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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1967

Page

6

Beavers Beat Chandler 59 48 Behind Markham 20 Points

Scottsdale Beavers improve free throw rate after Friday loss to Arcadia and top Chandler Wolves 59 48. Bill Markham led with 20 points and 10 rebounds, followed by John Peck 7 points 9 rebounds and others contributing. Junior varsity slipped 66 65. Coaches comment on tough win.

Scottsdale Beavers Arcadia Chandler Wolves Bill Markham John Peck Don Palmer Dave Phillips Rod Dunseath Rudy Ernst George Koepke Lee Zavala Bob VanValer Kevin McGirr Coronado Dons Beaver Gym Yuma Yuma High Chandler John Armstrong Eddie Smith Aleen Wacker Ken Clinkingheard

Family man Tom Nieporte wins Bob Hope Desert Classic

Tom Nieporte of Locust Valley New York defeated Doug Sanders by one stroke to win the Bob Hope Desert Classic in Palm Springs earning 17600 dollars and a new car chosen to be a Dodge station wagon. Sanders finished second with 10560 dollars. Chi Chi Rodriguez placed third at 6600 dollars while Jack Nicklaus tied for fourth at 3630 dollars as the star-studded field played through 90 holes over four courses.

Nieporte Oith Doug Sanders Chrysler Corp Sanders Paul Hamey Sutton Bert Yancey Philadelphia George Archer Gilroy Calif

Arizona Sports Dinner Salutes Hall of Fame Inductees

The 18th annual Arizona sports event in Phoenix honors stars across pro and college leagues. Notables include Roger McCluskey Jim Palmer and Charley Taylor among finalists for Athlete of the Year and a coach’s award lineup. A past Arizona great will join the Hall of Fame. speakers include Mays Piersall Kiner Landry Franks Marr and Thompson. Tickets are $12.60 at the door.

Phoenix UPI Arizona AlMahes Freddie Lewis Arizona State Mark Reed Bernie Wrightson Roger McCluskey Mike Mercer Kansas City Chiefs Jim Palmer Baltimore Oriole John Schlee Charley Taylor Washington Redskins Ed Doherty St. Mary's High John Mallamo Tucson Frank Lancet Dick Smith Wes Westrum New York Mets Phoenix Press Box Association Jerry Mays Kansas City Max Meee Green Bay Packer California Angel Jimmy Piersall Ralph Kiner Dallas Cowboy Tom Landry San Francisco Herman Franks Baltimore Chuck Thompson Dave Marr

Stall gives USC edge as Bruins edge past UCLA in OT

Southern California used a persistent stall to challenge No. 1 UCLA, forcing a 40-35 overtime finish. Jen Alcindor was held to five points in the first half as USC led 17-14, with Bill Sweekonally and Mike Warren keying UCLA’s late surge. Other top-10 results followed across conferences.

United Press International Southern California UCLA Southern Cal Bruins Jen Alcindor Trojans Alcindor Bill North Carolina Maryland Louisville Cincinnati Texas Western Tulsa Princeton Harvard Kansas Iowa State Western

BYU Seeks Western Athletic Conference Win at Home

BYU hosts Utah in a crucial Western Athletic Conference showdown as the league leader eyes a victory to stay ahead of New Mexico and Wyoming. The Cougars sit 4-0 in league, Utah 3-1, with New Mexico and Wyoming pressing in behind.

New Mexico Wyoming Provo Cougars Utes BYU Arizona Arizona State

Ryun to receive Sullivan Award as top amateur athlete

Jim Ryun the Kansas miler who failed to make his high school team six years earlier will be honored with the James E. Sullivan Award as America's premier amateur athlete on February 25 in Chicago. He won a record plurality of first place votes and points, with Olympic swimmer Don Schollander and decathlon star Bill Rommey among the runners up.

New York UPI Jim Ryun Kansas James E. Sullivan America Chicago Ryun Ryan Berkeley Calif Don Schollander U.S Bill Rommey

Sun Devils Lose Exhibition To Wyoming Despite 16 Points

Arizona State fell 78 to 67 in an exhibition setback in Laramie as Wyoming outscored the Devils 27 free throws to 15. Frank Bailey led Wyoming with 16 while Mike Eberle added 24. Arizona State’s Guard Gordon Bailey had 16 and Bill Brantley 12 in the nonconference loss. Arizona State’s next game is at home against Utah State.

