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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1966

Page

3

Tucson High tops final UPI football ratings for second straight year

Tucson High retains No. 1 in the final United Press International power index with 138 power points, edging St. Mary’s by one. Westwood finishes third, Scottsdale High is 15th, and Maryvale, Mesa, and Washington also place in the top 10. Playoff pairings include Westwood vs Maryvale and Tucson’s title defense as top seed.

Tucson High United Press International Badgers St. Mary’s Phoenix Union Knights Joss Washington Tucson Palo Verde Westwood Scottsdale High Agua Fria Safford Owls Kingman Eloy Maryvale Mesa

UCLA Students Riot After Rose Bowl Bid Loss

Hundreds of UCLA students rioted after USC won the Rose Bowl bid. Police arrested 30 as rocks and bottles were thrown, bonfires started, and traffic blocked on the San Diego Freeway. Bruin supporters had celebrated a UCLA victory earlier, amid shouted taunts during a USC motorcade through Westwood.

Los Angeles UPI UCLA University of Southern California USC San Diego Wilshire Boulevard Purdue Bruin Pauley Pavilion Westwood Village

AFT. Defeats AFT in City League Softball

National Auto Glass defeated the American Federation of Teachers 8 to 2 on Monday night. Del Moore earned the win as Jim Stephens took the loss. Howell hit a homer. Pyles went 3 for 4. Moore and Beasley each 2 for 4 for the winners. Stephens was 3 for 3 for the AFT. Green went 2 for 2.

National Auto Glass American Federation of Teachers del Moore Jim Stephens Jack Howell Jim Pyles Stan Beasley Stephens AFT Stan Green

Bowl selections narrow as Cotton and Bluebonnet loom

Postseason berths remain tight with the Cotton Bowl set to host either SMU or Arkansas, contingent on Saturdays SMU vs TCU outcome. Georgia's selection to the Cotton is offset by Arkansas upset, while Bluebonnet and Liberty plan their remaining picks. Rose, Sugar, Orange, and Gator Bowls also announced matchups.

Atlanta UPI Southern Methodists Arkansas Georgia Texas Tech SMU TCU Mustangs Mississippi Miami Fla Bud Dudley Dudley Southern California Purdue

Koufax Retires Amid Dodgers Holdout Saga and Feud

Sandy Koufax announced retirement after a tumultuous holdout with the Dodgers, fueled by a perceived betrayal by O'Malley and pressure from rival suitors. Don Drysdale says Koufax would have quit earlier without Drysdale’s support, and the two discuss future plans as they end a storied era at Chavez Ravine.

O'Malley Dodgers Don Drysdale Koufax Los Angeles Drysdale Sandy Kouffax Whith Yankees Babe Rath Dexigers Beason Bavasi Points Chavez- Ravine

Winter Cage League Planned by Scottsdale Parks

Scottsdale Parks and Recreation plans a winter cage league with an organizational meeting on December 5 at 8 p.m. in the Parks office at 60 W. Indian School Rd. Play starts December 7. Interested players or teams should contact Ed Brown at 947-4211 ext. 70.

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Reed Leads Cats Offense Against ASU In Phoenix

Arizona State coach Frank Kush warns of Arizona Wildcats quarterback Mark Reed as a nationally top passer with 2 075 yards and 18 touchdowns. Reed and Arizona receivers pose a tested threat while ASU ponders whether John Goodman or Rick Shaw starts at quarterback. A 35 000 crowd is expected for the ASU Arizona game.

Phoenix UPI Frank Kush Arizona State Arizona Sun Devils Mark Reed Kush Phoenix Press Box Association Hank Washington West Texas Frank Soltys Soltys Wildcat Reed John Goodman Rick Shaw Soltus Jim LaRue ASU Machenet Northern Arizona Diego State Lumberjacks

Scottsdale honors four coaches and invites eight seniors to luncheon

Scottsdale's four high school football coaches are honored and eight senior players are invited to Friday's Scottsdale Quarterback Club luncheon. Each coach brings two first time attendees to honor top graduates of the season. The event is at the Safari Hotel at noon.

Scottsdale Luuncheon Gail Scott Safari Hotel

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