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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1966

Page

9

Kentucky Tops UPI Coaches Poll for third straight week

Kentucky leads the UPI Board of Coaches ratings for the third consecutive week with 347 points and 32 first place votes as the regular season nears end. Tennessee and Boston College battle for spots, while Duke Texas Western hold second and third.

Kentucky Wildcats Mississippi State Tennessee Vols Boston College Meet Lexington Knoxville Duke Texas Western Blue Devils Maryland Miners Pan American Providence Rhode Island Friars St. Joseph’s Loyola Ill Wichita Ramblers Kansas Vanderbilt Vandy Michigan Nebraska Wolverines Huskers

Dons Perkins Player of the Week. Titans and Beavers honor

Coronado senior Vaughn Perkins named Progress Player of the Week for standout defense and scoring as Arcadia, Scottsdale, and Tempe prep teams name their weekly honorees. Perkins helped the Dons beat Chandler 81-76 ending 17-1 title run, while John Black of Arcadia and Marc Munson of Scottsdale earned Week honors amid strong rebounds and scoring.

Coronado High School Vaughn Perkins Perkins George LeSatz Arcadia Lou Hallman John Black Titans Scottsdale Ken Clinkingbeard Marc Munson Beavers Vaughn LeSatz Dons Chandler Terry Brenner Hallman Casa Grande John Black Footsdale Clinkingbeat Mesa Munson Defenge

Wilt Chamberlain Sets NBA All Time Scoring Mark

Wilt Chamberlain becomes the NBA all time scoring leader with 2 141 total points cementing his lead over Jerry West in this season race. UPI reports the longtime star's milestone solidifies his place atop the league scoring standings.

New York UPI Wilt Chamberlain Jerry’ West Ational Basketball Association

Scottsdale seeks residents for new golf and volleyball leagues

Scottsdale Parks and Recreation plans to start golf and volleyball leagues with meetings at Scottsdale High School. The golf league will play nine holes weekly, alternating between Villa Monterey and Coronado courses, with teams of four. Volleyball operations mirror golf with teams and individual entries invited. A special clinic features All American volleyball player Dave Williams. The department also plans fast and slow pitch softball, women’s softball, tennis and ping pong leagues. Brown says they will organize anything residents request.

Scottsdale Tsdale Parks and Recreation Department Scottsdale Nat School Sntey Golf League Villa Monterey Coronado Dave Williams Phoenix’ Ymca Phoenix Ymca UCLA Parks and Recreation Dept Brown

Clay Terrell title fight decision awaited in Chicago

The Illinois Athletic Commission weighs approval for the Cassius Clay Ernest Terrell undisputed world heavyweight title bout on March 29. Gov. Kerner urged reconsideration after Clay apologized for unpatriotic remarks as commissioners defer final action until Clay’s Friday appearance.

Chicago UPI Cassius Clay Ernest Terrell Sourc Ilinois Athletic Commission Otto Kerner Clay Lou Radzienda Joe Robichau Joe Tuiner Kerner Radzienda

Four teams left in YMCA Church Basketball League title chase

In the first round action four teams remained in title contention. Valley Presbyterian, Ascension Lutheran and Valley Plaza Methodist No 1 posted wins while Scottsdale Presbyterian Shepherd of the Hills results were unavailable. Winners advance to two Wednesday games at Coronado High gym with next Monday’s final to decide the league title.

MoanaAaywright Taawsauney Seng Action Valley Presbyterian Ascension Lutheran Valley Plaza Methodist Scottsdale Presbyterian Shepherd of the Hills Coronado High Gym First Baptist Jim Hinsdale Jefferson Cushman Ed Lohnes Rev Kil O'Brock Fred Kessler Action Valley Plaza Ae Valley Plaza John Orestes Tony Geisen Lutherans Scottsdale

Four Horsemen star among 14 named to Hall of Fame

Notre Dame legends Sleepy Jim Crowley and Rip Miller are among 14 elected to the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame. The group includes nine late era players, coach Pappy Waldorf, and other pioneers after the turn of the century. Crescents of Rockne's Four Horsemen are highlighted by Crowley joining Stuhldreher and Layden in Enshrinement.

New Brunswick UPI Notre Dame Four Horsemen National “Football ‘ Foundation Hall of Fame Jim Crowley Rip Miller Growley Knute Rockne Harry Stuhldreher Elmer Layden Stanford Ernie Nevers Tage Pappy Waldorf

State continues Braves' battle in Milwaukee

Wisconsin attorneys pressed to obtain testimony from Arthur Montgomery Coca Cola president and Fulton County Stadium Authority chairman. They sought to use a federal court subpoena to question Montgomery while a request to examine detailed financial records of National League teams was taken under advisement.

Milwaukee UPI Wisconsin Auta Arthur Montgomery Coca-Cola Atlanta Fulton County

Dodgers Pay Lou Johnson Big Jump in 1966 Salary

Outfielder Lou Johnson of the Los Angeles Dodgers gains a contract estimated at 17000 dollars, more than doubling his 1965 pay. Johnson, called up May 4 after Tommy Davis injury, helped win the pennant but may be benched as Davis recovers. Other teams also report signings of notable players and pitchers across the league.

Lou Johnson Los Angeles Dodgers UMD SPL Uig Johnson Dodgers Tommy Davis Davis David Sandy Koufax Don Drysdale Maury Wills Jim Fairey Dale Williams Fairey Santa Barbara Calif Williams Albuquerque N.M New York Mets

Bee Line Dragway to Host Grand American Championship Meet

Top drag racers enter AHRA Grand American Championships at Bee Line Dragway this weekend for a 7450 dollar purse. Notables include Tom Hoover of Minneapolis and Jimmy Nix of Oklahoma City both racing 200 mph AA Fuel dragsters. The event kicks off three days starting at 7 am with racing as part of the Grand American World Points circuit.

Bee Line Dragway AHRA Tom Hoover Minneapolis Minn Oklahoma City Jimmy Nix Nix National Hot Rod Association Phoenix Los Angeles San Francisco New Mexico Chicago Milwaukee Cleveland St. Louis Dallas-Ft. Worth

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