Dodgers edge Giants in dramatic Candlestick showdown
Dodgers beat Giants 5-4 at Candlestick Park in a 2 hour 42 minute game as both teams traded blows. Willie Stargell homered for Pittsburgh in a 5-1 win over Chicago, while St Louis fell 6-5 in 10 innings to Philadelphia. the night featured ejections and a near riot as fans clashed and players argued.
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Pac 8 recruiting, fame fading amid shifting college football power
The author argues Pac 8 dominance wanes as top talent shifts to programs like Arizona State. With USC UCLA Oregon State and Oregon hit by losses, Western Athletic Conference clubs gain ground. ASU aims for national prominence under Frank Kush while dreams of a power shift loom.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress sports roundup September 14 1971
Arizona sports brief from Scottsdale Daily Progress covering local teams and scores dated September 14 1971. Includes game results and standings highlights for area high schools and colleges with emphasis on key players and upcoming matchups.
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White to Start at Arizona State Quarterback
Arizona State coach Frank Kush said sophomore Danny White will start at quarterback against Houston Saturday with experienced players to help him adjust. Kush noted White’s passing and playmaking potential after Grady Hurst left the team. Nearby coaches praised Houston’s strength and warned of a tough game, while NAU, ASU transfer Don Hurst, and Mesa CC figures discussed season outlooks and injuries may affect depth.
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Arcadia Titans Earn Week One Honors For 1971
Arcadia Titans top back Gillenwater and lineman Dennis Hakes named Players of the Week after a 21-13 season opener upset over Camelback High. Gillenwater rushed for two touchdowns and 79 yards on 14 carries while Hakes logged eight unassisted tackles and five assists.
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Robinson joins 500 Home Run Club with 500th homer
Orioles ace Frank Robinson belted his 499th and 500th career homers, becoming the 11th player to reach 500. His Hall of Fame bid remains debated, as he emphasizes championship play over the milestone while Dave McNally and other games around the league unfolded.
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Hollway reshapes Cardinals defense to spark moveable front
FAKE FOREST, AR IUPI report outlines Bob Hollway shifting St. Louis from read and read to read on the move. He emphasizes a swifter front four with linebackers and defensive backs shouldering more responsibility. The plan centers on aggressive, reactive play to pressure the quarterback while maintaining strong offense from receivers and running backs.
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