Arcadia Falls Short in Upset Bid Against East
Arcadia Titans push No.5 East High to the limit in a 21-14 season opener loss at Arcadia. Pitre threw for 153 yards with two scores, while Arcadia rallied in the fourth quarter but stalled after an early one-yard goal-line stand. East built a 21-6 lead with three rushing touchdowns and 280 yards of total offense.
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Sabercats Open Season With 14 0 Win Over Camelback
Saguaro Sabercats defeat Camelback Spartans 14-0 to snap Camelback's 13 game unbeaten streak. Saguaro's 68 yard drive featured Bob Jenkins 3 yard TD run and Frank Shadid 3 yard QB scramble. Varah extra points capped the scoring. steady defense limited Camelback to 111 total yards and six first downs.
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Orioles Rally Into East Race as Weaver Fights On
The Orioles won seven of nine on the road to close within 4 1/2 games of Boston, with Earl Weaver vowing a fight and umpires at the core after a 6-4 11-inning win over the Tigers. Cardinals beat Mets while Pirates led Phillies in the NL standings. Padres beat Astros 1-0. Braves edged Dodgers 2-1. Reds topped Giants 6-3.
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Fitzsimons Leads World Open Golf in Pinehurst Showdown
Pat Fitzsimons holds a one stroke lead at six under par after 36 holes in the World Open Golf Tournament at Pinehurst. Rod Funseth and rookie Howard Twitty are close behind as the third round looms, with Fitzsimons stressing the importance of positioning to win the $40,000 first prize.
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Baseball standings and Friday results across the league
The AP standings show Minnesota at 67 76 .469 and California 66 81 .449. Friday results include Oakland 11 Baltimore 6, Detroit 4 Cleveland 0 in rain, Chicago 5 Texas 2, Pittsburgh 6 Montreal 3, St. Louis 5 New York 1, Cincinnati 6 San Francisco 3, and San Diego 1 Houston 0. Baltimore and Detroit played 1 inning before rain.
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Naval Academy welcomes Saguaro star McClelland as transfer
Rick McClelland, former Saguaro High standout and Player of the Year, transfers to the U S Naval Academy after receiving release from ASU. He attends Annapolis Prep and practices with the 38 freshman team while meeting academy academic and athletic standards.
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Buckeye Edges Gerard In Low-Scoring Home Opener
Buckeye withstands Gerard 7 6 in a hard fought home opener. Ray Chancellor ran 3 yards for Buckeye’s first quarter touchdown and Tim Villa added the extra point. Gerard’s Mike Baker had 107 receiving yards and a late two point attempt failed. Gerard outgained Buckeye 219 to 90 but hurt by two fumbles and two interceptions.
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Chile to send new trio for Davis Cup semis in Sweden
Chile announces a three man Davis Cup team for the semifinal in Bastad Sweden after threats led top players Jaime Fillol Patricio Cornejo and Belus Prajoux to skip. Hernan Basagoitia says Jaime Pinto 32 Alejandro Pierola 25 and Hans Guildemeister 19 will represent Chile.
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