Bill Austin Named New Steelers Head Coach
Pittsburgh AP reports Bill Austin, 37, former Los Angeles Rams line coach, was named head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers after a month-long search. He signed a three-year contract and will begin building his staff while facing a major turnaround following a 2-12 1965 season.
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Nancy Johnson Shocks Post In Doherty Golf Tourney
Nancy Johnson of Providence Rhode Island upset Canadian junior champion Sandra Post in the first round at Fort Lauderdale while other favorites advanced. Post, 17, from Oakville Ontario, trailed from the second hole and faltered after going three down at nine. Barbara McIntire of Colorado Springs beat Debbie Austin 2 and 1. Defending champion Marlene Streit of Toronto won 6 and 5 over Mrs A E Johnson. Phyllis Preuss and Nancy Roth Syms also won 6 and 5. Two rounds are set for Friday.
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Ashe Favored At National Net Meet In Australia
Arthur Ashe leads the Australian nationals at White City Stadium as the No 1 foreign seed amid strong domestic challengers Roy Emerson Fred Stolle and John Newcombe. The event marks a key step in America’s Davis Cup campaign with Jim McManus Tom Okker and Clark Graebner among entries.
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