Preseason Preview of 1965 Arizona Division 1 Football
Westwood enters as defending state champion with depth and backfield fire. Yuma favored in race with strong backfield. numerous openers set the table for a wide spread of teams including Arcadia, Coronado, Scottsdale, Tempe and Chandler. Notable players include Brenner, Mattingly, Campbell, Harter, Phillips, Newman and Wood as coaches Ford, Campbell, Hendricks, Anderson, Widmer, Thomas and Cavallo lead squads.
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Leon Merkley
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Gary Kron
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Tony Peyou
Coronado
Ed Anderson
Terry Brenner
Dick McCombs
Steve Dir
Guy Smith
Frank ‘Thomas
Ron .Jesse
Tom' Kelly
Phil Gephart
Dave Shelton
Mickey Wommack
Dave Meek
Chandler
Tony Cavallo
Pete Harter
Pete Hernandez
Dave Martinez
Gould Hendricks
Campbell Anderson
Scottsdale
Washington
Sunnyslope
Cortez
Brophy
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Hayden
Glendale
Maryvale
Yumia
Arizona Utah TV clash and ASU BYU nuit game preview
The slate features Arizona facing Utah at 1:30 p.m. on KTAR Channel 12 and ASU hosting BYU at 8 p.m. at Sun Devil Stadium. BYU stars Virgil Carter and John Ogden pace the Cougars while ASU relies on Ben Hawkins and a large squad. both squads emphasize size and early-season form as league play opens in Salt Lake City.
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Baseball Today Schedule Reporter Note
Friday games list Houston at Cincinnati San Francisco at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at St Louis and notes on American League standings and Wednesday results include Cleveland over Boston Baltimore over Detroit New York over Washington and Chicago beating Kansas City in a rain interrupted game
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Giants extend streak with 3-2 win over Astros
Willie Mays scores on a two base error by Walt Bond as San Francisco upends Houston 3-2 to claim a 13th straight victory, extending the NL lead over Cincinnati. Frank Linzy pitched the ninth for the win after Bob Shaw left in the eighth following a Rusty Staub homer.
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Tamburo to speak at Scottsdale Quarterback Club luncheon
ASU line coach Dick Tamburo will be guest speaker Friday at noon in the Safari Hotel. The eighth season ASU veteran, a former Michigan State All-America, will discuss Saturday's opener vs Brigham Young University in Tempe. The club will begin honoring a local high school player of the week at each meeting starting next week.
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Progress prep picks forecast Division I football games
The Progress sports staff and three head coaches join editor Stan Whisenhunt and writer Lee Gould to select weekly Division I game winners. This week all 10 league teams meet out of division as Campbell Anderson and Hendricks pick their own teams.
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Arcadia
Bob Hendricks
Progress
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Lee Gould
Scottsdale School District
College grid forecast lists weekend picks and pundit quotes
New York picks teams in a casual forecast with names like Namath Sloan and McArkasens. Notre Dame favors over Cars, Alabama over Georgia, USC over Minnesota, Syracuse over Navy, Pittsburgh over Oregon, and more. Predictions lean on tradition, injuries, and last year’s form.
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