New Head Coaches Appointed at Clark Valley Rancho Highs
Roger Barnson Bobby Peck and Norm Craft named head football coaches at Clark Valley and Rancho high schools. Barnson and Peck take over new campuses opening next fall. Craft replaces Chuck Razmic at Rancho who will stay in a later appointed position. Selection committee and principals made the final decisions. Willard Beitz Clark principal James Smith Valley principal. Peck 28 one of Clark County's top athletes with varsity letters in multiple sports and Nevada starting quarterback two seasons. Peck praised the hire and ready to start.
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Roger Barnson
Bobby Peck
Norm Craft
Clark, Valley
Rancho High Schools
Barnson
Peck
Craft
Chuck Razmic
Rancho
Razmic
Willard Beitz
Clark
James Smith
Valley
Southern
Nevada
Clark County
Bob Peck
Valley to Play Three Definite Games Next Season
Peck outlined three definite games for Valley against Boulder City Clark and Basic with tentative matches planned versus White Pine Moapa Valley Paramont Calif Dixie and Parowan Utah. Barnson from Boulder City starred as pitcher and halfback and tied to Arizona State with a 23 6 career college baseball mark while coaching Westerns junior varsity teams and guiding a 23 3 JV football record.
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Valley
Boulder City
Clark
Basic
White Pine
Moapa Valley
Paramont
Calif
Dixie
Parowan
Utah
Barnson
Western
Jayvees
Craft Bosses Rancho Football Coach Craft’s Record: A Nevada Legend
Craft, 28, will assume the head football job at Rancho after a storied high school career at Basic. He earned 12 letters in football basketball and baseball, led Basic to state playoff success in 1955, starred at Indiana University as a sophomore starter and All-Big Ten second team, and has coached at Rancho since 1960 while also assisting in baseball and handling Indiana’s freshman football program in 1959.
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Boulder City
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Wolves
Coalinga
Dixie
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Wolf Pack
Rancho
Eagles
Fallon
Roger
Wigwam Wiseman
Craft
CIF
Southern
University of Indiana
Indiana
Dick Truman
Buzz Shafer
Jim Miller
Craig Rollins
Horrace Smith
Denny England
Jim Pack
Rancho High School breezes past Bishop Gorman for top conference
Rancho High School overwhelmed Bishop Gorman 71-43 at the Nevada Southern gym to seize undisputed first in the Southern AA Conference. Led by Rich Warner's rebounding and Chuck Eaholtz 18 points, Rancho shot 48 percent and held a commanding 37-19 halftime lead as four players scored in double figures.
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Nevada Southern
Rams
Rich Warner
Rancho
Chuck Eaholtz
Warner
Morris Stowers
O'Dell Nichols
Pat McGroarty
Gorman
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Stowers
Jim Babcock
Ron Stanfill
Eaholtz
Las Vegas
Bob Downey
Shafer
John Ware
Cats
England
Guy Nallia
Darrell Spencer
Downey
Doug Willetts
Wolves
Lead Tied At Los Angeles Open Golf Halfway Mark
Dapper Dan Sikes and Bill Casper shared the 36 hole lead at 138 in the Los Angeles Open as Harney Sanders Hiskey Lema and Wall chased. Frosty Rancho course and cool 45 degree start preceded a warming day with scores around par to mid 70s.
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UPI
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Florida
Bill Casper
Paul Harney
Harney
Doug Sanders
Babe Hiskey
Pocatello
Idaho
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Casper
Rancho Court
Lema
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Don Finsterwald
Phil Rogers
Dick Sikes
Dan Sikes Jr
Ken Still
Tony Lema
Fred Morti
Howie Johnson
Chris Blocker
Bob Rosburg
Lee Raymond
Johnny Pott
Dave Mort
Julius Boros
Bob Floyd
Jack McGowan
Jerry Edwards
Bruce Doviin
Jerry Barber
Frank Worton
Joy
Historic college basketball scores sweep across 1960s slate
A stream of game results shows Tulsa crushing Louisville while Indiana and Northwestern post wins. The list features notable upsets and high scorers like Evansville 117 DePauw 88 and Notre Dame 110 Houston 80, reflecting a busy era in college basketball.
