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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1964
Page
4
Coronado edged Tempe 3 2 as Tim Huston drilled a 37 yard field goal with under a minute left in the second quarter. The Dons forced three interceptions and held Tempe to 105 rushing yards while gaining 67.
Scottsdale High dominated with 528 total yards to Kofa’s 148 as Don Burger scored twice and Jerry Beavers connected for a 39 yard pass. Quarterbacks Tim Smallsteed and Sam Campbell combined for five completions on 18 attempts in the lopsided win at Kofa.
Scottsdale built a big early lead as Fuller caught a 57 yard TD and Beavers connected on 35 yard strike to Beavers. Burger opened scoring with an on side kick recovery and 9 20 remaining in the first. Campbell threw a 35 yard score to Beavers and Gutknecht added the extra point.
Arcadia high school football defeat Chandler 14 to 6 as Titan fullback Tom Cooley opened scoring on the second down after kickoff. Steve Miller added a 12 yard run for the second Titan touchdown and Rusty York led Chandler with 38 passing yards on eight attempts. Arcadia rushed for 295 yards to Chandler 113 while key defenders included Ron Johnson Tim Deshler and Pete Repp.
The AHRA Arizona event at Bee Line Dragway features Red Greth and Lyle Fisher’s speed sport racing team in sportsman and eliminator races. Greth-Fisher seek to defend a $100 eliminator prize as Cypert brothers and Wilson challenge for the top eliminator and Gene Rickard and Gary Rickard debut a Chevrolet powered 23 T dragster in C/Modified Roadster.
Arcadia runner Brad Morfitt clocked 10:50 on a 2.1 mile Chandler course to lead the Titans past Chandler. Coronado fell to Tempe 24 31 in other action.
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