Sophomores May Key WAC Cage Season Title Chase
Western Athletic Conference preview as BYU, Wyoming, New Mexico top title contenders with strong sophomore sparks. Utah and Arizona State push talent from returning stars. Arizona looks to replace guards. New Mexico adds transfers and sophomores. Wyoming leans on Ken Collins and veterans in a crowded race.
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Arcadia Titans face two tough road tests in title chase
Arcadia leads Division 1 with a 5-0 season and 4-0 conference mark. Next two weeks bring Yuma and Coronado, historic rivals who beat the Titans in recent years. Westwood’s upset over Yuma shifts contention as Coronado, Scottsdale, and Mesa remain in the hunt for the conference crown.
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Raiders Romp Over Hawks In Pop Warner Action
The Scottsdale Raiders defeated the Phoenix Hawks 4 0 in a Saturday game leveling their record. Sandy Pastorino booted a 62 yard run, Ken Utz forced a fumble, Al Demmin scored from 19 yards as the Raiders led through three quarters. Mike Cordalis tallied seven first half tackles as linemen Sekan Sennah Sath er Savale and Cullen contributed on the line.
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Coronado Crowned Royals as Dons Roar Past Chandler
Coronado High School celebrated homecoming with king Terry Brenner and queen Diane Bowers kissing at halftime. Attendants Ronnie Sims and Linda Saylor looked on, while 1964 royals Linda Seeley and Keith Hoffman observed. The Dons crushed Chandler 28 to 7.
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San Jose State tops Arizona State 21 14 in season opener
San Jose State beats Arizona State 21 to 14 in its first game of the season. The Spartans built a 21 point first period lead then withstood a second half rally as Arizona State dropped to 0 4 in five starts. Washington State defeated Arizona 21 3 and New Mexico edged Utah 13 10 in WAC action.
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Packers Top Lions as Starr Leads Comeback
Bart Starr engineered a 31-21 comeback win for Green Bay over Detroit, passing for three touchdowns and scoring once, keeping the Packers atop the NFL Western Conference at 5-0. Lions Milt Plum and Ron Kramer connected for scores, while Starr rallied from a 21-3 halftime deficit with late TD passes and a fourth quarter run.
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Gerard rolls past Judson with 38 7 victory
Gerard beat Judson 38 7 as Tony Pacella scored two first quarter touchdowns. Craig Powc zak added a 20 yard TD reception from Jim Larkin in the third, and Mike McCarthy connected with Jerry Baumgardner for a 20 yard score late. Gerard improves to 3 2 while Judson suffers first loss of season.
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Pro Football Scores and Weekend Schedule Summary
The bulletin lists results Buffalo 23 Kansas City 7 Boston 13 San Diego 13 tied with Denver 28 Houston 17 and Oakland 24 New York 2. It notes Saturday results and schedules including San Diego at New York and Sunday matchups Boston at Oakland Kansas City at Houston Denver at Buffalo.
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WAC Conference Games This Week
This week’s schedule features New Mexico at Arizona State Brigham Young at Wyoming Utah at Oregon State and San Jose at Arizona. The matchups outline key conference play as teams seek position in the standings.
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