United States Devils Gatuciay Wyoming Laramie Demons Ken Collins Cowboys Ned Walk Mike Eberle Frank Bailey Bill Brantley Bob Edwards Arizona State Utah State

Arizona Wildcats Brace for Texas Western Clash

Arizona coach Brice Larson faces Texas Western as the Wildcats drop to 6-12 after a 81-60 loss to New Mexico in Albuquerque. New Mexico built a 33-16 halftime lead and held Arizona to eight first half field goals as Mel Daniels paced the Lobos with 16 points alongside 16 from Ron Nelson and Ben Monroe. Dick Root led Arizona with 14 as club slips to 1-4 in the Western Athletic Conference.

Arizona BYU Provo New Mexico New Mexico State Albuquerque Texas Western Tucson Wyoming Air Force Academy Colorado State Utah State Arizona State Air Force Bob King Batcday Lobos Ron Nelson Ben Monroe Jed Mike Bherle Tah State Shaler Halimon UPI Wildcats Texas Weatari Brice Larson Pageelay Wildcat Labo Cats Mel Daniels Soho Dick Root

Arrgona Sports Awards Dinner Receives Venue Upgrades

Improvements promised for the 1st annual Arrgona Sports Awards Dinner at Del Webb's Towne House on Tuesday Feb 7 at 7 30 p m with Len Johnson as dinner chairman of the Phoenix Press Box Association. Two tier head table centralized seating and rostrum facing tables aim to fix last year’s issues. Free parking for all attendees noted.

del Webb Towne Hlouse Len Johnson Phoenix Townehouse Johnson Kolingon

76ers Sweep Dampens East Contenders Illusion of Hope

Basketball notes report the Philadelphia 76ers running 47 5 with a three game skid, then sweeping the West Coast to reset the Eastern race. The ripple effect reached Boston and Baltimore as other teams reeled.

Uuu Aga 76Ers Boston Baltimore Philadelphia West Coast

NoFers Top Jamison in AAU Action 96-2

The Never-On-Friday Club Nofers defeated Jamison’s Sporting Goods 96 to 2 on Saturday night, building a 16 point first half lead and never relinquishing control. Ted Pickett led Jamison’s with 39 points, Art Becker paced the Nofers with 24, and Jamison’s fouled 20 times. Next Saturday the Nofers host Berge Fords of Mesa at Phoenix Christian High.

Nofers Tucson Jamison Sporting Goods Nofer Ted Pickett Jamison’s Art Becker Nofer's Nofera Nofers Lmvet Mesa Phoenix Christian High

Frederick swimmer? Arizona hurdler shines at San Diego meet

Frederick of the University of Arizona finished third in the 60 yard hurdles at the San Diego indoor track meet, clocking 7.3 seconds. Pan Shy of San Diego State won the event in 7.4 seconds, with Larry Dunn taking the 60 yard dash in 6.0 seconds. Gayle Hopkins placed second in the long jump, and Jon Cola, an ASU graduate, was third in the shot put with 62-146.

SAN Diego UPI Frederick University of Arizona Pan Shy San Diego State Larry Dunn Arizone Los Angeles Striders Gayle Hopkins Pasadena Athletic Association Jon Cola Arizona State

76ers Rally Past Lakers in 130-123 Win

Philadelphia built an 18 point lead before Los Angeles stormed back, but Hal Greer scored 35 to clinch the victory as the 76ers beat the Lakers 130-123. Other Sunday results included Boston over Cincinnati 197-121, San Francisco overtime win vs Chicago 142-141, and Detroit over St. Louis 114-104.

76Ers San Francisco Los Angeles Lakers Philadelphia Lakers Hal Greer Derring Lo Boston Cincinnati Chicago Detroit St. Louis

Klein sparks NAU cagers vs Westminster in Salt Lake

Northern Arizona University built an early lead and held on for an 8 60 victory as Stuart Klein scored 33 points and Dick Williams dominated the boards. Westminster College committed many turnovers and never recovered after a 39 27 halftime deficit.

Salt Lake City UPI Northern Arizona University Stuart Klein Dick Williams Westminster College Parsons NAU Klein

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