Two-Way Savale Earns Scottsdale Player of the Week
In a platoon era coaches value two-way players and four earned Week honors. Chuck Savale of Arcadia was named Progress Player of the Week for his performance against Tempe, while Greg Augustine of Saguaro Larry Kottraba of Scottsdale and Mike Deff Coronado were named school players of the week. Savale opened holes at guard and added six assists, Augustine totaled 23 rushing yards a two point conversion three catches for 58 yards and three kickoff returns for 42 yards, plus three tackles and three assists in the half he played. Kottraba caught five passes including three crucial third down completions and contributed on defense, and Fox of Coronado played two-way as guard and tackle with two tackles three assists.
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Arcadia
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Saguaro
Larry Kottraba
Mike Deff Coronado
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Joe Michaud
Beaver
Kofa
Fox
Dons
McClintock
Stanford Breaks Ties With BYU Over Discrimination Policy
Stanford University will end athletic ties with Brigham Young University after current commitments, including two December 1970 basketball games, due to BYU policies deemed discriminatory against Negroes. Kenneth Pitzer stated Stanford will not schedule events with institutions practicing discrimination or affiliated with such sponsors. BYU officials called Stanford's policy unfair as it parallels dropping Notre Dame or Southern Methodist.
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Brigham Young University
Kenneth Pitzer
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Utah
Notre Dame
Southern Methodist
Bolt wins Pro-am with sizzling 66 at Roadrunner
Tommy Bolt, famed for Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, shoots 66 to lead a 75-player pro-am at Roadrunner Golf Resort. Bob Rosburg posts 71 with temper flare, while Davis Love finishes second at 67. Ross Coon Jr. and Verde Dickey win pro-am with 61 net. Stranahan and Solheim just a stroke behind.
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Roadrunner Golf Resort
Golf
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Bob Rosburg
Bolt
Davis Love
Ross Coon Jr
Verde Dickey
Dick Stranahan
Karsten Solheim
Roadrunner
Rosburg
George Bayer
Mike Souchak
Sun Bowl invite list includes 16 teams
Arizona State University is listed among 16 teams under consideration for the Sun Bowl on December 20 in El Paso Texas. Also named are Wyoming Utah Brigham Young from the Western Athletic Conference and Alabama Auburn Georgia Florida LSU Mississippi Colorado Kansas State Nebraska Florida State West Virginia and Houston.
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Utah
Brigham Young
Alabama
Auburn
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana State
Golf day winners at Villa Monterey and Arizona venues
Ethel Carter led the Villa Monterey play with a one putt per six holes. Clara Lorenzon won Class B with four one putts, while Mary Covington and Ann Fox each had five one putts for Class C. At Arizona Country Club Dorothy Jorgenson won Class A with plus five. Nettie Miller and Beverly Jackwell tied for Class B with plus two. Sonja Reuther led Class A at plus nine. Mary Sorenson won Class D with plus three. Nine hole play at Valley CC yielded fewest putts: Mary Lou Sauer and Ruth Wilson tied for Class A with 15. Audrey Jensen won Class B with 11. Tiny Payne and separate Wagner tied for Class C with 14. Phyllis Byherhoff won Class D with 13.
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Villa Monterey
Say Clara
Lorenzon
Mary Covington
Ann Fox
Arizona Country Club
Dorothy Jorgenson
Nettie, Miller
Beverly Jackwell
Sonja
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Mary Lou Sauer
Ruth
Wilson
Cess
Audrey Jensen
Tiny Payne
Arate Wagner
Clags
Phyllis Byherhoff
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