Chaparral Opens Season Facing Coronado in Central Division
Chaparral travels to Coronado for its first Class AAA game as the Firebirds seek to prove growth and competitiveness. Coach Les Unruh aims to test the offense and defense after a scrimmage indicated rough edges while Coronado, a Central Division power, will challenge Chaparral’s backfield and secondary as arcadia and other local games kickoff at 7 30 p m.
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Jerry Ford
Chaparral
Firebirds
Coronado
Iime
Arcadia
Saguaro
Camelback
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Gerard
Buckeye
Camelback High
Les Unruh
Anderson
Trojans
Beavers
Charlie Vogel
Joe Rush
Redcoats
Titans
Bill Meyer
Bill Bracken
Titan
Firebirds Face Coronado in Injury-Plagued Opener
Unruh pushes ground work as Phoenix prep highlights injuries to key Firebirds Erik Johnson and Chris Vidulich. Coronado's Ed Anderson fields a lean squad while Saguaro, Paradise Valley, Buckeye, Arcadia, and Scottsdale prepare for non conference clashes to test depth and strength.
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Unruh
Firebirds
Erik Johnson
Chris Vidulich
Vidulich
Johnson
Jody. Nunez
Mark Cox
Jeff Piltz
Ken Lawless
Coronado
Ed Anderson
Dons
Anderson
Saguaro Opens Season Against No 1 Camelback in Hardy Clash
Saguaro coach Bob Keller makes his head coaching debut facing top ranked Camelback in a high school opener. The Sabercats boast a large frontline led by 220 pounders Rick McClelland and Dave Wolfswinkel with 200 pound backfield power. Camelback returns many veterans as a state finalist, while Keller emphasizes mental edge and the chance to write history.
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Saguaro
Bob Keller
Keller
Sabercat
Sabers
Sabercats
Rick McClelland
Kevin VanderMelen
McClelland
Matt—Holmes
Dave Wolfswinkel
Glen Halpern
Cateterite
Randy Palmer
Mark Whipple
SCC opens 1974 football season at Snow College
Scottsdale Community College begins its 1974 season on the road at Snow College in Ephraim Utah at 2 p m with coach Larry Philpot aiming to reduce last year’s 1 7 1 record and minimize mental errors while relying on a mix of returning players and talented newcomers in a retooled offense and stronger defense scene.
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Bob Snider
Scottsdale Community College
Snow College
SCC
Scottsdale
Utah
Philpot
Snow
Brian Chatam
Coronado High
Steve Pihl
Pihl
Chatham
Michael Gadson
Homer Barber
Larry
Snowy College
Ephraim
Chatham Jai
Coronado
Yankees rely on rejects to hold lead over Orioles
Wallace calls the New York Yankees a team of rejects as they beat Baltimore 3-0 to keep a 24 game lead. Tidrow and Wallace combined on a four hitter with Nettles Chambliss and Piniella driving in runs. Other AL results include Boston over Cleveland 3-2 and Detroit over Milwaukee 9-7.
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Lou Gehrig
Bill Dickey
Red Ruffing
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Wallace
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