New Coach and Veterans Lead Chandler JayVee Grid for 1966-67
Chandler School System promotes Sam Stout to head coach with Rich Coppola as assistant. Returning lettermen include Tom Tate Derrell Ethington Jerry Ethington Don Smith and Mike Nelson. Stout targets Tempe Scottsdale Coronado Yuma Arcadia as threats and aims to ignite a strong 1-AA season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Temp
Yuma
Scottsdale
Jack Dalby
Mesa Tribune
Sam Stout
Chandler
Rich Coppola
Arizona State Sun Devil
Stout
Tempe
Coronado
Arcadia
JayVee
Tom Tate
Derrell Ethington
Jerry Ethington
Don Smith
Mike Nelson
Power Stout
Lawrence Vanley
Steve Schemahorn
Stout & Co
Wolves
Orioles Top AL in Fielding as 1966 Season Opens
Orioles top American League in team fielding with a .981 average, one percentage point ahead of Detroit. Brooks Robinson earned best third base fielding with a 6.97, Luis Aparicio led shortstops at .978, while Don Wert and Max Alvis followed in the rankings. The Orioles’ defense was highlighted by errorless World Series play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Detroit
USA
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Luis Aparicio
Robinson
Don Wert
Max Alvis
Cleveland
Aparicio
Bert Campaneris
Kansas City
Ed Brinkman
Washington
Scottsdale
Tempe
Tempe Tempe
Kevin English
Sunnyslope
Beavers
Ken Clinkingbeard
Older sprinters at Downs Friday feature
Seven older sprinters meet in the 6 1/2 furlong feature at Arizona Downs Turf Paradise. Prince Frommel Quarter After and Goldie's Best top the weights at 117 pounds. Also racing are Quevavi North Star Host Sgt Bricker and Sunburster. Mr Elgin ridden by Danny Rivera won Wednesday's 6 furlong TRA purse.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Downs
Turf Paradise
Prince Frommel
Goldie
Quevavi
North Star
Sgt. Bricker
Sunburster
Mr. Elgin
Danny Rivera
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Asian Games Open Amid Protests And Heat
More than 2,200 athletes from 16 countries begin competition in Bangkok with Japan favored for medals. Marathon hopefuls Kenji Kimihara and Morio Shigematsu struggled in heat as concerns about asphalt tracks linger. New Zealand’s exclusion draws criticism from Lance Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
UPI
Japan
Korea
China-and- Malaysia
Thailand
Afghanistan
Burma
Ceylon
Iran
Israel
Pakistan
Philippines
Nepal
India
Indonesia
Viet Nam
Singa
Pore
Hong Kong
Kenji Kimihara
Morio Shigematsu
Lance Cross
New Zealand
Cross
Australia
Scottsdale Cage Coaches Preview 1966-67 High School Season
Scottsdale hosts four city basketball coaches at a noon luncheon to preview the 1966-67 season. Ken Clinkingbeard of Scottsdale Arcadia's Lou Hallman Coronado's Jerry Menefee and Saguaro's Frank Griffitts outline their teams prospects as opening games begin. The Safari Hotel lunch costs 2 dollars and is open to interested guests and prospective members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Ken Clinkingbeard
Arcadia
Lou Hallman
Coronado
Jerry Menefee
Saguaro
Frank Griffitts
Hallman
Clinkingbeard
Haillman
Beavers
Menefee
Cage
Griffitts
Scottsdale High
Safari Hotel
Coronado and Arcadia set for Friday league openers
Coronado Dons host Westwood and Arcadia hosts Kofa as both teams, ranked high by opposing coaches, begin their seasons at home. Scottsdale visits Tempe, Saguaro hosts Moon Valley, while Yuma and Kofa look questionable. Westwood twins Warner and Warren Greene noted as top scorers.