Virgin Valley Bulldogs Down Orderville In Utah Showdown
Virgin Valley High School edged Orderville Utah 72 to 67 in Mesquite last night to extend their win streak to six and improve to seven wins this season. Tom Hughes scored 18 points to pace the Bulldogs.
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Orderville
Utah
Tom Hughes
Bulldogs
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Sone
T. Hughes
Oon
L. Hughes
Peterson
G. Hughes
Allen
Heaton Wee We
Vv Spencer
Seteweee
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Blackburn Mackelprong
Virgin Vatley
Orderville Settee
Man O War sweeps Belmont Stakes by wide margin
Man O War won the Belmont Stakes by 20 lengths and then dominated the Lawrence Realization by 100 lengths in a record day for racing.
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New York
UPI
Wildcats Rout Basic 87 49 in LV gym
Las Vegas High improved to 1 1 in Southern AA Conference with an 87 49 win over Basic. It was Basic's league debut. This is the Wildcats second victory over Basic this season following a 79 48 win in the Nevada Southern Holiday Classic.
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Las Vegas
Gorman
Western
Rancho
Sporting Las Vegas High
Basic
Wildcats
Native Diver Wins San Carlos Handicap at Santa Anita
Native Diver led from the start to win the San Carlos handicap at Santa Anita by more than three lengths over Candy Spots in a seven furlong sprint. The 6-year-old Imbros gelding captured his 18th California stakes victory, adding to Palos Verdes already won this meet. Candy Spots paid 3.00 and 2.40, Bon jour 4.00 for show.
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Calif
Diver
Candy Spots
Imbros
California
Bonjour
Moapa Routs Enterprise in 95 58 Nonleague Win
Moapa Valley overwhelmed Enterprise 95 to 58 in non league action at Enterprise. The win boosts Moapa Valley toward its season scoring peak as they near their all time scoring record.
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Enterprise
Utah
SUN
Moapa Valley
Kilborn Sets Indoor 50-Yard Hurdles World Record in San Francisco
Pamela Kilborn of Australia wins the 50 yard hurdles in 6.4 at the Cow Palace meet, shattering the world mark as several rivals also better 6.9. Paul Drayton, Herb Carper, Blaine Lindgren and Ralph Boston post notable times, with Denise Paschal setting an American high jump record and the San Mateo County Girls Athletic Association taking the women's sprint medley.
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UPI
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Australia
San Francisco Examiner
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Miss Kilborn
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Tokyo
Herb Carper
Santa Barbara
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Florida A&m
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Utah Track Club
Ralph Boston
Tom Farrell
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
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Matson
Gayle Hopkins
Denise Paschal
Laurel
San Mateo County Girls Athletic Association
Prep Basketball Scores Across Nevada Districts
Wooster 65 beat White Pine 51. Moanogue 8 topped Winnemucca 73 to 62. Elko 37 beat Carson City 72 to 52. Douglas 52 defeated Virginia City 6 to }. Tonopah 53 edged Gerlach 77 to 52. Whittell 52 lost to Lund 70. Carlin 39 defeated Beatty 59. Smith Valley 39 beat Lovelock 42. Hawthorne 47 beat Ferniey 84 to 23. Gabbs 23.
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Western Wins Big Over Lincoln County In 70 30 Victory
Western High School improved to 44 0 and 0 in league play with a 70 to 30 win over Lincoln County. The Warriors next host NSU freshmen Tuesday night.
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Lincoln County
Warriors
NSU
Nevada Southern Beats Cal Riverside 79 63 for 10th Win
Nevada Southern in Riverside Calif defeated University of California Riverside 79 to 63 to reach a 10 3 record. Roosevelt Lee scored 22 and Silas Stepp 18 as Nevada Southern pulled away in the second half after a tight start.
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Roosevelt Lee
Silas Stepp
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PGA Record Set for NPGA Championship Tickets
More than 7000 tickets have been sold for the NPGA championship at Laurel Valley Golf Club in Ligonier Pennsylvania. The event starts August 12 and sales exceed previous records with a pre New Year price of 31 dollars available through January 31.
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Ligonier, Pa
UPI
Laurel Valley Golf Club
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