Devils rout Lobos as defense stifles New Mexico
Arizona State rolls to a 41 7 victory over New Mexico as the Sun Devils defense holds firm. Mike Haynes returns a 60 yard punt for a touchdown and Garland Evans, Rocky Mataali, Morris Owens, Fred Williams and Mark Lovett contribute TDs while QB concerns persist. Williams leads ASU with 119 rushing yards.
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Pop Warner Bucs edge Outlaws on late 67-yard drive
The Buccaneers rallied in the final two minutes for a 14 12 win over the Outlaws. Randy Hayes threw a 28 yard TD pass to Ray Perrone as time ran out after Mike Hamby opened scoring with a 14 yard rush.
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Maryland and Temple fuel nostalgia with big wins
Maryland, ranked 12th, beat N C State 20-10 to push toward its first ACC title and a possible major bowl bid as Temple improved to 6-0 following a 21-17 win over Delaware. Ohio State, Michigan, Alabama, Auburn and others also dominated, while Penn State faces Maryland next week. Carter ran for 180 yards for Maryland, becoming the program’s alltime leading rusher with 1,952 yards.
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BYU shocks Arizona with Gary Sheide five TDs
BYU quarterback Gary Sheide threw for 268 yards and five touchdowns as the 14th ranked Cougars upset Arizona 37-13 at Tucson. BYU improved to 3-0-1 in the WAC and 3-3-1 overall, delivering a passing-driven victory after a rough start to the season.
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PC and Mesa stay tied atop conference standings
In a CCAC clash, Phoenix College won 12-6 over Arizona Western while Mesa Community College beat Eastern Arizona 27-18 to move to 3-1. Scottsdale CC sat 2-1 after an idle week, keeping the race tight near the top.
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Arizona pro tops Snead in national club pro event
Phil Ferranti of Sun City Arizona won 1154 dollars in the National Club Professional Golf Championship at Pinehurst. He shot a one over par 74 final round and finished four rounds at 294 tying eight others for 21st. Roger Watson sank an 80 foot birdie to tie Sam Snead at 284 and then beat Snead on the first hole of a sudden death playoff.
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