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Cage Stasun
Coronado
Arcadia
Dons
Westwood
Scottsdale
Tempe
Saguaro
Moon Valley
Coronaco
Joe Mackey
Jack Smith
Wayne Love
Don Paxton
Jack Crews
Mackey
Tom Bennett
Warner
Warren Greene
ASU and Humboldt Telegraphic Swim Meet Report
Arizona State University and Humboldt State College conducted a telegraphic swimming meet with ASU in Tempe and Humboldt in California. Top ASU swimmers included Jim Rang in the 200 free 500 free and 200 breaststroke along with Milt Axton Stephen Leathers Matt Yingling and Gerry Evenson in other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEMPE
UPI
Arizona State University
Humboldt State College
Sun Devils
ASU
Humboldt State
California
Humboldt
Jim Rang
Milt Axton
Stephan Leathers
Matt Yingling
Gerry Evenson
Barry helps Bullets hand Warriors rare loss in debut
United Press International reports Gene Shue’s NBA coaching debut with the Baltimore Bullets as Barry shines against his former team. Rick Barry scored 21 points as the Bullets defeated the Western Division leaders 116 to 106, dropping San Francisco to only their third loss in 15 games. Baltimore, amid three coaches this season, improves to five wins in 26 games.
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Saguaro
Cagers
Sabrecats
Casa Grande
Frank Griffitts
United Press International
Rick Barry
Gene Shue
National Basketball Association
Baltimore Bullets
Barry
San Francisco Warriors
Karena Barry
NBA
Bullets
Warriors
Baltimore
ASU lands three on All-WAC defense with Timarac Culp and Pritchard
Arizona State dominates UPI All-WAC picks with three defensive players Steve Timarac Curley Culp and Ron Pritchard named to the first defensive unit. Arizona earns two offensive spots and Wyoming leads with multiple selections in the conference list based on coach votes.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Arizona State University
United Press International
University of Arizona
Sun Devil
Steve Timarac
Curley Culp
Ron Pritchard
Wildcat
Bill Nemeth
Roger Myers
Wyoming
Cowboys
Arizona
Roger Calderwood
Jim Groth
Ken Dyer
ASU
Ray Shirey
Bill Lueck
Joe Escalada
Brad Hubbert
Phil Odle
Brigham Young
Jerry Marion
Mike LaHood
Myers
Dave Rupp
Grant Wilson
BYU
Nemeth
Virgil Carter
Jim Klick
Ben Woodson
Utah
John Ogden
Frazier
Ron Billingsley
Jerry Darling
John Stipech
Culp
Pat McKissick
Pritchard
Dick Speights
Vic Washington
Bobby Roberts
Eaton named WAC Coach of the Year for Wyoming
Lloyd Eaton, Wyoming football mentor, earned Western Athletic Conference Coach of the Year honors after guiding the Cowboys to their first WAC title with a 5-0 league record. The team finished 9-1 overall and earned a Sun Bowl berth. BYU quarterback set NCAA career and single game marks.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Lloyd Eaton
University of Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Western Athletic Conference
Eaton
Cowboys
United Press International
Brigham Young University
National ‘Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
CAA
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Newcoach
San Francisco
Tribe
St. Louis Hawks
Veterans’ Coliseum
Hawks
Joe Caldwell
GOLF
Scottsdale Resort
Cliff Whittle
E. Shea
Scottsdale Rd
Insurance ‘Claims
Madison Chevrolet
McDowell” Roads
Villa Monterey
Casita Colony
Méhagian
Butter Homes
Camelback RD
Villa
Monterey
Coronado, Arcadia
1Adewanananan
Amane
Lou “Hallman
Kofa
Chris Christianson
Bill Dipley
Larry Leesman
Marty Runge
Rick Savale
Tom Herick
PAN Ee FF
Pete Sg
Ps . of the Progress
WAC
Middle East
N. Brown
Oe Stores
Beless
Blackwall
Recappi
Chet Jones
N. Scottsdale Rd
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