New Maryland coaching job for Saban reshapes career path
NEA report outlines Lou Saban leaving pro football after Bills Chargers success to coach Maryland citing pressure and family concerns. Article notes his pro era friction, high salaries, and Maryland support plus past Northwestern firing. Includes college basketball results from East to Far West.
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Lou
Buffalo Bills
San Diego Chargers
Ralph
Wilson
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Reflective campus life under coaching pressure and pro glare
The text likens college life to Mount Union or Whitewater State, with Maryland coaches squeezed by pro teams like the Redskins and Colts. It notes ego damage, wage gaps between pros and coaches, and the odds that players and scholars may not understand Chinese, while the coach expects higher pay than student athletes.
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Whitewater State
Maryland
Washngton Redskins
Baltimore Colts
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Hidden Valley Ski School Lifted Heel Technique
Don Leonard describes the Schrittbogen move used in parallel turns at Hidden Valley Ski School Estes Park. The technique transfers weight to the outside ski, improves angulation and timing, and aids in skiing hard snow or during racing turns by lifting the inside heel as weight shifts to the downhill ski.
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Estes Park
Colo
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Casper Leads at San Diego Open as Geiberger Wears Bird Charm
San Diego Open starts with Billy Casper as top attraction at Star Dust County Club. Al Geiberger, aided by a plastic bird in his cap for luck, shoots a six under par 65 in the pro-am and earns $500. Wes Ellis Jr. defends title, carding 71 in the opener.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
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al Geiberger
Casey Stengel
Geiberger
Elf Cours
Les Ann
Stardust County Club
Wes Ellis Jr
Caspe
Ellis
Casper
Democrats for Arkansas Group charter filed in Arkansas
Democrats for Arkansas filed its charter as a nonprofit corporation with Secretary of State Kelly Bryant. The group formed last year by Dr. H. D. Luck of Arkadelphia plans a 30 member executive board plus a chairman three vice chairmen and a secretary treasurer.
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Democrats For Arkansas
Kelly Byant
H. D. Luck
Arkadelphia
DFA
Ivy League rebels threaten NCAA role at convention
The Ivy League members Penn Brown Columbia Harvard Yale Cornell Dartmouth and Princeton oppose the NCAA 1.6 grade rule for student athletes argueing it intrudes on academic policy. They warned of penalties including possible ineligibility in upcoming NCAA indoor track and basketball championships. A separate measure urged hearings on a free agent player draft by pro football leagues.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Army
NCAA
Jerry Ford
Penn
Ivies
Brown
Columbia
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Dartmouth
Princeton
Ford
U.S
House of Representatives Judiciary Committee
Southern Ill. Leads Small College Poll
Southern Illinois remains atop the AP small college poll as Evansville slides to fifth after an 83-73 loss to Valparaiso. The Top Ten includes Grambling, Akron, North Dakota, and others with scores reflecting votes from regional experts. Evansville, last season’s champion, received no first place votes despite a 6-4 mark.
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Valparaiso
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North Dakota
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Louisiana
Southern US
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Ohio
Northern Mich
Mt. St. Mary’s
Group votes for union at Kellwood garments plant
In Little Rock Ottenheimer Brothers Manufacturing Co. workers voted 68 to 564 for representation by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union. The Kellwood Co. division makes women’s clothing for Sears Roebuck.
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Ottenheimer Brothers Manufacturing Co
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Kellwood Co. of
Chicago
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Blytheville Sets Election For Tax to Fund Park
Blytheville Arkansas sets a special election for March 15 on a 7 mill tax to raise about 113000 to finance an industrial park. The Chamber of Commerce estimates 100000 would be needed to purchase a 18 acre tract and make improvements. Four industries are interested in locating here.
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Blytheville, Ark
Blytheville
Chamber of Commerce
Whitworth Succeeds Wright as Top Female Athlete
Kathy Whitworth of San Antonio named Female Athlete of the Year for 1965 in The Associated Press poll. She outpaced Margaret Smith with 101 first place votes and 441 points, while Smith led with 36 ballots and 206 points. Smith, Bueno, Ladewig, Moffitt, Tyus, McGuire, and Tamara Press also ranked in the top positions.
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Associated Press
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San Antonio
Mickey Wright
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Australia
Margaret Smith
Golf Ace
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Miss Smith
Forest Hills
N.Y
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Marion Ladewig
U. S
Billie Jean Moffitt
Tennessee
Wyomia Tyus
Edith McGuire
Tamara Press
Russia
1000th Win for Boston Cage Coach
Celtics coach Arnold Auerbach celebrated his 1000th NBA victory after a 114 102 win over the injury plagued Lakers. The 48 year old veteran reflected on 20 years of grind, noting the feat requires averaging 60 wins across two decades. He indicated this season may be his last, seeking a successor beforehand.
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Associated Press
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Arnold
Red) Auerbach
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
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Los Angeles Lakers
Boston
Auerbach
Johnny Kundla
Minneapolis Lakers
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St. Louis Hawks
Commodores Edge Tennessee in late rally on home floor
Vanderbilt rallied from behind to beat Tennessee 68-58 at Nashville as Keith Thomas and Jerry Southwood sparked the surge. Tom Widby led Tennessee with 21. Clyde Lee held to five as Vanderbilt moved to 14-1 before a looming SEC game with unbeaten Kentucky. Red Robbins and Tennessee clashed with chairs tossed in a near-brawl.
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Saverybody
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Associated Press
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Ohio
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Kalamazoo
Redskins
Ohio University
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Death Toll in Brazil Rises Amid Rio Floods and Water Shortage
The death toll in Brazil climbed to at least 230 as Rio de Janeiro faces the worst floods in its history. Officials report 180 confirmed deaths in Rio and 50 in surrounding areas after heavy rains caused floods and landslides. A severe water shortage worsens the crisis, with Gov. Francisco Negrão Alto Lima urging conservation. Many hillside residents evacuated to shelters, schools, and clubs while efforts to prevent epidemics continue.
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