Do Or Die For Dons Beavers Next Friday
The Division I football race tightens as Scottsdale hosts Mesa and Arcadia hosts Coronado on Friday Oct 25. Scottsdale must tie Mesa to stay in title contention while Coronado battles Arcadia for the lead. Mesa leads offensively and defensively and has 105 points for, 37 against in five games.
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Marlin Spaw
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Don Cross Country Ends 18-Game Winning Streak
The Coronado Dons lost to the Kofa Kings 19 to 40 on Oct 18 on the Kofa course. Dave Mansfield led with a 9:27 course record while Max Stevens finished second for Kofa. Tim Leveille placed third for Coronado as Yuma weather dampened the day.
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Sun Devils Throttle Miners 27 0 in Rainy El Paso Win
Arizona State University delivered its first shutout of the season at Texas Western 27-0 to stretch a four game win streak. Tony Lorick rushed for 176 yards on 21 carries and scored twice as ASU built a 14 point first half lead and added key scores in the third and fourth quarters. John Jacobs scored a two yard run for the first half TD and Herman Harrison caught a 37 yard pass from John Jacobs for another score.
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Pro Football Scores From United Press International
NFL results list includes Cleveland 37 Philadelphia 7 New York 37 Dallas 21 Pittsburgh 38 Washington 27 Baltimore 25 Detroit 21 Green Bay 30 St Louis 7 San Francisco 20 Chicago 14 Los Angeles 27 Minnesota 24 and Sunday night matches San Diego 38 Kansas City 17 Oakland 49 New York 26 Houston 28 Buffalo 14 with Friday note Boston 40 Denver 21 and team standings showing Cleveland St Louis New York each at 0.667.
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Rollins Stars for Phoenix College in 50-14 Victory
Arcadia's Moose Rollins scored twice as Phoenix College Bears crushed Eastern Arizona Junior College 50 to 14. Rollins now has three touchdowns in two games for PC this season.
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Nicklaus Captures Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas
Jack Nicklaus won the Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas earning $13,000 plus a new car for his father. The victory follows his prior triumph at the Desert Inn Desert event and adds to his growing list of major wins in Las Vegas.
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Moffitt Sets Arcadia 2.3 Mile Cross Country Record
Arcadia junior Brad Moffitt established a new school mark by finishing the 2.3 mile course in 11 minutes 10 seconds during Arcadia’s 27 to 30 win over Yuma. He narrowly edged Yuma’s Garcia, with teammates Juntti fifth and Arcadia runners dominant among the top finishers.
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Oregon Praised By LaRue After 28 12 Victory Over Arizona
Arizona coach Jim LaRue praised Oregon after the Ducks beat the Wildcats 28 to 12. Oregon injured tackle Phil Wilson will miss the rest of the year. Oregon piled up 432 yards while Arizona totaled 170 rushing and 72 passing. Renfro and Berry starred for Oregon with 116 rushing yards and 190 passing yards respectively.
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Judson Upsets Orme In Surprising 14-13 Victory
Judson High School Cougars upset Orme Ranch School 14-13 to seize top status in Class B Independents. Orme opened scoring as Phil Otten dashed 50 yards, but Judson answered with a 40 yard touchdown by Larry Jackson and a 20 yard TD by Dave Hornsby. Final defense held Orme until late, with Barry Weiss sacking Otten to seal the win.
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Weigh-In Inspector to Testify in Boxing Probe
Baltimore UPI reports weigh in inspector Leon Yarneth was to testify before a grand jury about the odd weigh in preceding boxer Ernie Knox’s death. Knox weighed 178 pounds for a Monday fight with Wayne Bethea who weighed 205, both fully clothed on the scales. Knox died at Provident Hospital from a brain blood clot after a ninth round knockout.
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Arcadia Junior Varsity Mirroring Golden Era Streak
Arcadia J V and freshmen extend unbeaten run to five wins ending Cortez 18 0. Key plays include Tony Peyou blocked punt recovered by Rick Biedenkop Alan Lam TD and Billy Birkholtz 20 yard score. Titan defense allows only one TD all season.
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Giants Host Los Angeles Dodgers in Scottsdale
The Giants return home to face the Los Angeles Dodgers in Scottsdale Stadium at 1 p.m. Cap Peterson delivered a pinch hit double in the ninth to lift the Giants to a 7 5 win over Pittsburgh after a 7 3 loss the Pirates handed the Giants last Saturday. The Giants sit atop the Arizona Instructional League with a 5 3 record.
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Mounties Top Raiders 21-6 In Pop Warner Clash
The Mounties of the Phoenix Westown area defeated the Scottsdale Raiders 21-6 on Saturday. Mounties led 7-0 at halftime and pulled away after a late fourth quarter score set by Lanny Kane and Tom Raudebaugh.
Arcadia Freshmen remain unbeaten with 26 0 win over Cortez
Arcadia High freshman football stretched its perfect record to five games by routing Cortez 26 0. John Frese opened scoring with a 60 yard TD, Mike Berry added a sneak for six, and a Berry to Ziska pass set up the final TD before halftime. The Titans added a late TD in the second half as Cortez could only cross midfield once. Arcadia’s defense anchored by Ziska Shredge Auila and Esmay held Cortez to six points all season.
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