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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1967

Page

6

Rule kept after big NCAA debate at convention

The NCAA convention ended in a two hour debate over the 1.6 grade point average eligibility rule. The rule remains in place as proposed amendments failed by large margins. New officers were named Marcus L Plant as president and Ernest J McCoy as secretary treasurer.

Colorado School of Mines

San Diego Open opens with Casper leading field

Defending champion Billy Casper led a 144-player field in the 1967 San Diego Open at Stardust Country Club Mission Valley with a 70 that did not place him in the money after the Pro-Am. Contenders include Gay Brewer Doug Sanders Phil Rodgers Frank Beard Al Gesberger Bobby Nichols R H Sikes Miller Barker Wes Ellis Tommy Jacobs and Gene Littler as the 15th annual 72 hole event begins with $66 000 in prize money and a top prize of $18 200.

San Diego Calif Billy Casper Professional Golfers Association Casper Gay Brewer Doug Sanders Phil Rodgers Frank Beard al Gesberger Bobby Nichols R. H. Sikes Miller Barker Wes Ellis Tommy Jacobs Gene Littler Stardust Country Club Mission Valley Kermit Zarley Seattle Wash Charles Coady Ft. Worth Tex Hach

Barry Attacked Sparks Lakers Over Western Derby

Tommie Hawking swung at Rick Barry and was ejected early as the Lakers beat the Western Division leaders 141 126. Jerry West led LA with 44 points, Elgin Baylor 29, Chambers 24, while Barry scored 32 for the Warriors.

United Press International Tommie Hawking Rick Barry San Francisco Warriors Hawking Los Angeles National Basketball Association Warriors Barry Lakers Cincinnati Chicago Jerry West Detroit Elgin Baylor Jerry Chambers Hawkins Oscar Robertson

Koufax Wins Hutch Award for Fighting Spirit

Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers and broadcaster with NBC was named the 1966 Hutch Award winner by major league writers and broadcasters. The 31 year old pitcher was honored for exemplifying the fighting spirit and burning desire of the late Fred Hutchinson.

NEW York UPI Sandy Koufax Los Angeles Dodgers Koufax National Broadcasting Company Fred Hutchinson

Titans host Beavers in key Friday showdown

Arcadia and Scottsdale prepare for a tight game as Scottsdale seeks to halt recent losses while Arcadia aims to extend a two game win streak. Coaches praise depth and shooting with Arcadia noting their best team in years.

Titans Beavers Scottsdale Arcadia Ton Hallman Coronado Casa Grande Saguaro Mingus Chandler Hallman Abouyt Clinkingbeard Tempe

Salukis Upset No 2 Cardinals In Carbondale Thriller

Southern Illinois, ranked second in small college ratings, upset Louisville 50 43 in Carbondale marking its second win over a nationally ranked major power this season Walt Frazier led SIU with clutch late free throws as Louisville battled to within two late in the game The win strengthens SIU bid to join the Missouri Valley Conference after previously defeating Texas Western and snapping a 70 66 overtime loss earlier in the season

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Skiing Alaska Films Slated Here at Arcadia and Scottsdale

Warren Miller produced film features world championship events and top skiers in Russia. Phoenix Ski Club sponsors showings with 90 minute runtime at Arcadia High School auditorium and Scottsdale High with tickets at 1.80 for adults starting 7 30 p.m.

Arcadia High School Alaska Scottsdale High Arcadia Warren Miller Russia The Phoenix Ski Club

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