Simpson Leads USC Triumphant In 1967 UPI All America
Or. Simpson tops voting to headline Southern California's 1967 UPI All America team with teammates Yary Rossovich and Young also selected. Leroy Keyes of Purdue and Gary Beban of UCLA garner top offensive and quarterback honors respectively as 1967 selections include many seniors and multiple position voting.
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All-America 1967 football team selections listed
UPI announces recipients with over five votes and honorable mentions. The list includes end players Bill Anders Ohio State Jim Beirne Purdue Bob Goodridge Vanderbilt Kent Hebert Houston and others from Florida State to Texas A and M with positions on offense and defense across schools such as Notre Dame Michigan State Oklahoma State Texas and more.
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Beban Wins Heisman Trophy For 1967 Football Season
UCLA quarterback Gary Beban named the nation’s top college football player by a board of sports writers and sportscasters. Beban edged O J Simpson and Leroy Keyes in the ballot, receiving 369 first place votes and 1 908 points. He expressed pride in UCLA staff and noted the Syracuse defeat tempered expectations.
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Scottsdale Boys Club dominates Golden Gloves tune-ups
The Scottsdale Boys Club and Jaycees boxing team posted five wins and five losses in a Wednesday night card. Notables include John Apodaca and Jeff MacDonald securing decisions, Roy Briggs and Art Moulding also winning by decision, with Danny Down earning a second round TKO in his first fight. Bill Long praised the substitutions and stronger opponents as key factors. Next tune-ups set for December 12.
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Sweeney eyed to replace Bert Clark at WSU
Washington State University alumni push for Montana State coach Jim Sweeney to fill the fired Bert Clark position. Sweeney’s Bobcats have won the Big Sky title three of the last four years and he's in year two of a three year deal. Other names mentioned include Jack Swarthout Dave Holmes and Ron Siegrist.
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Phoenix Greyhound Entries and First Derby Trials
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Pont Named UPI Coach of the Week for Hoosiers
Indiana coach Johnny Pont, Yale alum, guides the Hoosiers to a 14-13 win over Michigan State and a Rose Bowl bid hopes surge after beating Purdue rebuilding mood. He vows more preparation, targeting Southern California in a New Year’s Day showdown.
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Coronado Faces Challenge as Mackey Leads Dons
Coronado High grapples with supporting star Joe Mackey as coach Jerry Menefee rebuilds a short, inexperienced lineup. With Mackey dominating last season and offers from UCLA and USC looming, Coronado must overcome height shortages and a JV-heavy supporting cast. The Dons open December 5 against Casa Grande.
Arcadia Titans Face Tough Outlook In Fresh Conference Start
Arcadia coach Lou Hallman enters the Central Conference race with four returning lettermen and six JV transplants led by Jim Hardy and Mark Estensen at forward and guards Bob Gullickson and Dan Montasano. Only Hardy is over six feet, so the team plans heavy pressing defense and improved shooting as they schedule 18 games including the Phoenix Union Holiday Tournament. The Titans expect a dog fight for the A league title with Mesa Saguaro and Yuma in a balanced division.
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Thurmond Seeks Scoring Rise as Warriors Top Bullets
Nate Thurmond scored 28 as the San Francisco Warriors beat Baltimore 117 110 to stay within one game of the Western Division leading St Louis Hawks. Los Angeles Lakers toppled the Hawks 134 117 with Jerry West scoring 30 and Elgin Baylor 12 while Tommy Hawkins added 26. Other games saw Celtics over Pistons 118 Hi Knicks over 110 108 and Supersonics over Bulls 111 108. Doug Moe earned praise from the New Orleans Buccaneers for his defensive effort.
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