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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1966

Page

4

Coronado Dons to Open Holiday Tourney With Camelback

Coronado undefeated Dons face Camelback in Phoenix in the 11th annual holiday basketball tournament first round at 8 30 p m. Camelback seeks upset potential while Phoenix Union West and Temper also loom as favorites. The title requires four straight wins in this single elimination event.

Coronado Dons Camelback Phoenix Phoenix Union High Phoenix Union West Temper Sabrecats

Walk Considering Starting Lineup Shakeup For A State

After a rough Sun Devil Classic, Ned Walk signals possible lineup changes as Arizona State prepares to travel to Oklahoma City for a first round matchup with undefeated Temple University.

Devils face lineup shakeup as All-College tourney opens

Captain Mike Lange suffers a fractured cheekbone and will miss the Wednesday game. Coach Walk shuffles guards Hearnton and Mandar into rotation while Jim Alten moves to the bench. Randy Linder remains the lone double figure scorer as Temple and other top teams prep for first round games.

Mike Lange Walk Pilav Lange Wile Hearnton Devils Hearnton Jim Alten Altengarten Bob Edwards Randy Lindner ASU Temple Clarence Brookins Owls de Paul Stanford Massachusetts Oklahoma City University

Ripper proved a prophet for Purdue Rose Bowl bid

Indianapolis dispatch credits Jack Mollenkopf for predicting Purdue needed protection for Bob Griese and better blocking. The 8-2 Boilermakers earned the Big Ten Rose Bowl nod, facing Southern California. Griese set multiple records as Purdue topped nine offensive marks and Mollenkopf praised the season as his best since 1947.

Indianapolis Ind Jack Mollenkopf Purdue Bob Griese Jack the Ripper Boilermakers Notre Dame Michigan State Pasadena Calif Southern California Griese Mollenkopt Steve Spurrier Florida Big Ten Mollenkopf

Russell, Peterson Favored in Mid-Winter Aquatic Festival Finals

Russell leads in senior springboard with 523.55 points as Win Young trails. Peterson wins women’s 11-meter crown with 391.70 points while Randi Horn is runner-up at 344.65. Competition opened at Encanto Pool with the Jim Chemi Aqua Mile event.

Phoenig UPI Northeast Optimists Keith Russell Mesa Ann Peterson Arizona State University Madison Park Russell Young Indiana University Miss Peterson

Landry Named NFL Coach of the Year by UPI

Tom Landry, Cowboys coach, wins the National Football Coach of the Year honor on 18 of 47 ballots. Packers coach Vince Lombardi is runner up with 10 votes as Dallas prepares for the Jan 1 championship game in Dallas.

Tom Landry NFL New York Areer Teague United Press International Landry New York Giants Vince Lombardi Green Bay Packers Bill Austin Pittsburgh Steelers Lombardi Packers Cowboys Dallas George Allen Los Angeles Rams Giants Clint Murchison Jr Tex Schramm Texas Nesbackse Darg Yerse Jerry Tubbs Frank Clarke Algnin Agens University of Texas

Louisville rises in college hoops rankings behind UCLA

UPI reports Louisville climbs to No. 2 in the national ratings after a strong start this season, passing North Carolina while UCLA remains No. 1 with 34 of 35 coaches’ ballots. Texas Western sits near No. 4 as Loyola (La) hands them a loss.

New York Bouiswiffe UCLA United Press International Board of Coaches Louisville North Carolina UPI Cardinals Bruins Texas Western Miners Loyola Jayhawkers St. John’s New Mexico North Dakota Creighton Cincinnati Colorado Texas Christian Vanderbilt Florida Northwestern Hous Boston College Tennessee West Virginia

Coronado Wrestlers Earn Medals In Olympic Development Meet

Two Coronado grapplers finished high in the Phoenix College one day event. Loren Smith earned second in the combined 180 and heavyweight class after a shoulder injury. Jack Farmer placed in the 160 pounds but illness halted his run. Royal junior varsity entries Cecil Smith and Rolland Wogan also competed with over 200 wrestlers participating.

Coronado Phoenix College Loren Smith Bob Stone Smith Stone Jack Farmer 5 Stone Cecil Smith Rolland Wogan Buti Dons

Ralston Goes Pro After Davis Cup Glory

Dennis Ralston, Bakersfield’s top U S tennis star, confirms turning professional with a three year International Professional Tennis Association contract worth 100000 dollars. He leaves for Australia in January and returns in March for indoor events. Ralston had been U S No. 1 for three straight years and won the National Doubles title with Chuck McKinley two years ago.

Bakersfield Calif UPI Dennis Ralston U.S International Profes Sional Tennis Association Tion Ralston Ken Rosewall Rod Laver Ralston Dennis Australia United States USLTA Don Budge Chuck McKinley

Repercussions of Illinois suspension reshape Big Ten calls

Illinois suspends 12 athletes for illicit aid. The move sparks debate on conference control and responses among Big Ten officials and member schools. The situation raises questions about eligibility rules and enforcement across programs.

Chicago UPI Illinois

Wildcats at Los Angeles opener clouds by Illinois suit

The Wildcats visit Los Angeles tonight as underdogs against Illinois amid reports of university investigations into Big Ten athletics. The Illinois case features alleged recruiting violations and slush funds from 1962 to 1966, with suspensions and probation penalties announced for football coach Pete Elliott and basketball coach Harry Combes.

Los Angeles University Arizona Ili Sy Wildcats Tan Harvard Illini Rich Jones Big Ten Bil Reed Illinois New Teresi Pete Elliott Harry Combes

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