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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1965

Page

4

Arcadia Faces Camelback in TV Feature to Open Season

The 1965 high school football season opens tonight with Arcadia versus Camelback in the feature game telecast statewide on KPHO-TV Channel 5. Other Division 1 matchups include Scottsdale hosting Washington and Chandler at Cortez with several regional contests across the valley.

Arcadia Camelback Titans Spartans Kpho-Tv Channel 5 Scottsdale Washington Goronado Sunnyslope Casa

Titans Open Season Against Fast Spartans in Camelback Derby

Arcadia High hosts Camelback at 8 p.m. in Spartan territory for the season opener televised live and rebroadcast Saturday morning on KPHO channel 6. Arcadia coachs praise Camelback speed as the Spartans seek revenge after last year’s 27 14 win and top juniors push Titan lineup tonight with 17 lettermen returning. Starting lineup includes Klick Kron Peyou Harmon at ends and tid, Anair and Greene guards, Bisbee center, Mattingly QB Cooley FB Gieszl Dipley HB with Hitchings sidelined.

Jan Volkmar Arcadia Arcadia High Titans Camelback High Spartan KPHO Ben Anderson Camelback Bob Hendricks Agaist Arcadia Spartans Titan John Klick Gary Kron Tony Peyou Gary Harmon Tid Steve Anair Grove Greene Steve Bisbee Canter George Mattingly Tom Cooley Jim Gieszl Bill Dipley Bill Hitchings Bill Durkheltz Gieszl

Kickoff Tonight As Arcadia The Arcadia Visits Camelback

Arcadia travels to Camelback while John Black notes the 1965 Division 1 football season opens. Scottsdale hosts Washington and Coronado goes to Sunnyslope in games drawing local fan interest.

Arcadia John Black Scottsdale Washington Coronado Sunnyslope

Beavers Open Season Versus Washington in Non Conference Clash

Scottsdale High enters as pre game favorite to topple Division II Washington in the eight o clock opener at Beaver field. Last season the Beavers routed the Rams 34 to 0 on their home field. Head coach Tommy Campbell begins his second year guiding a running oriented offense with limited passing.

Scottsdale High Washington Beavers Rams Ram Beaver Field Scottsdale Jerry Beavers Don Chenhall Jerry Hornbaker Dave Page O’connor Roy Muller Craig Lewis Jack Collinge Campbel Jack Gutknecht Tommy Campbell

Dons Open Season at Sunnyslope in Close Opener

Coronado Dons travel to Sunnyslope for a season opener against the Division 2 Vikings. Coach Ed Anderson expects a tight non division tilt with focused ground and air attack plans and limited heavy linemen. Senior QB Terry Brenner leads a balanced backfield including Mike Hur t Mike Smith and Steve Diz as Coronado eyes a productive start.

Coronado Dons Sunnyslope Vikings Ed Anderson Dons Anderson Yuma Terry Brenner Mike Hur’t Mike Smith Steve Diz Brenner Dick McCombs Coronado Slan Smith Dir Guy Smith Don Thage John Kirby Bill Bond T.v Les Finger Jooks

Prep High School Games Tonight Across Classes

A slate of tonight high school matches features Class AA games including South Mountain at Pueblo Central, Rincon at Phoenix Union, Tucson Catalina at North, Salpointe at St Mary’s, Flagstaff at Prescott, Verde at Flowing Wells, and Sunnyside. Class A shows Agua Fria at Snowflake, Bourgade at Phoenix Christian, and Superior at Mingus, with Bisbee at Miami, Peoria at East Gerard, Buckeye at Morenci, Willcox at Buckeye. Class B pairings include Gilbert at Payson, Marana at Benson, Parker at Maries 2 Ap, Thatcher at Hayden, Kofa JV at Antelope, Bay at Clifton, Florence at Tombstone, and St Johns at Ghigh.

South Mountain Pueblo Central Rincon Phoenix Union Tucson Catalina North Salpointe St. Mary’s Flagstaff Prescottambra Verde Flowing Wells Sunnyside Agua Fria Phoenix Christian Superior Bisbee Miami Peoria East

Sunnyslope Coach Buck Sees Tough Coronado Clash

Sunnyslope High School football coach Bill Buck laments a weak roster with only six returning lettermen and no standout stars. He notes Sunnyslope’s small student body and lack of feeder athletic programs as factors, predicting a harsh 20 player edge for Coronado and a difficult season.

Bill Sunnyslope High Bill Buck Coronado Buck Sunnyslope Elemenn Onado

Top college openers spark USC Minnesota clash

USC ranked tenth last season and favored by 10 points hosts Minnesota in a marquee opener. Minnesota, deemed a dark horse Big Ten title threat, sparks West Coast nerves as the weekend’s action kicks off across major interconference matchups including Oregon vs Pittsburgh and Stanford vs San Jose State.

California Minnesota Notre Dame Trojans Midwest West Coast Southern California Athletic Association of Western Universities Oregon Stanford Pittsburgh San Jose Austin Tex Syracuse Navy Game and Fish Department White Mountains Black Canyon Ool’s Hollow Show Low Big Concho Lee Valley Luna Rainbow Greer Lakes Nelson and Woodland North Central Lake Powell Lee's Ferry Williams Area Verde River Colorado River Lake Mead Lake Mohave Bullhead City Topock Arizona Lake Pleasant Canyon Saguaro Lakes San Carlos Frye Mesa Riggs Flat Rose Canyon Parker Canyon Lakes Cave Creek Rucker Canyon

Mag's Ham Run Tops Morgan Insurance In Tight City Softball

Mag's Ham Run scored two runs in the eighth to edge Morgan Insurance 7-5 in city winter softball. Webber Drilling opened with a three run first inning and defeated Frontier Bowl 6-3. Jeff Mauch and Ruben Madrill contributed for the winners.

Mag Ham Morgan Insurance Webber Drilling Frontier Jeff Mauch Ruben‘ Madrill

Boys Club to Offer Fall Hunter Safety Course in Scottsdale

The Boys' Club of Scottsdale will start a fall Hunter Safety Course Mondays at 7 p.m. at the clubhouse on 7502 E Osborn Rd. for boys 10 and older plus parents and girls. Eight two hour classes run Mondays and Fridays, with certification in time for the first general deer hunt. fees 50 cents for members and $1 for others.

Scottsdale Hunter Ei. Osborn, Rd Chuck Eckstein Arizona Game & Fish Dept National Rifles Association NRA Eckstein Bob Westlund Charles Jones

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