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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1975
Page
8
UCLA and Indiana, ranked No. 1 and No. 2 respectively, prepare for a 1975-76 season opener as new Bruins coach Gene Bartow faces a familiar foe in St. Louis. Bartow notes Indiana's returning starters and Bruins losses, including Meyers, Tyrovich, and Wood as a legendary coaching era closes.
Joe Namath, wealthy and confident, weighs retirement after the 1973 season as the New York Jets struggle. He plans talks with Jets president Phil Iselin between now and next summer, weighing heavy decisions for himself and the team.
Georgia, ranked 15th, crushed Georgia Tech 42 to 26 in a nationally telecast game. The Bulldogs built a 42-0 lead behind the Junkyard Dog defense and a 78 yard burst by Glynt Harrison. Tech scored three late touchdowns as Georgia played mostly backups.
Six Cornell College soccer players were chosen for the Midwest Conference Southern division all star teams. Ken Springer and Clack Lipotich earned first team honors while John Meserve Wai Lim Tsui Tom Carroll and Coji Teruya earned second team selections. Springer, from Lake Forest Illinois, is noted as a two time first team pick and top on field defender for the Rams. Meanwhile Mel Phillips of the San Francisco 49ers will not play in Sundays NFL game against the Philadelphia Eagles per team physician.
The 76th Army Navy game pits Navy favorite over Army amid pressure to win despite injuries. Navy coach George Welsh says rankings matter little, while Army coach Homer Smith emphasizes tradition and the game’s unique value. Army, hampered by injuries, hopes quarterback Gillogly can return after dislocation.
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