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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1966

Page

3

College grid season ends with Alabama Auburn finale

The season ends with Alabama facing Auburn in a key televised clash as Notre Dame versus Michigan State sparked nationwide drama. Oklahoma faces Oklahoma State and Houston meets Utah as post season bowls loom after a year of record crowds and huge national interest.

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Scottsdale and Saguaro open 1966 67 basketball seasons

Scottsdale Beavers visit Sunnyslope Vikings and Sabrecats travel to Paradise Valley at 8 p m. Saguaro opens with Paradise Valley while Coronado and Arcadia gain practice time. Coach Ken Clinkingbeard travels with a tall Beavers squad needing guard help and experience to offset size.

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Chance Traded to Twins for Mincher Hall and Cimino

Dean Chance, once a 20 game winner and Cy Young contender, was traded by the California Angels to the Minnesota Twins for first baseman Don Mincher outfielder Jimmie Hall and pitcher Pete Cimino. The five player deal includes a pitcher to be named later and was finalized as other teams weighed options at the winter meetings.

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Gunmen meeting here at Mountain Shadows Resort

Winchester Western Division of Olin Industries holds its annual national sales meeting at Mountain Shadows Resort. Sales director Bill Talley notes Arizona and Winchester have a century of partnership, with 1966 already the best year in the company’s history.

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Packers Seek Revenge as They Host 49ers for Title Run

Green Bay at Milwaukee County Stadium faces San Francisco with a chance to clinch the Western Conference and threaten a fourth NFL crown, needing a win or tie in one of three games while watching Baltimore. Coach Lombardi reports full roster readiness including Jim Taylor, while John Brodie and the 49ers also expect to be at full strength. The Packers look to improve on a 1-2-1 run against San Francisco in recent meetings.

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Wesleyan Picked No 1 In UPI Preseason Ratings

The Kentucky Wesleyan Panthers, in purple and white, were named the nation’s top small college basketball team in the UPI preseason coaches poll. Wesleyan earned 18 first place votes and 273 points, edging final NCAA champion Southern Illinois who drew six first places and 239 points.

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