Ineligible SCC Football Players Shock Scottsdale College
Scottsdale Community College faced an end to its football season as four players were declared ineligible under National Junior College rules. The cases stem from athletes who joined SCC when no football program existed, with two later leaving due to grades and two awaiting eligibility appeals.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Community College
Larry Philpot
SCC
Philpot
Mesa
Marines
Jim Cedarstrom
Cedarstrom
Arizona Junior College Athletic Association
Ivan Duncan
California
Duncan
Scottsdale-area
John Marcanti
Eric Kirsch
Bob Adams
ASU
League clashes begin for locals
Local prep basketball opens with Coronado 4-1 and Scottsdale 1-4 chasing B League honors while Saguaro 3-2 and Arcadia 0-5 start A League play. Westwood’s Ronnie Bonner leads Coronado as Scottsdale aims for a Homecoming win at Chandler.
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Jerry Ford
Coronado
Scottsdale
Saguaro
Arcadia
Mesa
Casa Grande
Westwood
Chandler
Chaparral
Ed Anderson
Dons
Anderson
Don Whitlatch
Ronnie Bonner
Bonner
Joe Rush
Wolves
Kush
Charlie Vogel
Vogel
Hunter Returns as Packers Signal Caller After Injury
Scott Hunter resumed duties for the Green Bay Packers as the No. 1 quarterback after a rib injury against Kansas City. John Brockington remained doubtful with a knee injury, though Coach Dan Devine noted Hunter looked sharp during a two hour drill.
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Green Bay, Wis
UPI
Scott Hunter
Kansas City
Green Bay Packers
John Brockington
Chiefs
Dan Devine
Hunter
Staub powers Mets to 6-1 win in pivotal Series game
Rusty Staub drove in five runs with a homer and three singles as the New York Mets beat the Oakland A’s 6-1 to tie the World Series at two games apiece. The lefty duel shifts to Jerry Koosman versus Vida Blue in game five. Staub showed grit by playing through pain and delivering clutch hitting.
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New York
UPI
Vince Lombardi
Rusty Staub
New York Mets
Oakland A's
Staub
Jerry Koosman
Mets
Vida Blue
A’s
Mike Andrews
Williams in last days with A's
Dick Williams will resign after the World Series and could join the New York Yankees if freed from his Oakland contract. Owner Charlie Finley may pursue court action to keep him or release him. The Yankees say they seek an experienced manager as Williams has guided three AL clubs to the World Series in six years.
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NEW York
UPI
Dick Williams
Oakland A’s
Williams
New York Yankees
Oakland
Charlie Finley
Finley
Yankees
Gabe Paul
Smith Frees Lead in Big Sky Rushing After Big NAU Game
Jimmy Smith of Northern Arizona tops the Big Sky rushing chart after a 200 yard game against Texas Lutheran. He has 546 rushing yards in five games, averaging 109.2 yards per contest. Wayne Edwards of Montana State trails with 91.3 yards per game. Northern Arizona allows 99.2 passing yards per game but 221.2 rushing yards per game.
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Boise, Idaho
UPI
Jimmy Smith
Northern Arizona
Smith
Texas Lutheran College
Wayne Edwards
Montana State
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Paradise Valley
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Rick McClelland
Bob Memberg
Pat Curtis
Titan
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Jay Abraham
Steve Erickson
Rob Romanin
Kelly Voyles
Titans
Chaparral Firebirds
San Manual
Firebirds
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Jody Nunez
Phil Cancik
Les Unruh
Gerard Redcoats
Joe Sieczkowski
Jim Edwards
John Glenn
Chris Calcagno
Ron Angulo
Mike Faz
Phoenix Indian
Jim Relph
Redcoats
Gilbert
Dick Anders
Anders
Trojans
St. Mary's Club
Stehower
Glendale
Packers
Koosman
Blue
Newsmen
Bud Harrelson
Smith Leads
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40Th Street
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