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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1968

Page

2

Coronado Dons Defeat Sunnyslope 20 6 On Strong Defense

Coronado’s defensive line led by Bob Hasbrook and Jeff Burns stifled Sunnyslope, holding the Vikings to 2 second half rushing yards and forcing a fumble. Jim Brady connected with Bill Berger for a 43 yard score as Coronado pulled away 20 6 with help from solid defense and a timely punt block.

Dave Cassady Sunnyslope Coronado High Coronado Sunnyglope Fred Thomas Jim Brady Dons Coro Nado Bob Hasbrook Viking Nelson Gould Gould Greg Mayer Don Hasbrook Jeff Craig Burns Randy Bishop Kim Neil Harold Lambeth Burns Cornado Bish Neil Lambeth Bill Berger Hal Mayer Brady Bergner Mayer Bob Rickert Iered Thomas Tom Purtzer

Newspaper Route: Start Your Boy On A Responsible Path

A newspaper route offers early business training for boys teaching responsibility dependability selling skills and money sense. It provides practical work experience and a pathway to independence through steady earnings and customer relations.

Newspaper Route Training Builds School Success

A local pitch extols newspaper routes as practical school applied learning. A successful businessman credits his carrier days with shaping business conduct and recommends letting sons qualify for a route. circulation staff offer guidance and routes to start a life skill and early career.

Coats Aje Opens Season With 19 7 Victory Over Gerard

Ajo led by Benny Nixon 95 rushing yards and a 75 yard TD run as John Alley returned a fourth quarter interception 41 yards for a score. Gerard's Terry Hahne totaled 93 yards, while John Paletta added the decisive early point after.

Aje Gerard Terry O’niel Jay Nunez John Paletta Redcoats Ajo Joe Turner Bill Hughes John ‘Alley Benny Nixon Francisco Montino Terry Hahne

Arcadia Titans blank Camelback 22 0 in preseason rout

Arcadia dominates Camelback as Titan offense and defense shine. Dave Flowers pounds for 120 rushing yards including a 69 yard opening scamper, while Ken Johnson adds 66 rushing yards and a 16 yard TD. Arcadia’s defense forces multiple stops and a safety, ending 22 point margin.

Ben Anderson Titan Camelback Arcadia Titans Spartans Bill Albright Spartan Ken Johnson Don Schlander Johnson Bill Riley Flowers Eric Hamilton Sive Crew Danny Robinson Ken Mark Pihl George Hagedorn Tom Henschen Ted Allen Bruce Brown Jim Hailey Dave Flowers Anderson

Hill brothers extended lead at PGA team championship

Mike and Dave Hill stretched their advantage to three strokes at 16 under par 127 after a 7 under round. Billy Casper and Gay Brewer trailed nine under through two rounds while Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus slipped to even par. Four teams tied for third at 131 as Weiskopf/Sikes, Nichols/Archer, Aaron/Coody, and McBee/Money joined the chase.

Oklahoma City UPI Mike Dave Hill Dave Moaney Billy Casper Gay Brewer Jup Arnold ‘Palmer Jack Nicklaus Renateephampions Tom Weiskopf R. H. Sikes Bob ‘Nichols George Archer Tommy ‘ Aaron Charles Coody Rives McBee Money Kaser

Allen sets NL strikeout record in opening doubleheader

Richie Allen of the Philadelphia Phillies struck out twice against New York Mets ace Tom Seaver in Friday’s opening game, raising his season total to 151 to break his own NL mark of 150 set in 1965.

Philadelphia UPI Richie Allen Mets Tom Seaver Allen

Arizona Class AAA Football Scores Summary

Arizona high school football results across divisions Class AAA and AA list many scorelines and opponents. Notable outputs include Washington 26 over Alhambra 6, Arcadia 22 over unspecified, Camelback 0 over Brophy 13, Pueblo 28 over Phoenix Central 21, Coronado 20 over Sunnyslope 6, Cortez 28 over Scottsdale 13, Glendale 14 over Phoenix Union 12, McClintock 39 over Phoenix East 29, Saguaro 13 over Moon Valley 7, Salpointe 25 over St. Marys 7, South Mountain 27 over Flagstaff 0, Tucson 39 over Palo Verde 14, Nogales 0 over Boulder City 12, Paradise Valley 6 over Globe 7, and numerous other one or two score games across the state with multiple small teams noted in terse results.

Washington Alhambra Arcadia Camelback Brophy Yuma Amphitheater Casa Grande Rincon Catalina Pueblo Phoenix Central Coronado Sunnyslope Cortez Scottsdale Glendale Phoenix Union Kofa Phoenix West McClintock Phoenix East Mesa Phoenix North Saguaro Moon. Valley Carl Hayden Prescott Salpointe St. Marys South Mountain Flagstaff Tucson Palo Verde Douglas Bowié el Paso Westwood Maryvale

Arcadia Juniors Rally Past Beavers In JV Football

Arcadia juniors defeated the Beavers 29 to 6 in a cross-town JV game. Mark Sollen and Mike Grasty connected on a 52 yard pass, Kautenberger produced two touchdowns, and a 60 yard run sealed Arcadia's win with multiple scorers contributing on offense and defense.

Arcadia’s Mark Sollen Titan Mike Grasty Jrival Scottsdale Yester Berger Brian Dunfee Dave Stimson Kevin Brady Beaws Beavers Kautenberger Blue Argadia

Dons JV Hand Saguaro 7-0 Victory in Narrow Clash

The Scottsdale Dons junior team defeated Saguaro junior squad 7-0. Richard Cork scored the lone TD and Craig Washburn added the kickoff, as Arcadia and Coronado defenses limited Saguaro to no points.

Richard Cork Craig Washburn

Baseball Standings and Night Scores

New York 3 Philadelphia 2 leads. New York 5 Philadelphia 4 for second. Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 0 night. Boston 7 Cincinnati 5 night. San Francisco Atlanta 1 night. Los Angeles 5 St Louis 4 night.

New York Phila Pittsburgh Chicago Boston Cincinnati San Franz Atlanta Los Angeles St. Louis Baltimore Cleveland Oakland Minnesota California Detroit Jay

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