Rival teams pace busy Central Division football slate
Chandler and Coronado share the lead at 6-0 in the Central Division as McClintock, Saguaro and Chaparral seek momentum. Rob Wilson and Jim Brady likened as top competitors, while Saguaro posts 270 rushing yards and five interceptions in a 140 win over Casa Grande.
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White earns Backfield of the Week after 369 yards vs BYU
Arizona State quarterback Danny White set a school total-yard record with 369 in under three quarters in the 52 to 12 win over Brigham Young. He completed 17 of 25 passes for 303 yards and three touchdowns and added 66 rushing yards and another TD. White has 1,514 yards and 17 TDs in six games.
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Broncs tie Raiders as Turner boots late field goal
Denver and Oakland battle to a 23-23 tie in Monday night football. Jim Turner kicks a 35 yard game winner with three seconds left as Ken Stabler passes for 313 yards and Fred Biletnikoff climbs to 6076 career receiving yards.
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Montgomery
Fred Biletnikoff
Slo-pitch night features many high scoring games
Ichibans beat Principals 17-16 after eight innings in a dramatic city parks slo pitch. Joe Muller and Ray Johnson led the winners with hits while Ron Goldby and Mike Bloom added three apiece for Principals. Other results include The Fish 10 Geners 6 and TWC 20 Harvey Wallbangers 9 with multiple three hit performances.
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Ron Goldby
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Dean Smith
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Harvey’s
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Scottsdale High student hits first hole in one
John Buckley a 16 year old Scottsdale High golfer scored his first hole in one on the par 3 third hole at Paradise Valley Country Club using a three iron. He is a member of the Scottsdale High golf team.
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Instructional league terror may be another SF Giant star
Reggie Walton, a 21 year old outfielder from Compton, leads the Arizona Instructional League in batting at .378 with 31 hits 48 total bases eight doubles and 22 runs over 19 games. He credits Giants coach Hank Sauer for helping raise his swing and improving his hitting after a rough start in the Midwest league.
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Fifth Avenue Electronics Soccer Club opens season at Eldorado Park
The club formerly Scottsdale Soccer Club, now Fifth Avenue Electronics, aims to improve on last year’s third place in the Arizona Soccer League. They host the Williams AFB Jets at 3 p.m. Sunday, after a 5 1 preseason win over Maryvale Cougars. The lineup includes players from Morocco, Mexico, Jamaica, Thailand, Germany, England and the U S. Chet Bywarungsyman and Barry lead returnees with Jack Tree coaching.
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Fifth Avenue Electronics
Scottsdale
Williams Afb
Valdez rides five winners at Oak Tree meet
Sensational apprentice Steve Valdez rode five winners at the Oak Tree at Santa Anita meet in Arcadia California on Monday. He claimed the Henry P Russell Handicap aboard Nevada for Marion R Frankel and added to a string of stakes victories while leading the meeting with two wins in 85 mounts. Ansel Stiles of the 1968 Jamaican Olympic team joined the lineup as one of the Newcomers.
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Mesa Community College
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Nevada
Henry P. Russell
Oak Tree
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