Tennessee Coaches Killed In Train Crossing Tragedy
Two Tennessee football coaches Bill Majors and Bob Jones were killed when their car was struck near a railroad crossing in Knoxville. Charlie Rash remained critically injured after surgery for a brain clot, as hospital officials projected a poor outcome. Funeral services were set for 1 p.m. at Church Street Methodist Church.
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Dodgers Alston Named NL Manager of the Year
New York UPI selects Walt Alston of the Dodgers as National League Manager of the Year. The honor highlights his leadership and team success in the season.
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Coronado Dons show strong ground game in win over Chandler
Coronado Dons roll up 12 touchdowns on the season as they beat Chandler 8 7. Steve Jir leads with 112 rushing yards on 21 carries while Mike Bedwell adds 60 yards on six attempts. Brenner passes for 71 attempts 623 yards five games.
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Koufax Plans Brief Hiatus After World Series Honors
Los Angeles Dodger star Sandy Koufax announced in New York he will disappear after accepting Sport Magazine’s 1966 outstanding player award. He will play in the Baseball Players golf tournament in Palm Springs, then take a week for personal matters and a Hawaii vacation before becoming nearly unreachable through winter.
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Arcadia and Coronado name linemen as players of the week
Arcadia coach Bob Hendricks saluted Tony Peyou 195 pounds for seven tackles and key blocks in a 34 12 win over Scottsdale. Coronado’s Ed Anderson praised Guy Smith 196 pounds as defensive leader after a 28 7 victory over Chandler.
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Berge Ford leads 12-1 win in Scottsdale Winter League
Berge Ford defeated Mag's Ham Run 12-1 as Tony Acker struck out 11 with two walks for the win. Jerry Rose homered and added a single while Pete Giroux and Brent Berge doubled. Bill Melius and Tom Stolworthy singled for the losers. Frontier Lanes beat Mesa Sand and Rock in a forfeit.
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Arizona prep grid power index rankings shift with wins
UPI ratings place Tucson Badgers atop Arizona prep football with 76 points after a 34-7 win over Pueblo. Arcadia climbs to second after a 34-12 victory over Scottsdale as Coronado rises into a tie for 12th. Glendale also moves up to third after beating Brophy.
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Hendricks Earns Coach of Week After Titans Win
Arcadia coach Bob Hendricks steered the Titans to a 34 12 victory over the Beavers snapping a poor first period. Hendricks praised five starters including tackle Tony Peyou for strong play in Phoenix.
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Valley CC ladies start golf season
The Valley Country Club Women s Golf Association opened its Fall Handicap Tournament to run four weeks with rounds Oct 26 Nov 2 and Nov 9. The event uses a throw out one game format with 54 holes to count toward prizes for top nets across three classes A B and C and two winners per class.
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Campbell named Umpires' proxy and Arizona association officers
Harry Campbell was named president of the Arizona Umpires Association last night. The group umpired more than 5,200 games in baseball and softball during the prior year. Officers elected include Harvey Jensen as vice president Gerald Stapley as secretary and William Sweeney as treasurer.
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Halt and Halts Inhaled Aroma Sparks Mooching Concern
Dear Allison This note asks how to prevent people from mooching Halt and Halts due to their appealing aroma The writer seeks advice on stopping others from taking the mints while sharing a humorous tone
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