Lombardi Returns to Coaching to Restore His Image
Washington profile of Vince Lombardi revisiting coaching with the Redskins not for money but to answer critics. He cites personal restlessness, desire to improve himself, and eagerness to work with Sonny Jurgensen while reorganizing the Redskins. Lombardi recalls Green Bay pressure and enjoys renewed rapport with players.
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Washington, D. C
NEA
Vincent Thomas Lombardi
Washington Redskins
Vince
Connecticut
Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Washington
Ted Williams
Lombardi
Redskins
Sonny Jurgensen
Jurgensen
Tom Brown
Packers
Ryun Favored In Two Events As Jayhawks Aim For Sixty Points
By night’s end after 13 finals televised on ABC the Kansas Jayhawks expect added points with Jim Ryun favored to win both events and push the team toward a 60 point total.
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Jim Ryun
ABC
League Leaders Fire Power In Batting and Pitching Totals
League leaders show strong numbers with Robins on Baltimore leading RBIs and batting averages. McNally tops pitchers with 10 victories and 1.000 ERA while Culp and Singer post high strikeout totals for their leagues. Ryan eyes a rare mile triple after a fast start in a tight meet. Kansas faces San Jose State in a sprint-heavy event lineup led by John Carlos.
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Carew
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Blair
Kille
R. Jackson
Jon
McNally
Lolich
Detroit
Culp
Boston
McDowell Cleveland
Cumberland Indians Sign Leslie County Star John Sizemore
Cumberland College coach Paul Falin announced the grant in aid signing of Leslie County High School guard John Sizemore. Sizemore averaged 24.6 points per game with 48.1% shooting, earned All 54th District honors and regional honors, and was highly listed in state rankings during 1967 to 1969. He was MVP at the 1968 Oneida Invitational and drew state recognition from Courier Journal and Lexington Herald.
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Williamsburg
Cumberland College
Paul Falin
John Sizemore
Leslie County High School
John
Cumberland
Leslie County
Wendell Wilson
The
Courier Journal
Lexington Herald
Larry Stamper
Corbin Sunday TimesPublication Details
The Corbin Sunday Times operates from Corbin Kentucky with weekly Sunday editions. It is published by The Corbin Times-Tribune Incorporated and entered as second class mail matter on October 6 1934. The paper is sold in combination with The Corbin Daily Tribune for 13.50 annually in Kentucky and 16.00 outside, or 0.04 weekly by carrier.
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Corbin Times-Tribune, Incorporated
Kentucky Avenue
Monroe Street
Corbin
Kentucky
Corbin Daily Tribune
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