Nagel Named Iowa Head Football Coach
Raymond R. Nagel, 38, formerly Utah head coach for eight years, is appointed by the Iowa Board of Control of Athletics to replace Jerry Burns. Nagel arrives with a 42-39-1 record, led Utah to a 9-2 season and Liberty Bowl win in 1964, and earned conference coach of the year honors. Burns previously earned $18,500 annually before his firing four days before the 1965 season's end.
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Coaches Weigh Moves in Western Athletic Conference Shuffle
George McLeod reports potential vacancies as BYU coach Tommy Hudspeth and Utah’s Ray Nagel draw interest from outside the WAC. Discontent runs in Wyoming where Lloyd Eaton nears end of two-year outlook, while Arizona retains Jim LaRue.
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Dyer fires 992 series in Copa Bowl event
Bob Dyer shot a 992 series at Copa Bowl Buds Weiser Classic setting a near city record in Tucson. He toppled 244 and 234 for 478 across the first three games and added a 257 in the fourth, totaling 992. No official Tucson time-record yet. ABC award possible pending verification.
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Coaching Job Talk Circles The Big Names In College Football
Associated Press reports Tom Nugent seeks a new post after a Maryland departure, Milt Bruhn is kept at Wisconsin, and Oklahoma's head coach spot remains open with Darrell Royal's status unclear. Dartmouth's Bob Blackman and Utah's Hay Nagel also factor in as schools weigh moves. A screening committee at Oklahoma narrows candidates, while openings at The Citadel and Duke surface.
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Wildcats Face USC Test As They Seek Consistency
Arizona Wildcats aim to build a full game effort against USC tonight at Bear Down Gym after a 3-1 start. Bruce Larson seeks steady offense and improved first and fourth quarters, following a 74-69 win at Flagstaff and wins over Memphis State and Pacific with a 77-72 setback to Texas Tech.
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Arizona Wildcats Face Arizona State In Home Basketball Tilt
Wildcats guard Bob Spahn leads with 16.0 ppg while Harvey Fox and Mike Aboud join forward lines for tonight's game. Arizona State brings a 96 ppg average as USC stars pace their scoring. Public parking announced at Jet lot near Third Street and Cherry Avenue.
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Sugar Bowls Out Griffith in No-Hitter The Farewell Fight
In Madison Square Garden Sugar Ray Robinson bids farewell with a no punch fight against Manuel Gonzalez. Emile Griffith retains the welterweight title with a lopsided 15 round decision and looks toward a middleweight title shot. Spectators depart early, honoring Sugar Ray as former champions Randy Turpin Gene Fullmer Bobo Olson and Carmen Basilio join the ring in tribute.
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Gridders Choose UA Four From Arcadia and Alhambra
Four high school seniors signed letters to play football for the University of Arizona. Arcadia High School contributed three players: John Black Jr. 6-0 184 split end and half back, Tom Cooley 5-11 205 fullback, and Gary Kron 6-0 210 end. The fourth signee is Dick Santoff 6-5 235 tackle from Alhambra High.
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Myers Stars As Pueblo Beats Palo Verde In Unbeatens Clash
Eddie Myers 16 points and 24 rebounds anchor Pueblo's 59 48 win over Palo Verde while Richard Barnes adds 19. Myers first time in contact lenses cites eye trouble.Ni coll frets over defensive matchups as Pueblo extends win streak and faces upcoming showdown with Cytolime.
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Duke Beats UCLA to End Bruins 17-Game Streak
Duke Blue Devils toppled defending national champions UCLA 66 to 68 in Durham, ending UCLA’s 17-game win streak. Johnny Wooden called the defeat a tough night as Duke stars Marin Lewis Verga and Vacendak led a balanced attack and UCLA vowed a strong comeback in Charlotte.
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WAC Sets Level For Scholarship Compliance with NCAA Rule
Western Athletic Conference will use Brigham Young University system to predict grade potential for athletic scholarships as NCAA rule requiring minimum GPA enters effect January 1. Commissioner Brechler says impact will be small since all members meet higher standards. BYU system has four years of use. Conference football schedules through 1974 finalized and next meeting set for Provo in May 39, 2023.
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Tucson Athlete Earns Player of the Week Honors
Jerry Westhoff of Sunnyside named Citizen Basketball Player of the Week after scoring key points in Sunnyside Blue Jays overtime win over Amphitheater. The Dec 1, 1980 item notes local sports recognition and a late rally in Tucson.
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