Dons Overpower Arcadia 32 6 Big Football Victory
Coronado defeats Arcadia 32 6 in a dominant performance as Terry Brenner throws four TD passes and combines with McCready for 242 passing yards. Arcadia suffers historic loss while Coronado collects its third win of the season and showcases strong defense.
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Top 10 Scholastic Grid Teams Survive States
United Press International lists Arizona high school football powerhouses in the state playoffs race. Westwood crushed Kofa 47-1 as Flowing Wells lost 12-7 to Safford in a stumble. Glendale edged Cortez 13-6. Camelback and Scottsdale shutout wins. Salpointe edged Tucson 14-13. Winslow beat Phoenix Indian School.
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Alston Sees Dodgers Top Angels in Warmup
Walter Alston watched the Dodgers beat the Los Angeles Angels 7-2 at Rendezvous Park. Johnny Podres and Joe Moeller pitched three solid innings apiece, with Podres allowing one unearned run and Moeller issuing three walks but yielding only a double and two singles. For the Dodgers, Ken McMullen drove in two with a two-base hit, while Jeff Torborg and Willie Crawford added doubles.
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U S Athletes Shine as Tokyo Hosts Bid Farewell
The 1964 Tokyo Games close with the U S claiming its best showing since 1952. Don Schollander leads the U S flag amidst Hirohito’s gaze as Avery Brundage proclaims closure. The U S tops Russia in golds 36 to 30, with Hayes Carr Schull Mills Tyus and McGuire among standout American victors across track events.
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Medal standings edge toward final Olympic day
UPI reports medal tallies narrowing as the Tokyo Games near the end with two events remaining on the schedule. Strong performances fuel expectations for a dramatic wrap.
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Fuel Dragsters Vie for $1000 Tonight at Bee Line Dragway
Fuel dragsters battle for cash prizes at Bee Line Dragway with Earl Canavan’s Lincoln powered A-Fuel car claiming speedest honors. Tucson entrants Speed Sport and Findley Oldsmobile join the field aiming for top times, including a 7.73 second 197 mph run.
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Second Hungarian Olympic defector seeks asylum in West
A second member of Hungary’s Olympic delegation defected and asked asylum in the West. The defector identified as Balla Zabor, 22, member of the fencing team, raising to four the Hungarians who fled in two days, including two Olympians and two tourists.
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SHS Peewees Edge Glendale to Stay Undefeated
Scottsdale High Peewees rallied in the fourth quarter to beat Glendale 14-13 at Glendale. Eddie Morgan connected with John Falk for a 15 yard touchdown, Mike Ryan added the extra point and later ran 45 yards for a go ahead score. Danny Walker then caught Morgan’s pass for the winning extra point as Scottsdale moved to five straight wins and held opponents to zero points for the first time this season.
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Eddie Morgan
John Falk
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Beavers Roll Over Mesa 13-0 for 5th Straight Win
Scottsdale Beavers blank Mesa Jackrabbits 13-0 extending the team’s winning streak to five and their first over Mesa in a decade. Duane Bledsoe and Don Burger scored rushing TDs with Sammy Campbell kicking a failed extra point due to a penalty.
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