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    P-I Man Of The Year Nominees (1960-69)

    SPNW StaffBy SPNW StaffJanuary 23, 2012No Comments5 Mins Read
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    Don McKeta, twice a Flaherty medal (most inspirational) winner while playing football at Washington, won the 1960 Man of the Year award. / Photo courtesy of Seattle Sports Commission

    Seattle Post-Intelligencer columnist/editor Royal Brougham created the Man of the Year sports award in early 1936. The Man of the Year became the Sports Star of the Year in 1977, and currently honors the Professional Athlete of the Year, Male Athlete of the Year, Female Athlete of the Year and Sports Story of the Year.

    In the beginning, men and women were lumped together on one ballot. These were the nominees from the decade of the 1960s (winner in bold face). The number behind a nominee’s name indicates the times he or she had appeared on the ballot.

    Year Nominees Sport Skinny
    1960 Joe Budnick Baseball Coached Cheney Studs to USA title
    Quincy Daniels Boxing Bronze medalist at Rome Olympics
    Hugh Entrop Boat Racer Outboard world record of 114 mph
    J. Gunderson (3) Golf Won third U.S. Women’s Amateur
    Janet Hopps (2) Tennis Wimbledon semis doubles and mixed
    Karen Howland Ice Skating Nationally ranked figure skater
    L. Wash. Crew Rowing Qualified to race in Rome Olympics
    Bill Marx Football UW’s freshman football coach
    Don McKeta Football Flaherty winner for UW football
    Ron Santo Baseball Rookie with the Chicago Cubs
    Bill Tindall Golf Captured Seattle City Amateur
    1961 Chuck Allen Football Washington’s All-Coast lineman
    Bill Buchan Sailing 1961 Star world champion
    Lou Clinton Baseball .295 BA, 21 HR for Seattle Rainiers
    Frank Crealock Curling 1961 world championship bronze
    Anne Decker (2) Golf U.S. Women’s Amateur champion
    Judy Hoetman Golf Distinguished Seattle amateur
    Pete Lovely Auto Racing Raced in 11 Formula 1 Grand Prix
    John Meyers Football UW’s All-Coast defensive tackle
    Bill Muncey (2) Hydros Captured the APBA Gold Cup
    Ted Nash Rowing UW oarsman gold in ’60 Olympics
    Dick Pangallo Football Coached 39 years at Seattle schools
    Bobby Pasquale Boxing 1961 AAU 156-pound champion
    Ron Patnoe Basketball Won prep crown with Garfield High
    Kermit Zarley (2) Golf 1961 Seattle Amateur champion
    1962 Eddie Cotton Boxing Became light heavyweight contender
    Darylee Cox Bowling Won PBA’s Silver Lanes Open
    Bob Fesler (2) Softball Seattle Fastpitch star pitcher
    Bill MacFarland Hockey Led Totems, WHL with 46 goals
    Bill Marx (2) Football UW’s freshman football coach
    Bob Monroe Football Won UW’s Guy Flaherty medal
    Bill Muncey (3) Hydros 1962 APBA Gold Cup winner
    Ron Patnoe (2) Football Coached champion Garfield Bulldogs
    Kermit Zarley (3) Golf Captured 1962 NCAA Championship
    1963 Ole Bardahl Hydros Operated the famed “Miss Bardahl”
    Guyle Fielder (3) Hockey Totems star on ballot for last time
    Ted Nash (2) Rowing Won gold in Pan Am Games
    Rick Redman Football All-America linebacker at Washington
    Brian Sternberg Track Set 3 world pole vault records
    Anne Quast Welts (3) Golf Captured U.S. Women’s Amateur
    Jim Whittaker Climbing First American to summit Mt Everest
    Don Zech Basketball Won state championship with Blanchet
    1964 Ed Ferry Rowing Gold medal in coxed fours in Rome
    Don Harney Football Coached Roosevelt High team
