Wisconsin names new football coach kept secret
Wisconsin selected its new coach Tuesday night but kept the outcome secret even from the Athletic Board. Notre Dame defensive coach John Ray led finalists that included John Coatta Glenn Schembechler and Bob Odell. The regents meet Friday for ratification and Ray would take a three year contract valued between 19 000 and 24 000 dollars annually.
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Bo) Schembechler
Pennsylvania
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University
Milwaukee
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Milt Bruhn
Badgers
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Mike Lude
Colorado State University
Frank Na
DeWitt Sells Reds to Local Investors in $7 Million Deal
Cincinnati announces William DeWitt will step down as owner president after selling all Reds stock to Francis L. Dale and associates for 7 million dollars. Dale says new ownership secures a 40 year riverfront stadium lease and Reds stay in Cincinnati. Manager Dave Bristol and current staff stay. NL approval expected by January.
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Wrestling powers Moorhead State and Iowa State join Lincoln meet
Moorhead State of Minnesota and Iowa State, two national wrestling powers, will have entries in the Great Plains AAU wrestling championships in Lincoln on Friday and Saturday.
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Freshmen to play each other if Big Ten allows
Des Moines reports basketball coaches from Iowa Iowa State and Drake advocate cross committee freshman play against the other two schools if freshman competition is permitted this winter by the Big Ten Conference.
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Iowa State
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Former College Greats See Today’s Teams as Bigger and Faster
About 100 football heroes attended the Football Foundation dinner in New York where Lt. Col. Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis argued that modern squads are bigger stronger and more proficient in the passing game than the greats of two decades ago. Ten new Hall of Fame inductees were announced along with scholar athlete awards and a joint MacArthur Bowl presentation to Duffy Daugherty and Ara Parseghian.
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NEW York
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Jay Berwanger
Dick Kazmaier
Duffy Daugherty
Ara Parseghian
Pappy Waldorf
Jim Crowley
Pete Pihos
Charley Conerly
Bill Carpenter
Red Blaik
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Army
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Los Angeles Times
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Notre Dames
The
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Earl
Red) Blaik
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Seven Turkish soldiers killed in truck plunge into ravine
Seven Turkish gendarmerie soldiers were killed and 57 injured, 21 seriously, when a military truck carrying them fell into a ravine. Reports reached İstanbul on Tuesday.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Ambulance worker aided 14 births then helped wife deliver at home
Hamden Connecticut AP report notes John Murray, 26, has helped deliver 14 babies since joining his father's ambulance service. He assisted his wife Patricia Ann, 21, in delivering their daughter at home and says they will plan earlier hospital arrival next time.
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Patricia Ann
49ers Redskin Tops in NFL Pass Blocking
New York AP reports San Francisco and Washington lead NFL pass blocking keeping their quarterbacks safe with 22 sacks for 181 yards. Cardinals and Cowboys tie for most sacks at 49, while Packers near top in rush protection as Green Bay faces Baltimore.
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Indonesia's Vast Archipelago Hosts 92 Million People
The Republic of Indonesia stands as Southeast Asia's largest nation with about 92 million residents spread across roughly 3,000 islands.
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Republic of Indonesia
Southeast Asia
Defendants Admit How They Earned Living in Salt Lake City
City Judge J Patton Neeley questioned two defendants about their livelihoods. The first confessed to forging checks while the second, charged with narcotics offenses, said he had quit work because he was a dope addict.
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