Amphitheater Panthers edge Catalina in narrow 74 69 Division 4AA clash
Amphitheater held off Catalina 74 (S 7 0) after a late defensive stand to stay within one game of Salpointe in second place. Jerry Herring paced AHS with steady runs as Jesse Milina scored on a fourth quarter sprint. A late fumble and a risky onside kick nearly cost the Panthers, but Greg Jernigan sealed the win with an interception and clock kneel.
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Sy ED Fleming
Catalina
Panthers
AHS
Salpointe
Jerry Herring
Jesse Mlina
Bill Burke
Panther
Trojan
Paul Roof
Steve Beenblossom
John Miller
Amphi
Trojans
CHS
Batt
Amphitheater
Bob Gibson
Greg Jernigan
Terry Bovey
Molina
Rex Macklin
Ron Albrecht
Bernie Masimer
Art Kelley
Beenblossom
Flowing Wells Extends Winning Streak With 18 4 Shutout
Flowing Wells defeated Nogales 18 to 4 to notch its fourth straight win and second shutout of the season. Ed Weaver scored twice as FW defense stifled Nogales after a 60 halftime lead, setting up a showdown with Bisbee for the state Class A crown implications.
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Jerry Gerovac
Flowing Wells
Nogales
Bisbee
Caballeros
Pumas
Morenci
San Manuel
Eloy
Ed Weaver
Ics
Cee
Young A's Stockholder Speaks Up
Chicago AP report details Charles O Finley steering a news conference with the 100 percent A’s controlling group. He sets Oct 16 for a franchise decision, hints at a move to Oakland if allowed, says the AL may face bankruptcy with his stay in Kansas City, and states the team is not for sale despite offers.
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Jerry Liska
Chicago
Kansas City 'A
Charles O. Finley
Finley
David Finley
Shirley
David
Sharon Finley Flynn
Dallas
A’s
Kansas City
Oakland
Calif
Milwaukee Braves
Cleveland Indians
Atlanta
Seattle
Louisville
Boxing results from Rome to Huntington and more sports results
Fortunate Manca and Pavillay, both listed at 147, box in Rome as boxing results pour in from multiple cities. Golf sees Avinsl team lead by five strokes after three days at Work Amateur Team Championship with a total of 471, U.S. tied with Canada at 474. Arnold Palmer and England’s Butler split wins in a World Match Play heat while Necklaus, Lema and Venturi suffer early exits. In other events, Murphy and Miegins reach semis in USGA Senior Amateur Gale Championship. Sunset City features Pace posting a second straight 49 in a 133 total at the Surse Open. Swimming in Tokyo notes Mann of UNC setting a world record in a 166 meter backstroke heat and the 46?4 meter medley relay. Racing highlights include Treachery winning the Backup Purse at Aqueduct by two lengths, Theodora takes a seven-storm feature at Atlantic City, Glowing Flame wins at Narragansett Park, Prior prevails at Hawthorne, Road to Romance captures the Keeneland purse, and Tonseting shines in Bay Meadows feature.
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Rome
Avinsl
U.S
Canada
Virginia
England
Arnold Palmer
Peter Butler
Jack Necklaus
Tony Lema
Ken Venturi
Camer
Portland
Ore—Fd Murphy
Portand
William Miegins
Sunset City
Calif
Roy Pace
Longview
Tex
Pawtucket
Glowing Flame
Narragansett Park
Chicago
Salesman
Hawthorne
Lexington
Keeneland
Mateo
Canif
Tonseting, Sr
Bay Meadows
Colts Name Fox Coach for 1985 Season
The Houston Colts announced today that veteran infielder Nellie Fox will coach the team for 1985. Officials said waivers have been sought to release him as an active player. Fox, who will be 37 in December, spent most of his career with the Chicago White Sox after being purchased by the Colts last winter.
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Houston
Colts
Nellie Fox
Colt
Fox
Chicago White Sox
Braves Move Main Office to Chicago Amid Atlanta Shift Talks
Milwaukee Braves executive vice president Thomas A. Reynolds Jr says offices moved from County Stadium to Chicago as the team plans a 1965 move to Atlanta. McHale will maintain a Chicago office from October to April, commuting from Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago
Atlanta
Thomas A. Reynolds Jr
County Stadium
Braves
Reynolds
John McHale
Robinson to Meet Cailliau in Nice Bout Oct 24
Sugar Ray Robinson former world middleweight champion will face France’s Jacky Cailliau in a VO round bout in Nice on October 24. The event promotes significant matchups as boxing returns to the French coast with Robinson seeking victory.
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Nice
France
UPI
Sugar Ray Robinson
Wil
Jacky Cailliau
High School Football Scores Across Classes AA and A
A mosaic of high school football results across classes AA and A with numerous scorelines. Notable outcomes include Puebla defeating Maryvale 28 to 6, Catalina&B Tucson over Douglas 35 to 27, Westwood beating Yuma 41 to 7, Brophy over Glendale 47 to 0, and Salpainte 20 to Palo Verde & Sunnyside 19. Several ties and unclear spellings appear, including flow of matches like Maricopa 14 versus St Johns Indians 12 and Round Valley 73 against Window Rock 6.
