UCLA Wins No 1 in AP Poll to Cap 1966 67 Season
UCLA Bruins finish 25-0 atop the final AP major college basketball poll for 1966 67. Coach John Wooden praises the team’s consistency and dominance while no single player is singled out for credit. Louisville and Kansas follow in the top spots with a list of other ranked programs and vote totals.
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Texas Western
UCLA Crowned Major College Champion by UPI
UCLA secured the 1966-67 title from the United Press International coaches poll as an undefeated 25-0 team. The Bruins received 34 first place votes and 349 points, after entering the season as preseason No. 1 and dominating through March.
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Loyola Academy Names Bob Spoo Head Football Coach
Chicago native Bob Spoo was named head football coach at Loyola Academy of Chicago on Monday. He replaces Robert Naughton who resigned to join Brown University staff under Coach Len Jardine. Spoo has served as Loyola’s backfield coach for the last four years.
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Record-Breakers Tangle In Substate Showdown
Effer son of Cedar Rapids and Columbus of Waterloo meet Wednesday at Waterloo in a substate final, as both programs break long standing barriers to reach the AA state tournament. Webster City coach, new Moline boss, notes strong Central Jefferson title game form and anticipates Mississippi Valley Conference level competition.
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Jefferson Edges Washington in City Sweep Milestone
Jeffs 68 52 over Washington marked Cedar Rapids Waterloo two-system city sweep with three city games won by one school. coach Gay Dahn called the effort off tonight as Columbus Sailors under Jim Berry posted a sub state advance, while comments from Floyd Winter praised Jefferson’s depth and talent as Norlen Hinke Harley Bollinger and Tom Pudde earned all conference honors in Jackson County.
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Wahlert Routs Raiders In High School Basketball
Wahlert used a second half run to overcome the Anamosa Raiders in a game where four Wahlert players reached double figures led by Dennis Conlon 31 Pat Kunnart 26 and Phil Bazelides 25. Tom Aller added 22 for Anamosa before Chuck Porter fouled out.
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Substate Class AA Playoffs Narrowly Decide Berth
In a tight substate clash, Regina38 Burlington62 against Regina trimmed the gap to 62 61 with 1 05 left. Terry Lyons missed at the horn as Burlington held on. Al Lang led Burlington with 17 points and Marty Lantz had 16 for Regina as the Regals fall to 16 5 and advance to Ottumwa Wednesday for a state berth.
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Regina Holds Off Burlington In Substate OT
Regina survived an upset bid by Burlington to win 62-61 in overtime at Mt. Pleasant. John Schweizer tied the game at the buzzer, then Jim Miller Henry Rios and Jim Brown scored to push Regina ahead 62-59 in the overtime period.
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Elkader Falls to Dike in Class A Sub State
Elkader trailed 48-34 at halftime and 63-57 in the third quarter before a decisive final period. Dike 75 Elkader 63 as Terry Goettalnger led with 22 points and four players hit double figures. Dike (19-2) advances to face Sutherland (19-4) in the state meet.
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Williams Smith on District Star Teams
Sam Williams of Iowa and Don Smith of Iowa State were named to NCAA District 4 and District 5 all-star basketball teams, respectively, by the United States Basketball Writers Association for Look magazine. The 10-man all-America team includes Alcindor, Daniels, May, Hawkins, and others. District 4 features Williams and teammates Burns Hasket May Mix, while District 5 honors Beard Unseld Lantz White.
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New Mexico
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Western Kentucky
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Houston
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North Carolina
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Ohio State
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Nebraska
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Clay Silent Before Folley Bout Arrives in New York
Cassius Clay arrives to train for his March 22 bout with Zora Folley and says he will keep his mouth shut for the fight. Angels official Milkes praises rookie Jimmie Hall as a hard worker who maximizes his talent. Minnesota pitcher Jim Kaat values Johnny Sain’s advice, even if it means rammed arms for a better curve ball. Bob Beamon recalls disbelief at indoor long jump record of 26 feet 11 3/4 inches and notes shifting focus to the triple jump.
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Minnesota
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Postville Players Dominate All-League Basketball Honors
Two Postville players earn first team spots Doug Smith and Bill Radloff join Denny Hjelming Elkader Roger Nolting Waukon and Don DeHaven Sumner on the FIRST TEAM Second Team includes Gary Patrick Elkader Paul Minger W A North Stan Shratte Waukon Mark DeSart Valley Sid Harberts Postville garners multiple mentions in honorable mentions with Jim Hoppenworth Sumner John Leonhart Walley Larry Glawe Elkader Bob Wright Fayette Ware Grove W U North Brad Olresge West Central Young Davis West Central Lloyd Hoth Sumner and other regional players listed.
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West Central
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Tom Good To Talk At Bettendorf Clinic
Cedar Rapids Regis coach Tom Good will lecture at Bettendorf high school's seventh annual coaching clinic on Saturday March 11. Also speaking are Jim Ross and Carl Selmer of Nebraska, Marv Braden of Parsons, Howard Vernon coach of Waterloo East’s champions, Jim Youel of Fort Madison, Gene McCarter of East Moline and Bettendorf trainer Dan Meador.
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Waterloo
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East Moline
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NAIA Coach of the Year Honors Whitewater Leader
Forrest Perk Perkins of Whitewater State University Wisconsin earned the NAIA football Coach of the Year award after guiding his team to ten straight wins before a December finals loss to Waynesburg in Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Kansas State shoots 56 percent to down Iowa State 81 68
Kansas State dominates Iowa State with 56 percent shooting to secure an 81 68 Big Eight victory. Dennis Berkholtz and Bob George each score 19, Earl Seyfert adds 18 as K State pulls away after a 40 34 halftime lead. Don Smith of Iowa State posts 29 points and 22 rebounds breaking a school season record.
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