Coronado Dons Face Kofa in Desert Showdown
Coronado prepared to challenge Kofa High School in a tough road test after a 13-6 Homecoming win and a resilient run despite earlier losses. Coach Ed Anderson notes Kofa’s desert trip and tougher conditions down in Yuma, while Coronado aims to sustain its momentum and avoid overconfidence after Westwood’s 100-6 win by contrast.
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Coronado
Kofa
Hamburger
Kings
Westwood
Dons
Warriors
Anderson
Casa Grande
Gougars
Chandler
McClintock
Coronados
Saguaro Faces Casa Grande in Crucial League Showdown
Saguaro Sabercats travel to Casa Grande Thursday for a key league game as they hold a 2-0 A League record and aim to extend their unbeaten run. The Cougars, 1-1 in league play and 1-6 overall, seek better football after a 18-7 win over Yuma, while Saguaro eyes a first league title.
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Saguaro
Sabercats
Saguaro High
Casa Grande
Cougars
Cats
Paydirt
Yuma Criminals
Warriors
Boxing Night Promises Nine Fights At YMCA Card
The second Golden Gloves boxing card of the year is at the YMCA tonight at 8. Pete Jesik of Scottsdale meets Don Bucky of Luke Air Force Base in the main event. An exhibition features Scottsdale coach Bill Long against Hill Chambers of Arizona State Prison. Milo Bejarano vs Robert Camp, John Apodaca vs John Vega are other bouts. Admission is 1.50 for general and 2.00 ringside with proceeds to YMCA equipment fund.
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YMCA
Pete Jesik
Scottsdale
Don Bucky
Luke Afb
Bill Long
Arizona State
Hill Chambers
Milo Bejarano
Robert Camp
Luke
John Apodaca
John ‘Vega
Phoenix
Arcadia Faces Mesa in Must-Win Tilt for Title Hope
Arcadia, 1 1 in league play, travels to Mesa on Thursday at 8 seeking a victory to keep a shot at the league title alive. Mesa sits 0-1-1 in league action and relies on a strong running game led by Vance Chapman with solid defense, while Arcadia must curb penalties and mistakes and stop Mesa’s power offense.
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Arcadia
Mesa
Titans
Saguaro
Sabercats
Dave Flowers
Chuck Savale
Gary Martin
Roy Gregory
Rabbits
Vance Chapman
Nell
Neilson
Tempe
Chapman
Beavers Face No 1 Westwood Amidst Deep Warriors Bench
Scottsdale Beavers meet top ranked Westwood Warriors at Warrior Field after Westwood routed an opponent 100 to 6. Westwood’s depth, passing duo, and versatile backs pose a tough test while Scottsdale adjusts its defense with Volkman and May shifting inside and Endres at linebacker. Injury notes include Ryser out for year and Gibson doubtful.
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Big Orange
Lynn “Smith
Westwood
Scottsdale
Wayne Bailey
McClintock
Bailey
Beavers
Gary Volkman
Jeff May
George Endres
Rick Ryser
Randy Gibson
Central Arizona fishing report summary
Bartlett fair bass. Pleasant fair black bass at Bartlett. Saguaro fair to poor largemouths. Lower Verde and Salt Rivers muddy and poor. White Mountains good trout at Big, Concho, Crescent, Lee Valley and Luna lakes. Greer, Rainbow and White Mountain lakes fair. Navajo Reservation Tsailer and Wheatfield good for trout. Ashurst and Lynx fair for trout. Lake Mary fair for trout and northern pike. Williams area fair for trout. Long Lake fair for trout and northern pike. Black Canyon Willow Springs Woods Canyon Knoll Blue Ridge lakes fair. Lake Powell good for trout and largemouth bass.
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Central
Arizona
Bartlett Fair
Verde
Salt
White Mountains
Big
Concho
Crescent
Lee Valley
Luna Lakes
Greer Lakes
Rainbow
White Mountain
Navajo Reservation
Tsailer
Wheatfield
Ashurst Fair
Lake Mary Fair
Williams Area
Black Canyon
Willow
Springs
Woods Canyon
Knoll
Blue Ridge
Colorado River
Lake Powell
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Corlae
den Gurley
Scottsdale Bowling Supply
N. Scottsdale Rd
McDowell Rd
Mike Fox
Fox
Flowers
First Post
Greyhound
Park Poleul Lra Een
Ato UL Rian Crite
Neat
Ana
Mr. Richards
Watkins Ford
Galaxie
Corra
Maverick
Torino
FBI
Bill Watkins Ford
Camelback
Scottsdale RD
Jackrabbits
Warrior Field
Custer
Little Big Horn
Fishing Report
Sierra
BER
Meee Ake
Bankamericard
Scottsdale Road
Aim
Redburn General Tire
Lucy
BUICK
GMC
West Main — Mesa
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