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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1964

Page

6

Wildcats Return Home Not Favored To Spare Arizona Losses

University of Arizona basketball aims to rebound at Bear Down Gym against Cal State Hayward after two road defeats. Arizona's front line benefits from Albert Johnson and Ted Pickett while Warren Rustand and Buddy Dooten pace the backcourt. Cal State Hayward is undersized with Jeff Washington at center and Roy Sipp leading with 14 points per game.

Carl Porter University of Arizona Wildcats California San Jose State Bruce Larson Arizonans California State Hayward Pioneers Jeff Washington Californians Roy Sipp Howard Foster Alvin McDaniels Rich Rollins New Mexico Albuquerque Lobos Arizona Albert Johnson Ted Pickett Bob Hansen Warren Rustand Buddy Dooten Rustand Dooten Cats Johnson Hansen Pickett Sipp

Long Road Ahead First In 44A May Be Elusive

Rincon or Palo Verde hold top in 44A race with three to four possible contenders. Pueblo toppled Rincon 53-51 in Rincon gym, Catalina beat Tucson High 52-45, Flowing Wells beat Amphi, and Sunny side lost 59-55 at Douglas as other results shift the standings. Jerry Gerovac scored a season high 31 for Flowing Wells in a losing effort, while Mark Macklin led Catalina with 12. Rincon and Pueblo battled for control as Catalina hosted Sunnyside.

Bob Grawford Rincon Palo Verde Pueblo Rangers Catalina Tucson High Trojans Flowing Wells Panthers Sunnyside Douglas Salpointe Eloy Phoenix Union Richard’ Barnes Barnes John Nicoll Stan Throssell Jerry Straw Rincon Allergh Jim Johnson Rinzon Jim Cook Gary Haller Dave Dash Leo Ochs Pueh- Yo Jose Garcia Lancers Wells Jerry Gerovac Amphitheater Gerovac Surina Oshae Lee E.castle Willsey Enema Tucson Foster Villat Harbor Johnson Cooke Wreck Ramre Rivera Sanders Carter Ellz Marti Buller Landros Gudgon & Trexier Elroy Mettel Tucson Fee Ft. Thomas Tn Pasns & 3d Folsom McEne Hille Willis Turner Eed Elawing Wells Pfip Sovers Davis Old Howardd

City Tennis Deadline Set For Monday

Entries close Monday at 5 p.m. for the third annual Christmas Tennis Tournament sponsored by the City Park and Recreation Department. It runs December 28 to 30 at Randolph Municipal Courts with singles doubles and mixed doubles for all age groups. Tournament Director Dave Coleman said adult matches will be scheduled to fit players’ work schedules.

City Park and Recreation Department Randolph Municipal Courts Dave Coleman Job Sched‘ules

Super Stock Duel At Tucson Dragway Tonight

A super stock duel between Phoenician Don Whittington and Tucson's Mark Lauder headlines the program at Tucson Dragway. Eliminations begin at 7:30 PM, with many Valley cars running here due to the Phoenix track's closure.

Don Whittington Tucson Mark Lauder Tucson Dragway Phoenix

Cats Sign Three to Enroll at Arizona

Phoenix College football stars Ron Harvill Gil Lilienthal and Eugene Jackson signed letters of intent to enroll at the University of Arizona. Jackson, 25 pound defensive end from Phoenix, was named the national title game MVP as Phoenix College beat Oklahoma Military Academy 41 13. All three were highly endorsed by Phoenix College coach Shanty Hogan. Nine players have signed with Arizona.

Phoenix College University of Arizona Jim LaRue Ron Harvill Phoenix Gil Lilienthal Long Island N.Y Eugene Jackson Jackson Oklahoma Military Academy Joe Jackson Shanty Hogan Arizona

Rule May Be Pats Nemesis In Crucial AFL Showdown

Boston faces Buffalo in a pivotal Eastern Division title game at Fenway Park with the two point conversion rule looming. Bills lead by a half game at 11-2 while Patriots must win to defend last year's crown and meet San Diego for the league title. Parilli and Gilchrist are standout stars, but the focus centers on the AFL rule change and its impact on decisions to go for two.

