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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1967
Page
8
North Carolina barely held off Wake Forest 75-73 in overtime as Bobby Lewis scored six of eight Tar Heel points in the extra period. The win kept Carolina’s ACC record intact amid a string of four point margins in recent games.
Pima Navajo Little League holds a Saturday registration at Pima School cafeteria from 10 a.m. to 12 noon for regular and new Senior Little League. Fees are 5 for regular and 10 for senior daily entries with birth certificate required. Age limits 8 to 12 for little league and 13 to 15 for senior. Additional registrations offered Monday and Tuesday 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the same location. League boundaries are Thomas Rd south, Chaparral north, Pima east, Hayden Rd west.
Ernie Terrell underwent a one hour operation at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital to repair a three quarter inch blow out fracture under the eye. Surgeon Dr Harold G Senele said mobility was restored and there is hope for complete recovery with about 10 days hospitalization.
Arcadia High School swept Coronado 7-0 as the Titans won both varsity and junior varsity matches 7-0 and 4-0. Notable wins included Butch Palmer over Doug Bowers 6-0 6-1 and singles winners Shoenhair Bryon Bau mann Nessage sustaining the undefeated run. The doubles team of Shoenhair Bryon and Bau mann Nessage clinched 8-6 over Bowers Meyer Temple Wessel. Arcadia improves to 31-? on the season and hosts Scottsdale Thursday on the Beavers’ court.
Ed Caruthers of the University of Arizona and defending high jump champion faces a strong field at Madison Square Garden. Louis Scott of Arizona State University aims to repeat his 1966 leap of 7 feet.
Arcadia High School in Arizona forms a student soccer team led by acting coach senior Bob Henschen. The group, mainly seniors, has played Phoenix Country Day and Judson, winning 6-1 against PCD and losing 1-0 and 4-2 to Judson. Players cover forward and halfback roles. goalie is Ken Scheitlin. Volunteers for sponsor and uniforms from Germany are awaited as spring sports loom.
Mervin Jackson of Utah tops the WAC scoring pace at 20.3 ppg. Daniels falls to 18.6 ppg after 12 points. Brigham Young leads in team scoring with 85.3 ppg, while New Mexico Lobos top team defense at 67.7 ppg.
American audiences must learn the sport to match British fans says Phil Woosnam coach of the Atlanta Chiefs. UPI reports that London crowds swayed with ball movement and camaraderie highlight soccer’s appeal while the NPSL prepares to start in the spring.
Prot golf’s tittle three Ken Still Jack Rule Jr and Dean Refram hold five under 66 to lead the Phoenix Open first round by one stroke over Ernie Schnelter and Charles Sifford. The field saw 41 of 144 beat par on a damp and sunny Arizona Country Club course with slick greens. Billy Casper struggled at 78 while Palmer and Nicklaus sat out the event. In Tempe, Arizona State hosts Utah State in a dual wrestling meet led by heavyweight Curl Culph at 6-0 and other ASU stars in the lineup.
The 1967 Division IAA wrestling tournament starts at Tempe Union High School with preliminary matches at 6 p m offering two bouts per weight. Quarterfinals follow at 7 p m and semifinals begin tomorrow at 10 a m with consolation preliminaries at 1 30 p m. Final finals occur at 7 90 p m tomorrow in Tempe gym. Top four finishers advance to the state meet next weekend at Phoenix Union High School. Scottsdale Arcadia and Coronado join in this weekend's action.
New Orleans Saints officials announce plans to select 42 living players from 154 castoffs in a defensive draft style. Commissioner Pete Rozelle to name the picks at an 11 a.m. press conference as the Saints form their initial roster after the league’s protection rules.
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