Southern California Maintains Top Rank In UPI College Football
Southern California leads the AP rating with 29 first place votes as the 5-0 Trojans extend their season after a 24-7 upset win at Notre Dame. Purdue and UCLA hold second and third amid a flurry of upsets shaping the top 10.
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McKay Sees Tough UW Test After Notre Dame Win
USC coach John McKay praised his defense after a 25-7 victory over Notre Dame and warned that a win at Washington would require strong play. He rejected the idea that Seattle is a disadvantage and called the Trojans’ linebackers outstanding. McKay said returning to Notre Dame for the first Trojan win there since 1939 was a personal highlight.
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USC Favored In Big Week Of Graded Picks
Top ranked USC is listed as a 12 point favorite to beat Washington, with Purdue, UCLA, and other big names featured in the weekend slate. Odds makers project wide margins for several major matchups across the national and conference lines.
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Scottsdale Swim Team Dominates Phoenix YMCA in Meet
Cindy Ryder led the Scottsdale Swim Team to a 331 to 138 win over Phoenix YMCA in the age 9-10 girls 54 m back, 50 m breast, 50 m butterfly, and 50 m freestyle events. Tim Ryder captured a triple win for boys 7-8, Judy Ryder won two events, and several swimmers posted two wins each. The next meet is November 4 against Mesa at the Scottsdale pool.
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Boxing training for youths at Scottsdale Boys' Club
Boxing instruction for potential Golden Gloves entrants will be conducted at the Scottsdale Boys' Club each Tuesday and Thursday starting tonight. Bill Long, who heads the program, said it is open to boys and young men aged 16 to 24. Three trainers including two former professional boxers will give instruction.
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Two American gold medals spark hope in pre Olympics
Matson and Cooke win golds in shot put and women's 400 meters as the U S tally rises in Mexico City. Carlos takes bronze in the men's 100 meters while Europe and others lead in the dress rehearsal with Mexico’s altitude and thin air challenging performances.
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Roadrunners 4th in WHL standings after week one
Phoenix Roadrunners sit fourth in the Western Hockey League after two losses and a tie as Portland leads. Seattle and Vancouver follow, with San Diego winless. Portland players Saunders Jones Van Impe top scoring. Saunders set a goals record with four in one game.
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Softball Scores Feature Narrow Scottsdale Contest
Morris Sporting Goods defeated Pera Club 12 to 2. In Scottsdale, The Timbers beat Davis Litho 14 to 12, with home runs by Bob Mays and Dennis Meaders aiding Morris's win.
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Durocher Named NL Manager of the Year
Leo Durocher, the Prince Charming, was voted National League manager of the year by 13 of 24 writers in the UPI poll. He guided the Cubs to third place after a 16th place finish in 1966, marking their first division finish since 1946.
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