Ambush planned for Dave's party at Scottsdale College
Scottsdale Community College hosts Snow College Badgers in homecoming football, with Dave Arslanian returning to face his former team. SCC aims to establish a running game after a 24-7 loss, while Arslanian’s squad relies on knowledge of SCC plays. Pop Warner youth players admitted free in jersey night.
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Joe Douglas
Charlie Besh
Scottsdale High
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Bob Curry
Curry
Pop Warner
Suns to Clash With Pan-Am Team in Exhibition Upbeat
Phoenix Suns meet the United States Pan American Basketball Team in an October exhibition at Veterans Memorial Coliseum to benefit the Phoenix Press Box Association scholarship fund. The event spotlights college stars Leon Douglas Robert Parrish and Wayne Rollins with Pan American and Olympic implications.
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University of Alabama
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Centenary College
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U.S
Marv Harshman
University of Washington
Jud Heathcote
University of Montana
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Italy
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Russia
Greece
WFL presses on as Shreveport Steamer falters
WFL President Chris Hemmeter warned a single folded team could end the league after reviewing the financially troubled Shreveport Steamer. The club averages 12 123 fans per game vs a hoped 20,000, with Birmingham and Memphis above 20,000 and Chicago Winds folded.
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Beavers seek turnaround under Corte in Scottsdale football
Joe Corte takes over as head coach at Scottsdale after three straight 1 9 seasons with a new wishbone offense and four man front defense. He opens at home Friday against Paradise Valley as junior George Gohde may start at quarterback. Corte stresses execution and maturity to lift the Beavers.
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Arcadia
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Metcalf to Speak at Scottsdale Quarterback Club Lunch
Butch Metcalf offensive line coach for Arizona State University will speak at the Friday noon luncheon meeting of the Scottsdale Quarterback Club at the Holiday Inn on 5101 N Scottsdale Rd. He is a native Texan who played college ball at Oklahoma and coached at Air Force and Texas El Paso before joining the Sun Devils this spring. The club previews the season opener at Sun Devil Stadium against Washington as many sophomores start on the line. Lunch costs $3, with the usual drawing. Membership has reached 115 and the club aims to exceed 140 paid members at this meeting.
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Scott to open Speakers Forum on athletics reform
Jack Scott, author of Athletics for Athletes and The Athletic Revolution, speaks at Scottsdale Community College as the first 2024 Speakers Forum presenter. He advocates making sports more inclusive and discusses intercollegiate athletics, education, women in sports, and issues like drugs and the manhood myth.
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United Farmworkers
Griffin Seeks Second Heisman In Bid For Title and Victory
Arch ie Griffin the Ohio State tailback launches his bid to become the first to win two consecutive Heisman Trophies. He focuses on beating Michigan State for revenge and chasing a national championship, while Woody Hayes shields him from media. Griffin sits 895 rushing yards short of Cornell’s Ed Marinaro’s career total and eyes a national title over individual honors.
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Doc” Blanchard
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Big Ten
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Cornell
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Progress Football Contest Dropped Two Incorrect Games
The Progress weekly contest trimmed two incorrect picks Auburn versus Baylor and Georgia Tech versus Miami in this week’s 15 games. Those games will be omitted, leaving 12 games and a tie breaker. The contest continues weekly on Tuesdays through the football season.
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Chile Menace of Davis Cup Semifinal Draw in Doubt
Chilean player Jaime Fillol refuses to travel to Baastad Sweden amid reported death threats. Chilean Tennis Federation and officials weigh whether to attend, risking forfeit of the semifinal. Sweden assigns 1200 police to secure the venue and visiting team as final decision awaited.
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Cobras Tie Astros In MLS Playoff Opener
Cleveland Cobras and the Boston Astros fought to a 2 2 draw in the first game of their American Soccer League playoff series. Vito Colonna scored both Cobras goals while Boom Boom Barbosa and Jose Neto delivered Boston goals. Cleveland outshot Boston 16 to 18 as Emilio Costa made 10 saves.
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