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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1963

Page

7

Michigan and Kentucky Move Up in UPI College Basketball Ratings

Michigan rises to No. 2 after three first place votes and 245 points 80 behind Loyola Chicago which holds the top spot. Kentucky jumps to No. 3 with 202 points and two first place votes as upsets shake the top ten. Duke falls to No. 4, Cincinnati rises to No. 5, UCLA climbs to No. 6 after remaining unbeaten, NYU slips after an upset by Toledo.

New York UPI Michigan Kentucky Loyola of Chicago Today United Press International Loyola Ramblers Detroit Western Michigan Duke Cincinnati UCLA NYU Toledo

Arizona State suffers fourth straight loss to Colorado

ASU expected to rebound after a 93-70 road defeat at Boulder as five Sun Devils fouled out, with Bruce Caldwell scoring 18 to share team high. Colorado led 36-31 at halftime and extended the margin, while Bob Joyce led all scorers with 22 points. Other top college results noted include Duke over South Carolina and Creighton's overtime win over Iowa.

ASU Buffs Arizona State Art Becker Gary Senitza Dennis Dairman Joe Caldwell Luther Harper Devils Caldwell Sun Devils Colorado Bob Joyce Texas Longhorns United Press International Wichita Shockers Dave Stallworth South Dakota Coyotes Loyola Ramblers Paul Silas Creighton Iowa Duke South Carolina Gamecocks Jeff Mullins Blue Devils Minnesota Big Ten Gophers Bradley Rice Georgia Tech Memphis State Alabama North Carolina Tulane North Texas State Towa State Utah State Indiana Detroit George Washington Citadel Mississippi Louisiana Tech Seattle St. Mary’s

Huskies Prepare for Rose Bowl Tilt with Illinois

University of Washington drills twice daily on the Long Beach practice field for the Rose Bowl, with coach Jim Owens guiding fundamentals. Fullback Junior Coffey returned to the starting unit, while Bill Douglas ran the first team offense after taking over for Bill Siler earlier in the season.

Long Beach Calif UPI University of Washington Huskies Illinois Husky Jim Owens Junior Coffey UCLA Bill Douglas Huskies Bill Siler Siler

Unbeaten Mesa Favored In LoopTitle Race

Mesa High's Jackrabbits sit atop Division 1 with Tempe and Arcadia after two wins and 132 points led the division. Arcadia second at 124 with the stingy 87 points allowed, while Casa Grande struggles 0-2. Weekends slate features Tempe at Arcadia and Mesa at Westwood with Friday and Saturday games across the loop.

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Beaver Freshmen sweep two wins in weekend action

Scottsdale High freshman A team beat Mesa 54 36 on Friday and Westwood 45 17 on Saturday. Top scorers were Rudy Ernst Lee Zavala and Steve Wheeler with 18 14 and 14 in the Mesa game and 19 11 and 7 in the Westwood game. Ernst led rebounds with 21 across both games. B team defeated Mesa 40 29 and Westwood 32 29 with Joe Murrillo Jim Page Rod Dunseath and Chip Vosburg among top scorers. Meanwhile 1 000 athletes from 32 countries to compete at the seventh Maccabiah Games in Israel.

Scottsdale High Mesa Ee Westwood Rudy Ernst Lee Zavala Steve Wheeler Zavala Wheeler Joe Berry Ernst Scottsdale Westwood Joe Murrillo Jim Page Rod Dunseath Chip Vosburg

Brown Named Unanimous NFL All Star by UPI Panel

Jimmy Brown of the Cleveland Browns is named to the 1963 UPI National League all star team with unanimous votes from 42 writers. The selection includes Y A Tittle and Tommy Mason in the backfield and Del Shofner as split end, plus multiple Bears, Packers, Giants and Lions players on both offense and defense.

New York UPI Jimmy Brown Cleveland Browns United Press International Brown Y. A. Tittle Giants Tommy Mason Vikings Bobby Joe Conrad Cardinals del Shofner Mike Ditka Bears Rosey Brown Gregg Jerry Kramer Green Bay Ken Gray St. Louis Ringo

Demons Defeat Stellae in Powder Puff Bowl

The Demons beat the Stellae Stompers 21 to 6 in the Powder Puff Football Bowl an annual Tri-Hi-Y charity game. Key Demon scorers include Debbie Detzer and Sandy Wilson. Stompers’ scorer was Sandy Cook. Proceeds support Valley Beautiful Match a Tree and YMCA day camp bus.

Cooh Steve Miller Betty Roof Demons Miss Roof Stellae Stompers Valley Beautiful Jed Nolan Stomper Demon Debbie Detzer Betty Roof Sandy Wilson Patti Carey Sandy Cook

Prep Players Of The Week Highlight Local Scorers

Scottsdale High junior Mike Lambert named first player of the week by coach Ken Clinking beard after two games in which Scottsdale split 1-1 scoring 16 points against Mesa and 11 versus Westwood Lambert fouled out late in the second game. Don Miller chosen by Judson for week performance with 78 points in four games. Arcadia honors John Van Reusen for 27 points and 16 rebounds in two wins. Coronado appoints Lloyd Love as first player of the week after 14 points against Chandler and 13 versus Buffaloes. Scottsdale to host Coronado and travel to Arcadia, then Tempe game noted.

Craig Darrington Coronado Scottsdale Lloyd Love John van Reusen Arcadia Mike Lambert Bill Blakely Jim Haden Jeff Mackey Don Adler Bob Garman Steve Williams Tom Luge Ronnie Barr Tom Cole Curt Tarkington Paul Larson Steve Whittemore Howie Freiss Walt Ballenberger Tom Farmer Mike Heun Tom Shore Chuck Skinner Eric Widmark Jerry van Reusen Tuck Ken Clinkingbeard Lambert Beavers Mesa Westwood Jayvees Bob Garmon Coronado Dons Titans Lou Hallman van Reusen Theo Heap Lloyd Chandler Buffaloes Heap Don Tempe Scottsale

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