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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1973
Page
5
Arizona State coach Frank Kush called the 1973 Devils inconsistent due to many freshmen in key spots. He cited injuries to Woody Green and Ben Malone and praised the improving defense led by linebackers Jim Baker and Bob Breunig as the season opens September 15 at Oregon.
Arizona State athletic director Dr. Fred Miller praises the WAC and cites new NCAA limits on freshmen, favorable climate in Phoenix, and conference potential. He argues improved interconference balance, ASU's role in raising standards, and cites ASU's schedule against Pac 8 teams as proof the WAC can rise.
Arizona State University head coach Frank Kush will address the Scottsdale Quarterback Club at a Friday noon luncheon at the Holiday Inn. Kush, whose Sun Devils are ranked ninth in the preseason polls, returns All-American Woody Green and quarterback Danny White as ASU aims for a third Fiesta Bowl bid.
Arizona State unveils a $176,000 computerized scoreboard for Sun Devil Stadium to debut for the September 22 home opener with Washington State. The 84 foot tall free standing board will be the west coast’s tallest and features a 4 by 50 foot message panel and projected graphics. It is leased jointly by Great Western Bank and Pima Savings and Loan and donated to ASU.
Rosewall, 38, defeated Vijay Amritraj 6 4 6 3 6 3 to reach the semifinals and set up a Friday clash with John Newcombe. Evert reached the women's semis by beating Rosie Casals 6 1 7 5, while Goolagong and Masthoff also moved forward.
Spokane pitcher Pete Broberg yielded six hits and kept Tucson scoreless until the eighth when Rich Chiles scored on an infield out. The Indians added two in the fifth on a Len Randle single and a Bill Madlock RBI, followed by a Dave Moates sacrifice fly, with Madlock scoring on Don Castle's line single for the second run.
Mohave Pueblo Kiva Kaibab and Navajo seventh and eighth graders may attend the Commancheros cheerleader tryouts at Kaibab School. Tryouts run 6 to 8 p.m. today and 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday for eligible girls.
Yogi Berra notes he has long delivered best effort as player and coach and stays with the Mets though rumors swirl about a managerial change. He avoids controversy and emphasizes commitment as Billy Martin or Whitey Herzog could take over next season.
Yogi Berra shrugs off criticism of his bullpen decision in the Cardinals comeback win over the Mets. He cites Capra over McGraw for rest and past success, while Mets owners weigh managerial changes and possible moves for Berra if the club struggles.
Coronado High rated No 1 in preseason polls hosts an intrasquad game Friday night at 7 30 p.m. Two squads chosen by coach Ed Anderson will play a regulation contest. Sponsored by the Coronado Letterman’s Club admission 50 cents. Season opener follows against Tempe High Buffaloes.
Wednesday results show New York 4 Philadelphia 0 and St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 3. Cincinnati 9 Houston 3. San Diego 4 Atlanta 3. Detroit 7 Cleveland 3. Boston 7 Baltimore 5. Oakland 11 California 8. Montreal game postponed due to rain.
Registration begins Monday and runs through Sept 19 for the Parks and Recreation Fall Boys Elementary Flag Football League for fifth and sixth graders. Scottsdale boys sign up at seven points near home. Teams are based at Vista Del Camino Aqua Linda Paiute Pima Chesnutt Eldorado and Cocopah recreation centers.
The Cardinals, three games ahead in the East, and the Reds, two in front in the West, widened their NL leads with 5-3 over the Pirates and 9-3 in 11 innings against the Astros. Dan Driessen sparked Cincinnati's late rally, while Tim McCarver and Ted Sizemore drove St. Louis offensively.
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