Minnesota Introduces Stoll as New Head Football Coach
The University of Minnesota named Cal Stoll its new football coach, after he resigned from Wake Forest. Stoll, 48, native of Page Newfoundland, pledged to build a solid foundation and surround himself with a strong staff. His regent submission alongside Paul Giel as athletic director is planned for next Friday. Stoll, who played for the Gophers in 1948-49, formerly coached Mound High School and served as an assistant at Utah State, Denver, Georgia, and Michigan State before Wake Forest.
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Michael Bonallack Named To Receive Bob Jones Award
New York AP Michael JF Bonallack captain of Britain's 1971 Walker Cup team has been named the 1972 Bob Jones Award for sportsmanship He helped defeat the United States for Britain's first Walker Cup victory since 1938 and will be honored at the USGA meeting in New York on January 29 He captained the team twice played in eight matches won five British and five English championships six World Amateur Team Championships appearances and follows Arnold Palmer as last year’s recipient The award established in 1955 honors the late Grand Slam winner who died in Atlanta last month First Of 12 Televised Meets
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South All Stars top North in Senior Bowl thriller
Pat Sullivan Auburn threw two TD passes and John Reaves Florida connected on a 35-yard strike as the South beat the North 26-21 in Mobile. Bobby Majors of Tennessee set up two scores with a 38-yard punt return and a 45-yard kickoff return. Franco Harris and Curt Watson also contributed.
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Model Car Hobby Drag Racing Show Carded Jan 29
A Danville recreation event at the National Guard Armory Recreation Center on January 29 from 8 30 a m to 1 00 p m co sponsored by Danville Parks and Recreation Department and Champion Toy and Hobby Shop open to ages 5 18 with trophies for top placements in Model Car Model Plane Ship Drag races and new categories Armour Best Scenic Display and misc open to all ages early registration at Green Street and Champion Toy and Hobby Shop for info call 799 1879 or 793 0667
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Trevino to Return to Masters After Absence
Lee Trevino, who boycotted the Masters for two years, plans a strong comeback aiming to win the prestige event this season. He recalls past doubts about Augusta and explains he now seeks all four majors, including the Masters, and will not skip the pre Open tournaments.
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Student Ski Trip To Seven Devils Carded Jan 21
The Danville Ski Club and city groups announce a student ski trip for Friday January 21 to Seven Devils North Carolina. Cost per student is 8 dollars including bus transportation, lessons, lift tickets and equipment rentals. Two buses depart Danville around 5:00 a.m. and return by 11 p.m. Signups at Green Street Recreation Center 1 9 00 to 5 00 with payment. Contact Gwynn Johnson or Phil Hester for details.
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Senior High Basketball Roundup Highlights Six Games
Senior High teams resumed play with six games last week. In A division SBCs defeated Hawks 41 37 with John Bruce scoring 13 for SBCs and Ted Gayk 14 for Hawks. Bruins edged Skylarks 56 53 led by William Beck y 22 and Pat Daly 19 for Skylarks. B division Wildcats beat Magicians 53 35 with Ronnie Patterson 17 for Wildcats and Lee Cooper 12 for Magicians. Church divisions saw Moffett Memorial over High Street 69 45 and Sacred Heart 53 48 with David Wilson top scoring for Moffett Memorial. Carlton Harder and Ricky Gambrell top scorers for losing teams at 16 each. Standings and schedule included mixed results across divisions.
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