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Puebla
Maryvale
Amphi
Catalina & Tucson
Douglas
Salpainte
Palo Verde
Sunnyside
Rincon
Scottsdale
Arcadia
Rofa
Casa Grende
Chandler
Coronado
Tempe
Mesa
Westwood
Yuma
Flagstaff
Brophy
Glendale
St. Mary's
Washington
Sunnystone
North Phoenix
Alparabra
Camelback
South Mountain
Carl Hayden
Phoenix Union
West Phoenix
Phoenix Centra
Flowing Wells
Nogales
Rova Fria
Holbrook
Buckeye
Peoria
Kingman
Phoenix
Christian
Rio
Miami
Wilscon
Bisbee
San Manuel
Buena
Class & Ray
Florence
Marana
Hayien
Superior
Apache Junction
Benson
Tombstone
Judson
Antelope
Maricopa
St John’s Indians
Chinle
Page
Tuba City
Ganado Public
Round Valley
Window Rotk
Y. Johns
Williams & Mingus
Alehesay
Patagonia
ASDE
Camp Verde
Ash Fark
Sellaman
Salome
Fort Thomas
Malley Union
St. David
College California
Fla
Georgia Tech
Navy
AFL
San Diegoo
Boston
Five Years Ago Sun Land Park Opens Inaugural Handicap
DO YOU REMEMBER five years ago at Anapra New Mexico on October 10 1959 Joy Boy paid $4.10 won the Inaugural Handicap as Sun land Park opened its first race meeting amid a disappointing 164477 dollar handle.
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Anapra
N.M
Joy Boy
Sunland Park
Hadl fires best pro game to lift Chargers past Boston
San Diego quarterback John Hadl threw for 229 yards and four touchdowns guiding a 26 17 AFL win over Boston as Lance Alworth caught two TD passes and Paul Lowe ran for 69 yards. Coach Sid Gillman hailed Hadl as having his best game, while Mike Holovak credited Hadl’s hot night.
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San Diego
Sid Gillman
Boston
Hadi
Patriots
Mike Holovak
Audibles
Chargers
Tobin Rote
Lance Alworth
Alworth
Paul Lowe
Holovak
Babe Parilli
Gillman
Unbeaten Buffalo Visit Houston as Chiefs, Pats Struggle
A fragmented recap shows Buffalo at Houston while Kansas City and New England face tough road tests in Denver and in Boston. Box notes include passing yardage and turnovers, with Cappelletti and Travenio providing key field goals. Attendance runs about 25,096 amid a playoff-tinged NFL Sunday.
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Oakland
New York
Buffalo
Houston
Kansas City
Denver
San Diego
Boston
Bos
Cappellett
Travenio
Sa — Alworth
Hadi Tiravenio
Georgia Tech Triumphs Over Navy in Jacksonville Showdown
Georgia Tech remains unbeaten after defeating Navy 17 in Jacksonville, with standout defense limiting the Middies in the first half and Tech’s lines stifling drives at key yardages. Miami edged California 9 7 as Tom Blanchfield’s leg won it, while Craig Morton was contained by Miami’s defense and Fred Cassidy’s 25 yard touchdown run boosted the Hurricanes.
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Larry Hart
Flowing Wells
Cart Howard
Apaches
Nogales
Caballero
Georgia Tech
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Jolly Roger Staubach
Tech
Bill Alexander
Miami
California
Tom Blanchfield
Craig Morton
Jerry Mosher
Morton
Muard
George Morris
Johnny Gresham
Texas
Oklahoma
Dallas
Big Ten
Ohio State
Michigan
Michigan State
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Baylor
Notre Dame
Air Force
Alabama
Carolina State
Kentucky
Florida State
Nebraska
South Carolina
Tucson Jewish Community Center Organizes Winter Basketball Leagues
The Tucson Jewish Community Center announces three winter seasons with a high school age league on Mondays and Class A on Wednesdays and Class B on Thursdays. Teams may practice Wednesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 10 p.m. ahead of league play.
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Tucson
Long Trip For Nothing Jessy Rankles At Way Olympic Coach Cut Him By
UPI report from Tokyo details Jessy Rankles a 26 year old Tempe decathlete who flew 5 000 miles hoping for Olympic glory only to be bumped from the decathlon team by Runs Hodge. Rankles says he earned his spot and questions the procedure and timing of the switch. Teammates share his frustration.
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Milton Richman
Tokyo
UPI
U.S
Don Jessy
Tempe
Ariz
Arizona State University
Jessy
Dick Emberger
Oceanside
Paw Herman
Santa Barbara
Calif
Runs Hodge
Roscoe
N.Y
Eee
Bob Geigengack
Yale
Herman
Emberger
Hodge
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Mt. San Antonio
Russia
Geigengack
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Pat Burke
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Sevith
Hogales Siddell
Young A
Fortunato Manca
Italy
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Bratice
Thompson Mann
University of North Carolina
Treachery
Aqueduct
Atlantic City
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Tucson Little Theater
Billito Park
Ben H. Schermerhorn
Brooklyn
Joe DiMaggio
Jerry Coleman
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