Sophomores Lead ASU Ahead of 1967-68 Basketball Season
Arizona State announced a young roster with seven sophomores and one junior college transfer as recent starters compete for positions. Bob Edwards remains a likely starter at center as the Devils prep for a demanding schedule beginning with San Jose State, Pepperdine, and a Midwest cruise.
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UPI
Arizona State
Ned Walk
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San Jose State
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Roger Detter
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Jay Arnote
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Oklahoma State
Oregon State
Michigan
John Harbour
Roland Stamps
Cochise Junior College
Mickey Foster
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Root
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Spartans
Arizona Wildcats Open 1967-68 Season Versus San Jose Spartans
Bruce Larson guides Arizona into the 1967-68 season against San Jose with optimism based on seven lettermen transfers and several sophomores. The Wildcats aim for third in the WAC, behind Wyoming and Brigham Young, led by Bill Davis and Mike Kordick. The Spartans promise the best offense yet and a stronger effort after last season. Arizona leads the series 6-4 entering Friday’s opener.
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Bruce Larson
Wildcats
San Jose Spartans
Larson
Wyoming
Brigham Young
Bill Davis
Brad Greene
Jim Hansen
Mike Kordick
Gordon Lindstrom
Dick Root
Mike Welton
San Jose
Weber State
Northern Arizona
UTEP
Army Navy clash at Memorial Stadium rekindles 1960s rivalry
Tom Cahill and Steve Lindell lead Army back to Memorial Stadium as Navy seeks a two game sweep in the annual interservice classic. Navy fans hope for victory following a 1963 win and Army’s 1964 11-8 win and 1965 7-7 tie amid a Saturday full of bowls and top teams.
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Tom Cahill
Steve Lindell
Cahill
Lindell
Army
Navy
Memorial Stadium
Annapolis
UCLA Unanimous No 1 in preseason college basketball poll
UCLA collects all 350 points on 35 coaches votes to top the preseason poll led by Lew Alcindor and Lucius Allen. Houston second with Elvin Hayes, Kansas third, Louisville fourth, North Carolina fifth, and Dayton sixth. Season opens with UCLA at Purdue and Houston hosting Sacramento State. teams listed with points and rankings.
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UPI
New York
UCLA
United Press International Coaches Board
Bruins
Lew Alcindori
Lucius Allen
Lyan Shackelford
Ken
Heitz
Mike Warren
Edgar Lacey
Mike Lynn
Houston
Texans
Elvin Hayes
Kansas
Ted Owens
Jayhawkers
Jo Jo White
Louisville
John Droma
Cardinals
Westley Unseld
Butch Beard
North Carolina
Dayton
Bob Cousy
Boston College Club
Princeton
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Purdue
Sacramento State
Jayhawks
Utah State
Shaler Haltman
Boston College
Indiana
Davidson
Cincinnal
Texas
EL Paso
St. John’s
Wyomin
Loyola (II
Marquette
Duke
Niagara
Phoenix Greyhound Park Race Entries List
A detailed set of entries for multiple races at Phoenix Greyhound Park including Race 5 16 Gr 3 and subsequent races with greyhounds such as Ale White Hume Highhander Micro Minnie Nebets Allegra and more, listing dog names and odds across Graded events.
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Onighit
Ale White Hume
HORA
Mets Bed
Alva Misty
Geno
Cobalt
Jack Start
Det Bax
Ba Tanya
H. Chipper Commel
Taurth Hare
Holby Eppa
Alel Haook
Mose Perfvet
Life Rock Putty
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Mace Park Cr Gr
Kandy Rkoat
Farrah Helle
Hante Haoteh
Vickie O'Hrian
Chico Chico
G. Balven
Cwo'n
Landa Deludron
Arizona Weed
Fa Stine
Go Puke Olen
Nella K
Rain Delays Scottsdale Roadrunner Invitational Pro-Am
The $10,000 Roadrunner Invitational pro-am golf event at Scottsdale Country Club was postponed a day due to heavy rains. The course flooded overnight, four holes were completed on Wednesday, and the tournament will conclude Saturday with 208 players in the field.
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UPI
Scottsdale Country Club
Raiders face San Diego Roadrunners in Arizona bowl clash
Scottsdale Pop Warner Raiders host the California based San Diego Roadrunners at Phoenix College field Saturday at 3 00 p m. Roadrunners arrive Friday night by chartered bus with 37 players and five coaches plus eight cheerleaders and about fifty fans. Roadrunners sit 9 1 on the year while Raiders hold the Eastern Conference Championship and chase the Arizona State crown.
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Arizona State
Maryvale
Roger Canterberry
Tempe and McClintock prep clash over veteran depth
Tempe High under Sammy Duane lacks returning lettermen as Rick McDonald and Dwight Rawlings back Sturgeon races with two lettermen and several juniors. McClintock led by Jim Sturgeon also adds a promising transfer and a mix of varsity holdovers from last year. Only three seniors on the Tempe roster with Hazen as a likely starter, while Duane eyes four juniors and a possible Hazen or Gracey in the lineup.
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Sammy Duane
McClintock High
Jim Sturgeon
Sturgeon
Rick McDonald
Chargers
Dwight Rawlings
Tempe High
Duane
Old Mother
Hub
Bard
Varsity
Rad Hazen
Bill Lanus
Fred Patterson
Hazen
Mile Gracey
McDonald Joins McClintock. Newcomers Boost Heights
Sturgeon notes McDonald remains likely a guard while six new players join the Chargers after football season. Five newcomers from football plus jayvee promotions, including Butler Beadury Nykanen and Ortega, increase height and promise. Coronado Westwood loom in League B as Tempe and Duane gauge balance.
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Sturgeon
Mike Butler
Pete Beadury
Mark Nykanen
MHS
McDonald
Sammy
Diane
Rawlings
Dale Dauton
Rick Snedeker
Gaicki
Ortega
Buddy Rollins
Sam Garcia
Barry Jones
Jayvees
Bruce Graff
al Norris
Joe Salvato
Mike Barton
Dave Schadeberg
Coronado
Joe Mackey
Westwood
Tempe
Duane
Vandals coach resigns under pressure from boosters
Idaho Vandals head coach Steve Musseau resigned after three seasons amid booster pressure. All 50 players signed a petition criticizing backers of the football program and urging another chance for Musseau. Ed Troxel is mentioned as a potential successor. players cited an unfair action by boosters.
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UPI
Idaho
Steve Musseau
Musseau
Ed Troxel
Boise
Borah High School
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