McClintock Chargers Rout Arcadia 21–0 in Home Victory
McClintock High defeats Arcadia 21 to 0 as Hed Gaicki scores twice and Stan Andrew adds a two point conversion. Arcadia threats stall with key stops and injuries, including Gaicki and Nick Ortega leaving late. This win marks McClintock’s first-ever triumph over Arcadia after a prior tie and last year's Arcadia win.
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Titans fall as McClintock dominates Arcadia cross country
Arcadia’s cross country team loses 15-50 to McClintock after the Chargers sweep the first seven places. Raymond Gutienez wins in 11:21 on the 2.1 mile course, with Earl Reed second. Arcadia’s top finisher is Jeff Ebbert at 12:07, followed by Jeff Placek 12:27 and Mike Phillips 12:30. Coach Orson Greer notes the team faces elite competition and next week meets Coronado. The IV level race also favors McClintock, 17-40. The Thunderbird Invitational date shifts to Wednesday, Sept 27.
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Westwood Warriors Clinch 29 18 Win Over Saguaro Sabercats
Westwood overpowers Saguaro in a high aerial night as White directs the offense with 2 TD passes and 10 of 18 completions. Mattingly leads Sabercats with 50 rushing yards and seven tackles, while Harris and White connect for multiple big plays. Final score 39 18.
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Nets acquire Dennis Grey Alcindor and Tory in deal
In Brookville New York Dennis Grey who has a million dollar lawsuit filed against Lew Alcindor and Elvin Tory were purchased by the New York Nets from the Los Angeles Stars on Friday.
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Coronado Rally Beats Casa Grande 18-0 In Home Opener
Coronado finally woke in the fourth quarter to overcome Casa Grande 18-0 as Kent Bolin and Hal Mayer led a late surge after a string of fumbles. Mayer threw for a 35 yard completion and a two point conversion, while defensive stands sealed the win for the Dons.
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Buffs 16 Beavers 0 in Tempe rout
Tempe Buffs shut out Scottsdale Beavers 16 to 0. Sam Martinez opened with a 33 yard return, Tony Powers followed with a 27 yard TD reception, Roger Kromberg added a field goal, Jim Owens scored another TD as Tempe solidified the win. Scottsdale shows late life but cannot score.
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Saguaro Cross Country Falls to Westwood 27 32
The Saguaro cross country team lost to the Westwood Warriors 27 to 32 on Friday. Mark Phelan led the Cats with a 9:54 two mile, finishing nine seconds behind the course mark. Bob Snider placed third and Steve Johnson fifth as Westwood built early margins. Saguaro hosts Scottsdale Beavers next week, a team that defeated them 41 19 last season.
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Beavers Dominate Cross Country Meet Over Tempe
Scottsdale swept the boys cross country duel 16-42 led by Larry Hanley 10 46 with Gary Nolan 11 09 Dave Bender 11 16 and Steve Daley 11 26. Tom Cloute tripped and injured his ankle ending his race as Tempe’s Tony Miranda placed fifth 11 38. JV team also won 18-59 as John Hermanson took first for the Beavers.
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Prep Grid Scores Show Varied High School Matches
South Mountain and Phoenix Union posted decisive wins while many teams registered shutouts. Notable results include Moon Valley and Rincon with low scores and Scottsdale and Westwood delivering strong showings.
Sun Devils to host Minnesota in 1969 debut crowd record
Arizona State’s Sun Devils open the 1969 season vs Minnesota at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe with over 52,000 expected for an 8 o’clock kickoff. Art Malone leads ASU’s backfield as Joe Spagnola, Mike Brunson, and Jim Shaughnessy support the attack against the Golden Gophers, who boast 225-pound fullback Jim Carter.
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