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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1975

Page

10

Saguaro Sabercats Preview Faces Tough A League Chase

Saguaro High School enters football season as defending city champions with 14 returning lettermen led by 230 pound linemen Tom Manno and Kevin Nuss. Coach Bob Keller notes improved togetherness and an emphasis on passing while road tests loom against Mesa and Yuma. Quarterback Shadid or Bradley will steer the offense as Varah powers the kicking game, with a key away schedule shaping the Sabercats' title bid.

Saguaro High ‘School Jerry Ford Saguaro Sabercats Bob Keller Keller Mesa Yuma Sabers Tom Manno Manno Tarzan Kevin Nuss Frank Shadid Shadid Mark‘Bradley Bob Jenkins Steve Hart Tom Keeley Greg Campbell Tom, White Scott Troilo Steve Smith Hart Jenkins Bret Baker Monte Varah Saguaro-Mesa

Evert Dominates On Clay As Connors Triumphs In Night Matches

Chris Evert crushes Wendy Overton 6 0 6 1 to reach the quarter finals while Jimmy Connors outlasts Harold Solomon in a three hour battle that ends at midnight on his birthday. Eddie Dibbs defeats Arthur Ashe 6 4 6 2 6 3 and Bjorn Borg topples Rod Laver 6 1 6 4 2 6 6 2 as unseeded players make progress. Evonne Goolagong and Virginia Wade advance, with Sawamatsu and Edbin Haus also winning in a night of intense grass court action.

Forest Hills Chris Connors Ashe Laver Wendy Overton Miss Evert Clay Lke Evonne Goollagong Cincinnati Miss Overton Jimmy Connors Harold Solomon Solomon Eddie Dibbs Miami University Arthur Ashe Bjorn Borg Sweden Rod Laver Australia Andrew Pattison Rhodesia Bob Hewitt South Africa Kerry Melville Reid Kazuko Sawamatsu Katja Ebbirihaus Virginia Wade Evonne Goolagong Reid Boston Lobsters Greer Stevens Miss Stevens Miss Sawamatsu Japan Linky -Boshoff Ebbinghaus West- Germany Pam Teeguarden Los Angeles Beth Norton U.S Fairfield Conn Miss Wade Connecticut Valerie Ziegenfuss Mission Viejo

Avianantos unhappy after SCC scrimmage

Scottsdale Community College head coach John Avianantos voiced disappointment after a Labor Day scrimmage at Saguaro High School. He cited ragged offense, inconsistent blocking, and costly fumbles despite some bright defensive stands led by Ricky Grayison. The team begins a tough week before the opener versus New Mexico Military in Roswell.

Scottsdale Community College John Avianantos Saguaro High School Avianantos Michael Gadson Kent Roberts Carl Angelini Ricky Grayison Marla Muller Jim Scroggs Grayison SCC Scottsdale New Mexico Roswell Avianantes

Scottsdale Judo Club Leads at Desert Championships

Cheryl Baker and Andy Levine won first places as Scottsdale Judo Club finished third in the Desert Judo Championships at Scottsdale Community College. Over 600 youth competed from more than 80 clubs led by Cahill's Judo Academy and Barstow Judo Club. Scottsdale earned eight other podium finishes including second places for Martha Dole Ken Kozlik Mickey Meyer Jay McInnis and thirds for Laurie Wagar Dale Enos Cameron Hill and Brian Miller. Dale Samuels directed the club with Chae Won Park coaching.

Cheryl Baker Andy Levine Scottsdale Scottsdale Community College SJC Baker Levine Action California Cahill Judo Academy Barstow Martha Dole Ken Kozlik Mickey ‘Meyer Jay McInnis Laurie Wagar Dale Enos Cameron Hill Brian Miller Dale Samuels Chae

Wildcats nip A-State for WAC favorite role

Arizona is favored to win the 1975 Western Athletic Conference title as writers and broadcasters name Steve Myer New Mexico quarterback top offensive player. Kevin McLain Colorado State tabbed defensive standout with Willy Scroggins leading rookie prospects. Arizona leads ASU 10 first place votes to 9 with New Mexico third and BYU fourth.

Provo Utah Arizona New Mexico Steve Myer Colorado State Kevin McLain Arizona State Willy Scroggins Deecee Brigham Young UNM BYU Wyoming Texas-El Paso Myer Bruce Hill Mclain Ram ASU Mike Haynes

Devils drill in final camp scrimmage at Camp Tontozona

AP reports ASU football held a preseason scrimmage at Camp Tontozona with five touchdowns. Fred Williams scored a 36 yard run, Ainslie Washington 55 yard run, Nate Wilson a three yard score, Bruce Hardy a five yard run, and a 34 yard pass to Larry Mucker. Wilson led rushers with 67 yards on 16 carries. Hardy completed four of nine passes as top quarterback. ASU opens 1975 at home September 13 versus Washington.

Wilson Williams Hardy The Sun Devils Washington

Jackrabbits, Warriors face turnover as Mesa and Westwood prep for season

In a two city preview, Mesa High and Westwood High plot youth and experience. Mesa fields a deep line and returning lettermen while filling quarterback shoes after injuries. Westwood rebuilds under coach Joe Pico with a quick, balanced attack and a younger roster including Rob Hargus as a rising star.

Westwood Joe Pico

Arizona football: Hantla out for season with knee injury

Jeff Hantla, Coronado High School all city star and 1972 standout, will miss the season at the University of Arizona after knee surgery at St. Marys Hospital in Tucson. The junior linebacker will wear a cast for six weeks and a hardship request may restore three years of eligibility.

Jeff Hantla Coronado High School University of Arizona Tle Wildcats St. Mary's Hospital Tucson Handa Wocats

Saguaro Girls Get Examinations Wednesday in Nurses Office

Physicals set for girl athletes who have not yet had examinations and are due Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the Saguaro nurses’ office. Forms must be filled out and signed by parents before the physical. Forms available in the administration office.

Saguaro

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