Kofa High Eyes Fast Break In 1966 67 Basketball Push
Kofa High School's 1966 67 basketball team aims to improve on a 2 18 record with three returning starters Chris Christianson Randy Farrar and Jesse Cuen plus guard Frank Orduno. Coach Jim Deyo expects strong leadership from Christianson and speed from the lineup as he eyes Tempe Coronado and Arcadia as top league contenders.
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Mystery candidates interview for Arizona football post
UPI reports University of Arizona officials would not release the visitor’s name after today’s campus meeting. Don Coryell, 1966 San Diego State coach, was the first of six prospects to visit, with Arizona also courting Kansas and Wichita State. Clausen expected to interview all six candidates.
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Dick Clausen
Casper calls for fairCanada Cup picks by top money winners
Billy Casper urged U S selectors to use a more equitable formula for Canada Cup selection after being passed over in favor of Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. Casper, the 1966 money leader and U S Open champion, says naming the two top money winners would better represent the United States.
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Florence bids for 1976 Olympics after Brundage support
Flooded Florence seeks the 1976 Summer Games after IOC President Avery Brundage voiced warm support. He called Florence the perfect setting and pledged to help secure the event, challenging U S plans tied to America's bicentennial celebrations.
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UCLA Unbeaten Near Sweep in UPI College Basketball Ratings
UCLA led the UPI ratings with 34 of 35 first place votes as the unbeaten Bruins topped Duke twice and built a 349 of 330 points total. Texas Western led the chasing pack with 300, while Michigan State moved to No. 3 and Kentucky fell to No. 4 after a close loss.
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Scottsdale coaches name four Players of the Week
Arca dia’s Larry Leesman, Saguaro’s Charles, Scottsdale’s Koepke, and Coronado’s Crews were chosen as Players of the Week by their basketball coaches. Leesman led with 24 points 22 rebounds and 9 assists in wins over Kofa and Yuma while Crews led Coronado in rebounds and scoring in recent games.
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Yuma
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Nofers to Challenge 11 Time AAU Champion Phillips 66ers
Arizona's Nofers debut in a Memorial Coliseum showdown against the 11 time AAU champion Phillips 66ers, with a 8 p.m. tipoff after a 6 p.m. charity cage duel between ASU and U of A seniors. organizers note fan reception could shape the Nofers future while ex AAU stars like Tony Cerkvenik and Art Betker bolstered the lineup.
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