grande
Cougars
Kory Schuknecht
Jim’ Heald
Sabercats
Heald
Cats
Schuknecht
Cougar
Larry Anderson
Saguaro
Wesley Baker
Fred Silvestri
Randy Spilsbury
Tommy Price
Af Casa” Grande
Spilsbury
Jim Cédarstrom
Eric Kirsh
Arcadia Titans Fall to Mesa in Conference Opener 27 15
Arcadia opened conference play with a stronger showing but dropped to Mesa 27 15. Steve Pihl threw two interceptions early as Mesa built a 14 7 lead, then Arcadia fought back with a late touchdown pass from Pihl to Masterson and a final score from Gilenwater.
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Mesa
Paul Smith
Cadia
Arcadia
Titans
Jackrabbits
Steve Pihl
Pihl
Ron Boyd
Ray Skousen
Mark Staggs
Dave Jones
John Masterson
Gene
Clinkingbeard
Steve Grass
John Schultz
Skousen
Rabbits
Mike Reynolds
Jerry Hall
Boyd
Ron Puente
Gilenwater
Mark
USC Seeks Rank Rise Against Weakened Washington
USC aims to rebound after dropping from the top ten to 12th in the United Press International ratings following a loss to Stanford. The Trojans face a Huskies squad eager to derail USC’s Rose Bowl hopes as air force and Navy meet and Ohio State hosts Minnesota in a Saturday night slate. Washington, led by coach John McKay since 1960, is viewed as easier for USC this week with a 17 point spread. USC plans a stronger ground attack with three deep running backs to compensate for the prior showings.
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United Press International
Southern California Trojans
University of Washington
Trojans
Stanford
Washington
USC
Indians
Air Force
Navy
Washington, D.C
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Alabama
Tennessee
Notre Dame
Missouri
Ohio State
Minnesota
Washington State
John McKay
Huskies
Miest's 246 yard night paces Scottsdale win
Scottsdale Bears top Chandler Wolves 26 8 in the B League opener as Miest rushes 246 yards with two touchdowns. Makings to Sweeney 연결 twice for TDs as Moock and Gentile suffer injuries and Chandler creates a late score. Defensive stands by Couzens Wacker Palmer and Moogh.
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Bobsnider
Bob Miest
Chandler Wolves
Scottsdale
Miest
Beavers
Chandler
Miesi
Wolves
Mike Makings
Alan Sweeney
Steve Palmer
Sweeney
Makings
Miesz
Doug Moock
John Gentile
Ken Walker
Wayne Bailey
Bears
Bruce Kahl
Palmer
Danny Braezeale
Moock
Couzens
Roadrunners Blank Salt Lake In WHL Victory
The Phoenix Roadrunners defeated the Salt Lake Golden Eagles 5 to 0 to notch their first WHL win. Harry Shawn opened the scoring, with Dufour Hinse adding goals in the second and third periods and Lund capping the tally.
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Phoenix
UPI
Phoenix” Roadrunners
Salt Lake Golden Eagles
Harry Shawn
Roadrunners
Guy Defour
Andre Hinse
Dufour
Quebec
Bob Sloan
Hinse
Salt Lake
Eagles
Prep scores show wide spread across divisions
A collage of high school football results lists numerous matchups with scores from Mesa Arcadia Westwood Saguaro Casa Grande Camelback Salpointe Tucson Rincon Moon Valley Cortez Palo Verde Sunnyside Glendale Saguaro Pueblo Douglas Amphitheatre Chandler Flagstaff Brophy Prix Union South Mountain East Maryvale St. Mary's Paradise Valley McClintock Kofa Central North Flowing Wells Agua Fria Winslow Kingman Safford Canyon del Oro Nogales Cholla Globe Buena Winslow Kingman Prix Indian Santa Rita Miami Bisbee Morenci Marana Willcox Superior Bourgade Dysart Eloy San Manuel Buckeye Ajoo Ray Gerard Peoria Tolleson Holbrook Chinle Williams Tuba City Clifton Fort Grant Thatcher Blue Ridge Mingus Payson Gila Bend Lake Havasu Duncan Lordsburg Antelope St John’s Monument Valley Sanders Tombstone Florence Hayden Sahuarita Round Valley Window Rock CLASS C Pima Fort Thomas Bowie Mayer Ash Fork
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Saguaro
Pueblo
Douglas
Scottsdale
Chandler
Flagstaff
Brophy
Prix
Union
South Mount
East
Maryvale
St. Mary's
Paradise Val
McClintock
Kofa
Central
North
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Gerard
Peoria
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