Coronado Soph Wins Player of the Week for Sophomore Bolin
Coronado Dons star sophomore Kent Bolin earned Progress Player of the Week after leading a 26 0 win over Scottsdale Beavers. Bolin scored both touchdowns 89 yard kickoff return and three yard plunge plus 10 tackles. Senior rival Dave Flowers Phil Bird and Gary Volkman also noted for strong weeks.
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Pilots eye Bristol as new Seattle field manager
Seattle general manager Marvin Milkes fired Joe Schultz and seeks talks with Dave Bristol who has a two year Expos coaching deal with an escape clause. Milkes must secure Bristol and new owners' approval at next month’s Bal Harbour meetings. Ohio State drew 85,027 fans vs Purdue to clinch the season attendance title.
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McCovey Wins National League MVP Honors
Willie McCovey of the San Francisco Giants won the NL Most Valuable Player award, edging Tom Seaver of the New York Mets. McCovey tied for the lead in home runs with 45 and RBIs with 126, while batting .320 for the season. he was the second NL player to win back-to-back MVP awards.
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Wulk unhappy over cage team
Arizona State University basketball coach Ned Wulk says the team has a long way to go before the December 4 opener with Cal Poly Pomona. He notes progress on offense but work needed on fast break and defense, citing weak defense and height issues in the front court. Bright spots include sophomores Dave Hullman and Mike Hopwood, while back court is unsettled with Arnote sidelined by knee injury and Seathern Hill as the lone veteran.
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Scottsdale Cowboys in First Annual Junior Classic Bowl Bid
Scottsdale Pop Warner champions the Scottsdale Cowboys have been selected to play in the first Junior Classic Bowl in San Diego on Nov 30. They face the Southern California Midget Champions as part of a four game event tied to San Diego's 200th Anniversary.
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Lakers win as Royals fall without star trio
Wilt Chamberlain Elgin Baylor and Bob Cousy sit out while Jerry West and rookie guards Dick Garrett and Rick Roberson carry the Lakers to a 116-103 victory. Royals struggle with 36 percent shooting as Oscar Robertson adds 21.
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