Scottsdale Polo School part of USPA program at Scottsdale Club
The Scottsdale Polo School runs November 8 to 12 as part of the Sherman Memorial Polo Tournament. It is one of 12 USPA sponsored schools in 1965 designed to train young riders and recruit new players with sessions on ponies, strokes, strategy, and rules. Clarence Starks directs with instructor credentials. contact Carl C. Ragan for more information.
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Arcadia names Dipley Player of the Week in three-sport season
Arcadia junior Bill Dipley earns a coaches’ Player of the Week honor after a standout run across football basketball and track. He logged 36 points in six games, caught 24 passes for 415 yards, kicked off 986 yards and scored six touchdowns while intercepting nine passes this season. Scottsdale and Coronado also named weekly honorees Bob O’Connor and Pat Murphey for their respective showings.
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Mesa leads Division 1 scoring as Dunning builds cushion
Terry from Mesa extends his Division 1 scoring lead with a comfortable margin while Arcadia’s Tom Copley containment tightens for second place. Coronado’s Terry Brenner advances to third with 37 points after a 16 point game. Arcadia’s Bill Dipley adds two touchdowns to jump to fourth with 36 points.
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Michigan State Grabs Early Lead In UPI Top Rank Battle
Michigan State secures 15 first place votes and 318 points to edge Nebraska and Arkansas in a tight three way fight for No 1 in the UPI major college football ratings. Nebraska leads the second 10 and Notre Dame climbs to fourth after routing USC.
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Frick allegedly sealed Milwaukee fate over alderman
Milwaukee fate in baseball expansion was allegedly sealed by a Milwaukee alderman whose remarks frustrated by Ford Frick. C Hayden Jamison testified Frick blamed the alderman for blocking Milwaukee’s top spot as league expansion loomed. The Braves argued antitrust suits and court moves dominated the Milwaukee scene with Nov. 9 hearings set for motions to return suits to circuit court.
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Golf Scores Flag Day Tournament.Ladies Groups
Hudson hosts a Flag Day golf tournament for Ladies in Classes A to E. Class B features Weede, Thomson. Class C features Louise Hansman.
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Durocher Takes Cubs Posts Bold Redirection for 1967
CHICAGO UPI Leo Durocher, a baseball firebrand since 1928, becomes Cubs manager and dissolves the old front office policy. He vows a speedy, unorthodox team built around Williams Santo Banks and several strong pitchers. He signs a three year contract with Holland and plans winter trades while overhauling the coaching staff.
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ASU to Face Texas Western After Win Over New Mexico
Arizona State University coach Frank Kush says Texas Western is a strong passing team, though their run game improves. He notes Miner quarterback Billy Stevens relies on two top ends, Wallace and Hrethes, and praises Jim Bramler for his 117 rushing yards in ASU's 27 1 victory. Arizona's Jim LaRue cites self-inflicted fumbles in a 13 7 loss to San Jose State. Phoenix College's Shanty Hogan laments tackling lapses in a 24 20 defeat to New Mexico Military and plans to use more freshmen against Eastern Arizona.
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Easy night as Morris Sporting Goods and Meadows win by forfeit
In the city winter softball league Morris Sporting Goods defeated Frontier Bowl and The Meadows earned a forfeit victory over Mag's Ham Run. Both games ended with forfeited wins for the two teams.
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