Boston Lake Parilli Buffalo Cookie Gilchrist American Football League San Diego Parilli Gilchrist AFL Mike Holovak Patriots Hoelovak Bills Holovak Lou Saban Saban Stew Barber Bill Shaw Tom Sestak Mike Stratton George Saimes Billy Neighbors Larry Eisenhauer Nick Buonicontti Ron Hall Gino Cappelletti Glenn Bass el Dubenion Daryle Lamonica Jack Kemp Lamonia Denver Cappellettié Art Graham Ron Burton Larry Garron Fenway Park ABC

Mets Sign Agreement With Greenville Affiliate

The New York Mets have signed a working agreement with Greenville in the Western Carolina League to replace Salinas of the California League as the NL club’s fourth minor league affiliate next season.

Mets NEW York UPI New York Mets Greenville D.C Salinas

Bonavena Surges in Eight Fights Sparks Marciano Comparison

Oscar Bonavena, 22, remains unbeaten in eight bouts and earns praise from Charley Goldman who says he is a finer boxer than Rocky Marciano at the same stage though Marciano hit harder. Bonavena defeated Billy Stephan in six rounds, drawing blood and earning a sixth round knockout. Madison Square Garden officials floated a Bonavena bout with German contender Karl Mildenberger for February, with London also a possible future opponent.

New York Argentina Oscar Bonavena Rocky Marciano Charley Goldman Bonavena Rocky Goldman Billy Stephan Hollywood Calif Cassius Clay Stephan Billy Art Mercante Harry Markson Madison Square Garden Karl Mildenberger Germany Bonavvena Garden Doug Jones Jones Markson Marvin Goldberg Oscar England Brian London Mildenberger London

Western Athletic Conference Teams Sweep Home Wins

Four Western Athletic Conference basketball teams returned to their home courts and all won. New Mexico beat California State Hayward 86 36 led by Mel Daniels 25 points and Dick Ellis 18, Utah toppled San Jose 94 75, Brigham Young defeated Santa Clara 102 82, and Arizona State clipped Washington State 77 48. The league moved to 22 HL in league play with most victories at home and eight road defeats in the past week. New Mexico improved to 6 1 against California State, now 1 4.

Associated Press Western Athletic Conference New Mexico California State Hayward Brigham Young Santa Clara Utah San Jose Arizona State University Washington State California State Lobos Mel Daniels Dick Ellis BYU Turner Quinney Ascha Hill Dunlap Eairchild Szu Gervasont of Gardner Ra & Paulson Congdon Iz OO Stdlmyr Roberts Stuckey Bassetti Nemelka Pao Kramer Evitt Oy Dames Macarceral Foster & Oo Ir Daniels Sipa Zarr Wish'Ag i Bills Murray Morgan L*heim Q Kavanaugh Howard Ae & Scott Patterson H’korta Johnston Oy California States Rollins Wsu Astate Gffy Goft Stott Hamton Gable SAN Jose State Alan Kloke Dairman Norris JV Myersoa Newell A Chambers Werner Aso Lewis Satfold Black Tom'ro'c JO Sehmelz Carmichael A Fisher & Raw Pard Conpola Labetich Reid Gresham Wacur Holmes Coda Schlink Fey Nammer Kealing Shepherd Whitehe Beutler Itr Arizona State Ashinaten State Werner Oaiman Proctor Carmichael Gleneson Weaplogton State Iona State Altengance Ae

Murray and ASU Face Off In Sun Devil Classic Final

Arizona State edged Washington State 88 77 to reach the final while Murray State beat Texas Western 65 58. Murray’s Stewart Johnson led with 18 points as the Racers improved to 5 1, and Western’s Andy Stoglin scored 19 in a 5 3 record.

Tempe Arizona State Murray State Washington State Murray Texas Western Western Sun Devils Dennis Dairman Dennis Hamilton Freddie Lewis Randy Stoll Doug Kloke Stewart Johnson Gene Pendleton Racers Andy Stoglin Miners

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