Duncan nearly joins Cajuns as assistant coach
Duncan, the Drovers' basketball coach who led Scottsdale Community College to the AJCAC title, planned to interview for the University of Southwestern Louisiana post in Lafayette. NCAA blocked the hire with a two year basketball suspension amid over 100 recruiting allegations. Rollin Todd became Cajuns head coach on Aug 1 and sought Duncan for the assistant role.
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Ivan Duncan
Scottsdale Community College
Duncan
AUCAC
Lafayette
University of Southwestern Louisiana
NCAA
USL
Rollin Todd
World University Games Basketball Brawl Between U S and Cuba
In Moscow a 25 minute brawl erupted as Cuban players used folding chairs against U S opponents during a 98 70 victory. An American was knocked unconscious and trainer Wayne Woltzen was injured. Cuban coach Ernesto Diaz and American coach Ed Badger were involved. crowd reaction turned hostile as order was restored.
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UPI
Mitchell Kupchuk
Brentwood
N.Y
Kupchuk
Oe Kupchuk
U.S
Wayne Woltzen
Sheboygan
Wisc
Woltzen
Ernesto Diaz
Ed Badger
Wilbur Wright Junior College
Chicago
Badger
Duncan declines Lafayette offer amid NCAA ruling and family factors
Former Long Beach State assistant coach Duncan weighed an offer to move to Lafayette to study a contract but, after an NCAA ruling, decided to stay. He noted the pay raise was about 5000 dollars and cited family responsibilities and community support as factors. Duncan built Scottsdale's first major athletic program, leading to a 24-7 season and regional runs before a Dixie College loss.
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Long Beach State
Lafayette
Larry Philpot
USL
Scottsdale
Drovers
Dixie College
Mesa
Devils Begin Contact Drills Ahead of Season
Arizona State football players start contact drills under coach Frank Kush as the Sun Devils eye a fifth straight Western Athletic Conference title and a fourth consecutive bowl game. ASU finished 13th in last year’s wire rankings and 14th in the preseason UP poll. Defensive end Larry Shorty returns from a scratched eye.
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Arizona State
Frank Kush
Kush
Sun Devils
United Press
Tontozona
Larry Shorty
Scottsdale CC Gridders Start First Football Season
Scottsdale Community College head coach Larry Philpot expresses optimism about a first year team built from Maricopa County players. He notes 65 players with 32 from Scottsdale area and 12-13 likely in the starting 22, praising local high schools and area businessmen for support.
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Bob Snider
Scottsdale Community College
Larry Philpot
Philpot
Scottsdale
Mesa
Mesa Community College
Maricopa County
SCC
Lyle Miller
Paul Franks
Paradise Valley High
Mike Dildine
Dale Rusnak
George Radnothy
John
USC Favored to Win 1972 College Football Poll
The United Press International Board of Coaches projects USC to repeat as No. 1, with 25 of 29 coaches selecting the Trojans. Michigan, Ohio State, Texas and Auburn split the remaining first-place votes while Nebraska trails as runner-up with 175 points.
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Ohio State
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Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Alabama
Penn State
UCLA
Tennessee
Colorado
United Press International Football Ratings Board
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Tom Cahill
Army
Ben Schwartzwalder
Syracuse
Joe Yuchika
Boston College
Carmen Cozza
Yale
George Welsh
Navy
Midwest
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Alex Agase
Purdue
Bill Hess
Ohio U
Bo Schembechler
Bob Blackman
Illinois
Midlands
al Onofrio
Missouri
Don Fambrough
Kansas
Vince Gibson
Kansas State
Hayden Fry
North Texas State
Tom Osborne
Bear Bryant
Paul Dietzel
South Carolina
Vince Dooley
Georgia
Bill Dooley
North Carolina
Doug Dickey
Florida
Darrell Royal
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Jim Carlen
Texas Tech
Bill Yeoman
Houston
Charlie McClendon
LSU
Fritz Schurmer
Wyoming
Frank Kush
Arizona State
Eddie Crowd
Logjam hits second round at Valley of the Sun Classic II
Stage set at Goodyear Golf and Country Club as round two begins with Stan Altgelt of Dallas and Dr. Gill Morgan of Wewoka leading at three under par after 18 holes. Five players tie for third at 71, five more at 72, and a $25,500 purse awaits the champions.
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UPI
Goodyear Golf and Country Club
Stan Altgelt
Dallas
Gill Morgan
Wewoka
Okla
Bobby Walzer
Houston
Earl Fennell
Atlanta
Sammy Rachels
Former Newsman Bruce Skinner Joins Fiesta Bowl Staff
Bruce Skinner, former news editor of the Longview Daily News in Washington, becomes assistant executive director at the Fiesta Bowl in Phoenix. He replaces resigning Jack Williams and will handle publicity promotion and related activities plus ticket manager duties under executive director John Reid.
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Phoenix
UPI
Bruce Skinner
Skinner
Jackilliams
Longview Daily News
Washington
John Reid
Reid
Teams Receiving Votes Include WVU Stanford NC State Georgia
The poll lists West Virginia Stanford North Carolina State Georgia and Washington State among teams getting votes in national rankings. No game results or dates provided.
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West Virginia
Stanford
North Carolina State
Georgia
Washington State
Phoenix Giants Open Six-Game Set To Climb Standings
Phoenix Giants host Albuquerque to avoid the cellar as they chase the division lead. Dukes sit 2 games behind after beating Tusci 7-6 while Phoenix rested. Jerry Crider 7-5 may start for Phoenix against Eddie Solomon 8-10 for Albuquerque.
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UPI
Phoenix Giants
Albuquerque
Dukes
Giants
Tusci
Jerry Crider
Eddie Solomon
The
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