Young Titan duo garners laurels
Arcadia High School's young Titans, after two early losses to Camelback and McClintock, show tenacity and improve as players Jay Abraham and Riegert reflect on mental lapses. Jeff Nelson, a 6-2, 195 pound defensive end, earns Progress Players of the Week for standout efforts.
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Titans soar as Abraham sparks win in McClintock game
Halfback turned flanker Abraham caught five passes for two touchdowns and 137 yards, ran for 43 yards on seven carries, and contributed five tackles on defense. Beavers' Riegert led with 14 tackles and an interception, while Lumpkin and Lumpkin joined key narrow losses. Dons' Whitlatch posted 67 rushing yards and 24 kickoff return yards in a 7-6 victory over Casa Grande.
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Local skiers win national water ski racing honors
Eric Eppard of Scottsdale Community College placed third in the 16 19 boys division at the 3rd annual National Water Ski Racing Championships in San Diego Mission Bay. Emily Chappell, defending national champion, finished second in the 36 and over women’s division. Mike Scott earned second overall in the semi main hot boat event after joining as an alternate.
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Willie Mays Bids Baseball Farewell at Mets Party
At Shea Stadium Willie Mays received a 53 000 strong ovation as he retired from baseball. The 42 year old iconsaid he loved baseball and hoped it loved him back. Teammates DiMaggio and Musial joined fans in saluting his career ending with a ride home in a pink Cadillac.
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Jones carries Mets on Willie Mays Night with homer and running catch
Cleon Jones delivers a game deciding homer and a spectacular running catch as the Mets beat the Expos 2-1 on Willie Mays appreciation night. New York moves 1-2 games ahead of Pittsburgh with five games left. Mays announces retirement end of season.
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Aaron the Super-Player Aaron the Braves star eyes Ruth mark
Hank Aaron faces four games left to equal Babe Ruth's 714 and three to break the record. He remains calm and popular, joking about computers predicting his future while teammates and rivals praise his poised conduct and ability to perform under pressure.
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