Arcadia Holds Top Rank After Victory Over Coronado
Arcadia stays first with a 5-1 conference mark and 6-1 overall as star quarterback George Mattingly leads in a 27-14 win over Coronado before suffering a severe shoulder injury. Coronado drops to 4-2 in division with a 5-2 season record. Mattingly threw three TD passes before leaving the game with the injury.
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Beavers lose heartbreaker to Mesa Jackrabbits
Scottsdale fell 38 to 26 as Mesa built an 18 point lead, then held on after Scottsdale rallied in the second half. Dunning carried Mesa with 34 rushes and two touchdowns while Campbell and Shuford fueled Scottsdale scoring in a tense IAA clash.
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Craig Lewis
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Jack Gutknecht
Ferree Leads Open in Tight Almaden Race
Jim F erree a crosshanded putter from California led the Almaden Open into the third round with a 11 under par total after rounds of 66 and 67. He held a two shot edge over Bob Verwey and Charles Coody as the $46 000 tournament neared its finish at Almaden Country Club in San Jose California.
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Arcadia Edges Coronado Amid Injuries in Title Bid
Arcadia defeated Coronado as Mattingly suffered a severe muscle injury and Don Thude of Coronado broke his leg. Coronado faces a 92 record and possible elimination from the Division I title race while Arcadia hopes Mattingly’s condition is clarified after examinations.
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McLaren Sets Riverside Grand Prix Qualifying Mark
Bruce McLaren led Riverside qualifying with a 1:26.6 lap at 108.083 mph in his McLaren Olds to top an international field. Jim Hall, Parneill Jones, Jim Clark, Walt Hansgen, Hap Sharp, Mario Andretti, and A J Foyt posted notable times as 40 cars vie for 30 grid spots in Sunday's 200 mile Riverside Grand Prix.
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