Bruce:State Staff by Monday in Ames coaching change
Bruce named by Wednesday to lead Iowa State football after Johnny Jeford resignation. He emphasized stability and hard work, assembling a staff quickly and stressing honest, fair treatment with players. Bruce and wife Jean have three daughters, and his first move was naming Ray Greene as assistant coach.
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Palmer Clarifies World Open Golf Plan at Pinehurst
Arnold Palmer described the World Open golf tournament to be staged at Pinehurst Nov 14 15 offering a $500000 purse with $10000 winner’s prize. The event, funded by Moore Memorial Hospital of Pinehurst and others, will feature 240 players in a two stage format over 144 holes.
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Brown and Greene Named Pro Players of Year
The Associated Press selects Brown of Washington and Greene of Pittsburgh as NFL offensive and defensive players of the year. Brown rushed for 1,216 yards and 41 of 67 votes, while Greene anchored the Steelers defense with 42 unassisted tackles and 11 sacks. Other top vote-getters include Simpson, Morrall, and Csuka.
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Super Bowl Sold Out Lift: Blackout Ends in LA
AP reports all 90,182 tickets to Super Bowl VII were sold and the local television blackout for the Miami Dolphins versus Washington Redskins game would be lifted. Commissioner Rozelle noted national and local telecasts would occur if tickets were sold 10 days in advance, with the game in Los Angeles at Memorial Coliseum, the first time there since the inaugural contest.
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Advance Ticket Sale for Kennedy Washington Basketball Game
Advance ticket sale is announced for Friday's Kennedy Washington basketball game. Tickets available at both schools' activity offices from morning until noon. Conference passes will be honored at the game, and Kennedy fans are asked to park in the north lot to reduce traffic congestion.
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Sports Slate for Thursday District Meet
Thursday schedule lists multiple track and field clashes across venues including Midland, Marion, Tinton, and Wash. Notable matchups feature Jerr al jowa Gly against Ly gels and ReMaaiouela facing Marion for varied events.
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Sat afternoon track meet details in Ayawa City relay
The report lists events at the Mar Invitational in Ayawa City with performances by Maina Anemia and Shalings Wawheye Owen, plus other competitors at Millikan. It notes races and placements with times or results pending verification.
Griese Set to Start as Miami Faces Super Bowl
Miami coach announces Bob Griese will start against Washington in the title game while Nicknamed Morall backs up. Griese’s return follows an injury that sidelined him in the season’s fifth game. The Dolphins aim for a healthy Griese to lead the offense in Super Bowl V.
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Red Peppers By Gus Schrader
A reader column discusses bowl game officiating confusion and the Sun Bowl thriller where North Carolina edged Texas Tech 28 to 3. It covers referee controversy, calls on the field, Clemson Clemente’s Hall of Fame odds, and reminisces on football and baseball greats with light commentary. The piece references North Carolina, Texas Tech, Willie Fleming, Anthony Davis, Ty Cobb, and Nebraska’s artificial turf record.
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Cedar Rapids Women’s Auto Club Plans Friday Meeting
The Cedar Rapids Women’s Auto Club will hold a meeting Friday at 7 30 p m at the Montrose hotel. All women interested are urged to attend.
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