    Ruth Jessen Golf First Seattle golfer on LPGA Tour
    Dave Kopay Football Star halfback for the Huskies
    Ron Musson Hydros Driver of popular Miss Bardahl
    Rick Redman (2) Football All-Coast linebacker for Huskies
    Ron Santo (2) Baseball Breakout year for Chicago Cubs
    Gordie Sinclair Hockey Scored 56 points (14 goals) for Totems
    Freddie Ward Boxing Top-ranked Northwest fighter
    1965 Dale Flansaas Gymnastics Starred at U.S. Collegiate event
    Steve Bramwell Football Star kick returner for Huskies
    Ron Musson (2) Hydros Driver of the popular Miss Bardahl
    John Goodwin Football Successful Metro League coach
    Steve Krause Swimming Set a world 1,500 swimming record
    Les Habegger Basketball Decorated coach from Seattle Pacific
    Boone Kirkman Boxing National AAU heavyweight champ
    Charlie Greene Track Won 100-yard sprint at NCAAs
    John Guenther (3) Bowling Edmonds bowler on PBA tour
    Jim Eden Badminton Nationally ranked singles player
    Eric Klein Track Captured two events in state meet
    1966 Doris Brown Running 1st woman to run sub-5-minute mile
    Jerie Clark Sailing Won North American sailing crown
    Eddie Cotton (2) Boxing Lost world lightweight title fight
    Charlie Greene (2) Track Won 100 meters in AAU Championships
    Tom Greenlee Football DB Named AP 1st-team All-America
    John Guenther (4) Bowling Won 1966 USCB Masters
    The Kauffmans Skating Ron, Cynthia won U.S. pairs
    Bob Lemon Baseball Managed pennant-winning Angels
    Jerry Ruth Drag Racing NHRA champion drag racer
    Mira Slovak (3) Hydros Won 1966 APBA Gold Cup
    1967 John Carrell Ice Skating 1967 U.S. ice dancing champion
    Lorna Dyer Ice Skating 1967 U.S. ice dancing champion
    Yoshi Hayawaki Gymnastics All-America gymnast at UW
    Tony Gasparovich Football Legendary Metro League football coach
    Dean Halverson Football All-Coast defensive end at Washington
    Harvey Lanman (2) Preps First to install artificial turf
    Bill MacFarland (2) Hockey Played for and coached Seattle Totems
    Richard Neil Badminton U.S.-ranked from Seattle Tennis Club
    Bruce Roberts Curling Skip, U.S. championship winner
    B. Schumacher (2) Hydros Won six races in the Miss Bardahl
    Dave Williams Football All-Coast receiver for Washington
    1968 Don Bies Golf Seattleite tied for fifth at U.S. Open
    Steve Chess Paralympics Competed in International Paralympics
    Kaye Hall Swimming Won 2 gold medals at 1968 Olympics
    Eric Hughes Gymnastics Long-time UW gymnastics coach
    Janis Lee Hydros Outstanding NW racer
    Bob Rule Basketball Best player for expansion SuperSonics
    Judy Nagel Skiing Scored first win on World Cup circuit
    Ray Washburn Baseball Pasco ace no-hit the Giants Sept. 18
    Al Worley Football Set NCAA record with 14 interceptions
    1969 George Babcock Hydros Driver dominated in the “Record-7”
    Hugh Bowie Trapshooting Won a silver medal in World meet
    Lee Brock Football DE under Jim Owens named All-Pac-8
    John Hanna Hockey 25 goals, 52 points for Seattle Totems
    Larry Owings Wrestling Pac-8 heavyweight champion from UW
    Tommy Harper Baseball Stole 73 bases for expansion Pilots
    John Hubbell Track All-America shot putter at UW
    Ken Still Golf Won PGA’s Florida Citrus Open
    Joyce Tanac Gymnastics 5 gold medals at AAU championships
    Lenny Wilkens Basketball Player/coach of Seattle SuperSonics
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