Arizona State to face Air Force in Tempe clash
Arizona State hosts Air Force in Tempe while Arizona plays at Tucson and Northern Arizona hosts Western New Mexico. The Sun Devils enter with a 5-9 mark, Air Force sits 4-5, and both squads aim to halt slumps as NAU seeks a fifth straight win against Western New Mexico at Flagstaff.
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Stengel urged Lombardi to stay in coaching
Casey Stengel, 77, told Vince Lombardi, 54, not to retire noting it would be the biggest disappointment if he quits. He praised Lombardi's work ethic, leadership, and impact on teams while recalling personal admiration and a long friendship.
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Cubs Add Six Players for 1968 Season
The Chicago Cubs signed six more players for 1968: two pitchers two infielders and two outfielders led by veteran Al Spangler 34 who earned Chicago Rookie of the Year honors from the Chicago Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association Nye posted a 13 10 record last season the best rookie mark since 1957 and also hit well leading the staff in average and hits at 2 13 and 16 respectively Nye is 23.
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Orr hurt shoulder in All Star game. out about a week
Boston Bruins defenseman Bobby Orr sustained a right shoulder muscle injury during the NHL All Star game in Toronto. X rays confirmed the injury and Orr expects to miss roughly seven days after a late collision with Pete Stemkowski.
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Law proposed to shield athletes from AAU NCAA feud
Sen. Robert P. Griffin announced a bill creating a rights framework for amateur athletes. The measure would criminalize disqualification of athletes for competing in rival meets and allow court challenges, with penalties up to 10000 dollars and six months in jail. Rep. Thomas M. Rees backed similar House moves for citizens oversight if the dispute continues.
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Players of the week highlighted in Coronado-Saguaro clash
Ken Spong of the Dons earned player of the week after a 17 point 11 rebound performance versus the Cats. Kirk Reinke guarded Joe Mackey and contributed eight points, while Dan Montesano emerged as Arcadia’s second top scorer and outside threat.
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NCAA Kills 1967 Punt Coverage Rule After Coaches Critique
The NCAA rules committee voted 141 to kill the 1967 punt coverage rule at its annual meeting. The move reverts to the 1966 rule allowing all linemen to rush on snap and bans interior linemen from receiving passes. The tackle eligible pass play was also removed and timeouts on first downs may extend game time in late periods.
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Buckaroos fall to Barons in interleague tilt
Portland Buckaroos drop a 4-2 decision to the Cleveland Barons on their eastern tour. Howie Glover scored a hat trick for Cleveland, while Andy Hebenton and Art Jones tallied for Portland in the final period. Seattle lurks one point behind and visits Phoenix Roadrunners tonight.
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Raiders favored in AFL all star game after Super Bowl
West coach Lou Saban leads a Raiders heavy lineup with Daryle Lamonica Hewritt Dixon and Mike Garrett to face East coached by Joé Collier as Joe Namath and his Jets receivers try to offset the West advantage after a long layoff.
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Morris Sporting Goods takes sole first in city leagues
Morris Sporting Goods moved to 5 0 and leads the City Parks and Recreation basketball league after a 63 44 victory over National Auto Glass. Hustle Inn upset Mar tinique 49 39 to pull Morris a game ahead. Jim Altengarten scored 21 for Morris while Ben eees had 15 for the losers. Other games saw SEA 49 55 over Totem Pole, Tepee 61 51 over Ole Blue, Biehl 63 49 over Colville, Cassady 44 25 over Daggett, and several YMCA church league results with Valley Plaza II beating First Baptist 38 36.
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Alta Hafford Wins PV Cup at Paradise Valley CC
Alta Hafford captured the President's Cup at Paradise Valley Country Club by finishing 220 over 54 holes. Susie Johnston and Madie Tubeson tied for second with 223.
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Palmer Leads Kaiser Open Pro Am Tuneup With 68
In Napa California Arnold Palmer Billy Casper and January Miller Barber Bobby Nichols top a 14 plus pro field in a pro am tuneup for the Kaiser Open Palmer shoots four under par 68 with six birdies and one bogey Nichols also plays well as Crosby champ. Palmer predicts a 275 winning the 125000 event.
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