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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1971

Page

5

Coronado Eyes First Victory In Friday Football Showdown

Coronado seeks its first win as the Dons return to action against Casa Grande on the Cougars home field. John Mannion and Brian Chatham spark the ground game after a tough loss to Tempe High, while Tempe’s lone TD came on a late interception. Scottsdale and Mesa clash in a high scoring Beavers matchup led by Scottsdale QB Mike Makings with receivers Bandura and Palmer contributing key plays.

Bob Snider Progress Coronado Tempe High Dons Tempe Buffaloes Dave Wilson Casa Grande Cougars John Mannion Brian Chatham Mannion Chatham Kent Bolin Jeff Handa Wilson Scottsdale High Beavers Mesa High Scottsdale Glendale Palmer Bailey Makings Bandura Saguaro High East High Cats Saguaro Sabercats Randy Dawson Kofa Yuma Kings Marlin Span

Giants Lose to Reds as Dodgers Slip in Padres Loss

The Giants fall 4-2 to Cincinnati, dropping to 10 defeats in 11 games and sparking fits of frustration in the dugout. Los Angeles loses 2-1 to San Diego as Robers earns his 13th win, while Dodger manager Alston praised Roberts and noted missed opportunities.

San Francisco Giants Los Angeles Dodgers Cincinnati Giants San Francisco Charlie Fox Giant Dodgers Dave Roberts San Diego Padres Fox Jim McGlethlin Reds Don Carruthers Woody Woodward Tony Perez Tommy Helms Pete Rose Lee May Helms Larry Stahl Roberts Padres Guy Roberts Dodger Walter Alston

Athletics Clinch AL West Title in Doubleheader Victory

The Oakland Athletics clinched the AL West on a split of a doubleheader with the Chicago White Sox, winning 3-2 before losing 7-3. Bando delivered a key two run homer in game one, as Reggie Jackson and Vida Blue fueled the run to the division crown. The win set up a playoff clash with the Baltimore Orioles while other AL and NL scores flowed around the league.

Oliver Bob Robertson Dave Cash Hank Aaron Atlanta Astros Aaron Ty Cobb Bill Hands Paul Popovich Frank Fernandez Cubs Burt Hooten Chicago Mets Hooten Bobby Wine Expos Phils Saguaro Kings Arcadia Titans Dennis Hakes Steve Pihl McClintock UPI Oakland Athletics Jim ‘Catfish’ Hunter California Angels Sal Bando A’s Vida Blue Reggie Jackson Dick Williams Athletics Chicago White Sox Bando Oakland Kansas City California Rick Monday Baltimore Orioles Finley Orioles Minnesota Milwaukee Detroit Washington Boston Cleveland New York Baltimore San Diego Los Harmon Killebrew Bert Blyleven Joe Coleman Tigers Aurelio Rodriguez Jim Northrup Denny McLain

Early College Football Upset Prospects Preview

United Press International picks top ten teams Notre Dame Texas Tennessee and Auburn to win opening games. Results hint at strong debuts with Notre Dame over Northwestern by 10, Tennessee over Santa Barbara by 50, and several regional scores including Stanford over Army 35 7 and Penn State over Navy 33 0.

United Press International Notre Dame Texas Tennessee Auburn UPI Northwestern Santa Barbara Stanford Army West Point Syracuse Wisconsin Orangemen Penn State Navy Boston College Temple Eagles Colgate Boston U Lafayette Rutgers Bucknell Citadel Midwest Fighting Irish Indiana Kentucky Hoosiers Michigan Virginia Wolverines

Football forecast across conferences with early season results

North Carolina 14 Illinois 7 and Nebraska 41 Minnesota 14 open strong. Colorado 17 Wyoming 10. Oklahoma 35 SMU 13. Kansas 28 Baylor 13. Iowa State 31 Idaho 7. Georgia Tech 21 Michigan State 14. Florida State 20 Miami 13. Georgia 28 Tulane 10. Florida 31 Mississippi State 14. USC 26 Rice 21. Arkansas 45 Oklahoma State. Texas 39 UCLA 14. California 21 West Virginia 17. Washington 28 Purdue 7. Oregon State 21 Iowa 20. Air Force 24 Missouri 10. Arizona State 27 Houston 24. Brigham Young 24 Colorado State 14. also Texas-El Paso 24 Pacific and Utah State 24 New Mexico State.

Nebraska Minnesota Cornhuskers Colorado Wyoming Buffaloes LSU Oklahoma Southern Methodist Sooners Bud Wilkinson Kansas Baylor Jayhawks Iowa State Idaho Cyclones South Georgia Tech Michigan State Yellow Jackets South Carolina Florida State Miami Southern Mississippi George Tulane Georgia Oregon State Florida Mississippi State Duke John Reaves Carlos Alvarez California Rice Trojans Houston Arkansas Razorbacks Ozark Far West Huskies Iowa Beavers Rockies Air Force Missouri Brian Bream Arizona State Brigham Young Colorado State Cougars Texas-El Paso Pacific Utah State New Mexico State

Palmer Dickinson pair in Ryder Cup opener

Arnold Palmer the winningest Ryder Cup golfer meets Gardner Dickinson in the opening two ball event against Peter Townsend and Peter Oosterhuis as the 19th international matches begin. Eight points are at stake over two rounds today with remaining rounds Friday and Saturday featuring foursomes and singles. The U S leads 14 wins to 3 with one tie in prior contests.

ST. Louis UPI Arnold Palmer Gardner Dickinson United States Great Britain Palmer Dickinson Peter Townsend Peter Oosterhuis U.S Royal Berkdale Tlain

Notre Dame Opens Season Without a Star Quarterback

Notre Dame, ranked second, begins the season without a clear star quarterback for the first time since 1965. The Irish return 16 players from the Cotton Bowl squad and face Northwestern, a Big Ten hopeful, while several top teams start their campaigns across the nation.

Smith and King Capture Titles at U S Open

Stan Smith defeated Jan Kodes to claim the men s title while Billie Jean King beat Rosmary Casals for the women s crown at Forest Hills. 16 year old Chris Evert drew the largest crowd and became a major attraction as the attendance climbed to 121233.

Forest Hills N.Y UPI Stan Smith Billie Jean King Chris Evert Stan Billie Jan Kodes Rosermary Casals Fort Lauderdale Billie Jean Miss Casals Kodes John Newcombe Arthur Ashe Smith Newcombe Chris Margaret Court Laver Miss Evert

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