Coronado Dons Loom as Contenders for 1964 Division 1 Title
Coronado High, now in its fourth Division 1 year, is considered a strong challenger to Scottsdale and Arcadia for the 1964 Division 1 title. Coach Ed Anderson notes key returnees on both lines and a healthy backfield, while Arcadia and Scottsdale vie for top linemen and backfield talent. Coaches from all three schools spoke at a Scottsdale Quarterback Club meeting, previewing line strength, backfield potential, and shifting players like Doug Pritchard to halfback.
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Dave Werner
Om Cooley
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Land Grant
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Erik Widmark
George Mattingly
Ron ‘Johnson
Beavers
Gorman and Collier Capture Diving Crown at Trials
Navy Lt. Frank Gorman and Jeanne Collier of Phoenix won driving crowns at the U S Olympic trials in New York and Bloomington Ill Gorman scored 841 95 points across 10 dives to earn a 3 meter springboard berth while Collier edged 18 year old national outdoor champion to top the women 3 meter event with 737 50 points Also advancing: Sue Gossick and Patsy Willard Gorman commented on the strong field and coach Dick Kimball praised the competition as the finest seen at Astoria pool
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Standings and Friday Baseball Results Across NL and AL
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 81 wins, Cincinnati 75, St Louis 74, San Francisco 75, Pittsburgh 68, Milwaukee 68, Los Angeles 65, Chicago 61, Houston 58, New York 46. Friday results: Dodgers 8 Mets 0. Mets 6 7 LA 5. Phillies 5 Giants 3. Pirates 10 Astros 2. Brewers 2 Reds 0. Cardinals 8 Cubs 5. Saturday and Sunday previews include matchups: Dodgers at Mets Ortega vs Jackson. Cubs at Cardinals Jackson vs Sadecki. SF at Philly Hendley vs Bunning. more series with Houston-Pittsburgh, Milwaukee-Cincinnati, and other games listed.
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Mesa High faces tough 1964 football outlook for Jackrabbits
Reed Peterson, Mesa High coach, warns the 1964 season may be the darkest in school history. With only two starters from the 1963 state championship returning and a drop in enrollment, Mesa's backfield and line look weak while Westwood Arcadia Scottsdale and Yuma are listed as top competitors. Peterson notes 11 lettermen from 1963, most linemen, and expects a difficult year ahead.
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Dark Horse
Angels Spoil Contenders as They Chase AL Lead
The Los Angeles Angels disrupt pennant hopes by defeating the Yankees and Orioles, tying for first with Chicago at a .599 to .600 white Sox finish, while the Yankees beat the Athletics 9-7 in 10 innings. Tigers top the Senators 1-0 and the Twins crush the Red Sox 14-3.
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Coronado Milers Begin Workouts At Preseason Camp
Coronado High reports 60 football players and 21 cross country runners in pre season drills. Head coach Ed Anderson and line coach Ron Wunderly praise the team’s shape, with 16 returning lettermen and eight linemen. Defense labeled strongest. cuts set to reduce squad to 40. Cross country notes five returning lettermen including Frondrof Kretschman Godziak Leveque Rennells. only varsity for first meet due to small tryout pool. Ace runner Larry Kahn has moved to California.
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California
Rookie Courtney Leads Dallas Open Round Two Charge
Chuck Courtney of La Jolla California held a one stroke lead entering the second round of the $40,000 Dallas Open at Oak Hills. The 23 year old rookie, aiming at rookie of the year, shot 65 in round one and added a 66 from George Archer among challengers, as 28 players under par four shots back. Courtney pocketed over $21,000 in nine months on tour.
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George Archer
Locals Forecast For UA Stardom
Two Arcadia graduates and one Judson graduate were named top prospects by University of Arizona coaches for the upcoming football season. Bob Beal, a 1962 Arcadia graduate, praised for greatest improvement among linemen in Spring practice, is set to start at varsity left guard. Teammates Mark Boccaccio and Don Kirk, both 1963 Arcadia and Judson graduates, are highlighted as top frosh prospects.
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Don Kirk
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