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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1973
Page
3
Coronado earns a 25-22 Central Division win over Tempe, rallying in the final quarter after Tempe twice takes the lead. Ed Anderson notes they got the breaks. Jim Poole, Rob Wilson, and Steve Letson help in a 13-6 halftime edge.
Coronado won 25-22 as Whitlatch scored the go ahead TD after a Tempe fumble. Poole led Coronado with 109 rushing yards and Letson caught six passes, while Kush threw for 88 yards and two picks for Tempe. The game featured 290 total Coronado yards to 277 for Tempe.
14th ranked Arizona State visits Oregon as Woody Green eyes a senior year near Heisman potential. Coach Dick Enright warns of Ben Malone and notes the return of quarterback Danny White with last season’s 10-2 record, while Sun Devil defense and secondary pose concerns.
Marian Schaeffer fired a 4 to top Wednesday play at Coronado Golf Club. Mary Lou Fawley was runner up with 46 and Ethel Hull followed at 50. In the chip in on the fourth hole, Mercedes Crouphan and Hull tied for honors. In scrambler action at Valley CC, Edith Smart Becky Smith Earlene Rives and Hazel Usher tied with 44 for niners.
Detroit Tigers relief pitcher Fred Scherman faces likely end of season after X rays showed a broken bone in his left hand. The injury occurred Friday, officials said, prompting doubt over a return this year.
Gerard High School defeated Peoria 20-10 as the Redcoats forced four Peoria turnovers and recovered two fumbles. Dan Rawlings ran 92 yards on 11 carries and Kevin Buchanan added 78 yards with Buchanan scoring the opening touchdown. Joe Sieczkowski recovered two fumbles and Paul Pena intercepted twice. Gerard totaled 281 yards offense to Peoria's 167.
Paradise Valley Trojans defeated Scottsdale High 24 14 Friday night as coach Dick Anders praised his team for controlled offense and strong defense. Gene Arrandale led PV with 134 rushing yards while Tom Pickrell connected on a key two point conversion and Mitch Elrod scored early for PV. Scottsdale’s Charlie Vogel starred in relief, rushing for 140 yards as the Beaver offense totaling 255 yards was slowed by PV’s defense.
Camelback High blanked Arcadia 32 to 0 as 66 yard interception return for a score and late touchdowns sealed the win. Arcadia’s Rob Romanin ran for 78 yards, while Billy Bracken totaled 11 tackles. Titans coach Pat Curtis cited mental errors and costly penalties as the deciding factor.
The World Hockey Association may award Phoenix a franchise for the 1974-75 season. A WHA spokesman said announcement will come at a Phoenix news conference with no details. Phoenix Roadrunners officials said they are anxious but no money has changed hands and no agreement exists yet. They plan weekend talks as NHL expansion costs and delays block other options.
The Scottsdale Girls Club Arizona Twisters gymnastics team competed against the top ranked California San Diego Aztecs in a dual meet at the University of California at San Diego. Local squad members in Class 1 include Jerry Cameron Pam Godward Carol Johnson Kittie Kennedy Tammy Manville and dic Shelley. Class 2 features Sue Brier Lisa Emig Kari Lewis Terri Osborn Dana Trabber and Patti Basgar.
Phoenix Suns place Paul Stovall, a second year forward from Arizona State, on waivers as part of roster adjustments.
Tonight at Saguaro Stadium the Scottsdale Community College football team hosts Snow College at 7 30 p m. The slate also lists a busy softball schedule with nine games across Hustle Inn Roman Village Eldorado North Eldorado South and Yavapai Field starting from 7 p m.
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