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ENTIRETOWN RACKS BEQVTEAM YET Art Malone gains yards against Peoria and takes three Panthers with him. Les Rankin 1812 looks for block. Ray Powell 1211 is off on his 42 yard touchdown run that broke open the championship game for the Devils. Henry Lewis 1325 and Bruce Martan 1711 look for blocks. PEORIA: The Santa Cruz Dust Devils, after winning the Class A South Championship by defeating the Flowing Wells Cabelloros, went on to clinch the State Class A trophy by handing the Peoria Panth- ers their second defeat of the year. The going looked a little tough for the Devils at first, as Peoria scored the first touchdown. But, after that it was the Devils all the way in wrapping up a final score of 27-7 over the Panthers. SEASONS RECORD OPPONENTS We They Ajo 25 12 Superior 56 V 6 Flowing Wells 26 14 Globe 31 6 Wilcox 67 0 Nogales 41 O Coolidge 64 14 San Manuel 40 6 Miami 26 14 Hayden 53 6 Class A South Championship Flowing Wells 56 12 State Class A Championship Peoria 27 7 W, Wins 12-Losses O Football co-captains Art Malone, Ray Powell, and Bill White display trophies won during season. 72
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Art Malone shakes off tackler against Superior. Fred Ballard 1741, Gary Kinne 1501, Robert Colores 1651. SUPERIOR: The Dust Devils, led by the strong passing arm of Harold Foote and the fine pass receiving of Ray Powell, initiated Superior into the Class A League with a lop-sided 56-6 victory over the Panthers. A strong Devil defense, led by middle guard Darrell Grubbs, held the Panthers to only one touchdown. Ray Powell makes gain against Miami's Vandals. MIAMI: Halfback Art Malone led S.C. to its first victorious battle with Miami, clinching the 3-A division title with a score of 26-14 win over the Vandals. A fine defense, led by Bert Wootan and Ray Powell held the Vandals' potent offense to fourteen points. One such touchdown came in the last five seconds of fast and furious play. EARN I2-O QEAQON GLOBE: After being held to only 6 points in the first three quarters, the Devils caught fire and scored 25 points in the final period, defeating the Globe Tigers 51-6. The fine pass defense picked off three Tiger passes which set up the touchdowns that let Santa Cruz win their first game ever over Globe. Ray Powell catches T.D. pass in 56-6 win over Superior. NOGALES: The Dust Devils made it six wins in a row with a 41-0 romp over the Apaches of No- gales. The Devils' offense rolled for six touchdowns behind the running of Art Malone and Richard Men- doza and the fine aim of Harold Foote. A brick wall defense held the Apaches scoreless in the Devils' second shutout. Richard Mendoza f24J catches T.D. pass against Nogales in 41-0 win.
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