Coaching churn as top college football jobs shift
The piece surveys Pepper Rodgers at Kansas and Vince Gibson at Kansas State along with Pace Dooley and Coatta at Vanderbilt North Carolina and Wisconsin. It notes past moves from 1957 and the evolving staff fortunes, with many assistants facing uncertain futures in coaching and related careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper Rodgers
Vince Gibson
Bill Pace
Bill Dooley
John Coatta
Rodgers
Jack Mitchell
Kansas
Gibson
Doug Weaver
Kansas State
Pace
Dooley
Coatta
Vanderbilt
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Mitchell
Arkansas
Chuck Mather
Frank Broyles
Missouri
Dan Devine
Arizona State
Missouri Post
Stapleton
Milt Bruhn
Wayne Replogle
Charlie Hoag
Tom Triplett
Rex Grossart
Dick Piskoty
Dave Potts
Lauri Wartianen
Paul Schafer
Mather
Replogle
Hoag
Wichita
Triplett
Lawrence
Tom
Grossart
Nebraska
Piskoty
Putts
Wartianen
Schofer
Chicago Bears
Blue-Gray All-Star features top two quarterback sig nals
In Montgomery Alabama the 29th Blue-Gray All-Star game spotlighted QBs Virgil Carter of Brigham Young and Frank Stavroff of Indiana for the North and Terry Southall of Baylor for the South. Carter leads in passing with 2182 yards and 21 TDs while Southall has 1986 yards and 16 TDs. The telecast starts at 1 pm CST on CBS with about 20 000 fans expected. Southall was absent for captain voting due to a trip to Arkansas for his wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broyles
Bryant
Devine
Mitchell
Wellington
Kan
Jim Myers
Myers
Iowa State
Arkansas
Texas A & M
Alabama
Clay Stapleton
Iowa
Texas
Dallas Cowboys
Montgomery
Ala
Virgil Carter
Brigham Young
Indiana
Frank Stavroff
Terry Southall
Baylor
Carter
John Bridges
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa
CBS
North
Blues
Grays
Southall
Topsy Turvy NHL Race Spotlights Odd Standings
The holiday season reveals a topsy turvy NHL race with New York tied for first and Montreal in fourth, while Christmas cards in the NHL offices arrive with Merry Christmas upside down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
National Hockey League
New York
Montreal
NHL
Springfield Icers End Revolt Return to AHL Action
Springfield Indians resume American Hockey League play against Providence after a week of walkout caused by a player revolt against owner Eddie Shore. Shore announced five newcomers from the Central League would dress, while the rest are augmented. he refused to reinstate suspended players Dale Rolfe Bill White Dave Amadio and Brian Kilrea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Springfield Indians
Providence
Eddie Shore
Shore
United States
Canada
Indians
Reds
Dale Rolfe
Bill White
Dave Amadio
Brian Kilrea
Alan Eagleson
Toronto
Aker Salaries Doubled by Athletics Team
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O Finley announced pitcher Jack Aker signed a 1967 contract calling for a 100 percent pay raise. Finley noted it is rare for a player to have his salary doubled and credited Aker with a strong 1966 season including an 8 4 record and 26 saves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Jack Aker
Finley
Aker
Cage Results From Various Cities In Tournament Round
Series of college basketball results across regions with scores for East Saint Josephs Jacksonville Rutgers Pittsburgh Alabama Sweden National Lab Detroit Cincinnati Michigan Ohio Texas Southern Midwestern action includes SMU Arlington St Arkansas Col Philander Smith and Cal St Marys in an early round of the UK Invitational first round Kansas State and Penn State meet Kentucky to face Oregon State in a Texas showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
St. Joseph's
Jacksonville
Rutgers
Pittsburgh
Tonana
New Orleans
Lovoala
Washington
I. NT
Sweden
National Lab
Midwest
Cincinnati
Michigan
Ohio
Southwest
SMU
Arlington St
Philander Smith
Oregon
Kansas
Penn St
Kentucky
Oregon St
Horse Betting Sets 1966 U S Record Across States
A 1966 AP survey shows $4.654 billion wagered on pari mutuel racing in the United States, with $3.224 billion on Thoroughbreds and $1.431 billion on harness. New York led with $1.412 billion wagered and $146.7 million in state revenue, while California ranked second in Thoroughbred betting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Associated Press
Taylor
James Cox Brady
New York Racing Association
New York State
California
Illinois
New Jersey
Maryland
Florida
Michigan
West Virginia
Ohio
Rhode Island
Hold Your Finish For Balanced Bowling Scores
The author stresses balance at the finish to ensure good scores. Holding the finish as the ball nears the pins indicates proper balance, while toppling over signals a technique issue and being off balance.
Dispute Threatens Santa Anita and Bay Meadows Openings
In Los Angeles the Federation of California Race Tracks gathers to press union demands as openings for Santa Anita and Bay Meadows loom. Management and the Building Service Employers union fail to settle. a spokesman says union demands have been cut but still deemed inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Federation of California Race Tracks
Santa Anita
Bay Meadows
Building Service
Arcadia
San Mateo
Thurmond Outworks Chamberlain but 76ers Win 116 114
Nate Thurmond shadowed Wilt Chamberlain as the Warriors pressed Philadelphia. Thurmond may have won the personal duel, but the 76ers edged the Warriors 116 to 114 in the NBA showdown. Chamberlain scored 14 points and was outrebounded by Thurmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Thurmond
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Thurmond
76Ers
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 79Ers
Chamberlain
Big Dipper
Illini irregularities under Big Ten and NCAA review
The University of Illinois faced an inquiry into athletic irregularities as the Big Ten and NCAA review proceeded. Big Ten Commissioner Bill Reed led a full day hearing with five Illinois officials after President David D. Henry reported questionable grant in aid aid to athletes. No results were disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Illinois
Big Ten
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Bill Reed
David D. Henry
Illinois
Reed
Art Bergstrom
Illini
Henry
Seagren Misses Indoor Vault Record Attempt at Senior Bowl
USC star Bob Seagren failed to set the indoor pole vault mark in competition at Mobile. He cleared 17 feet 4 inches in exhibition but could not clear 15 feet in the meet, while his outdoor record stands at 17 feet 5 1 2 inches and the indoor world best is 17 feet 3 4 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Bob Seagren
University of Southern California
Seagren
Monkey story in Indiana DUI case shocks courtroom
An Indianapolis defendant claimed a pet monkey caused a crash by hugging him as he drove. He said he traded a blind horse for the animal and took it to a tavern for drinks. Judge Sharp called the tale the most original ever heard and found him not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
William T. Sharp
Municipal Court
Sharp
Antelope and Turkey Stockings Planned by State Commission
Kansas officials announce winter stockings of antelope and Rio Grande turkeys by trapping animals from Nebraska Texas and Oklahoma. Antelope will be released at Ellsworth and Edwards counties with a Maxwell Game Refuge addition near Canton. Capel reports 750 to 1,000 turkeys existing statewide with 11 flocks producing over 200 youngsters last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Coleman
Ellsworth
Edwards
Nebraska
Maxwell
Canton
Wallace
Sherman
Woman Receives School's Quiet Honor From Franklin Pupils
In Detroit at Franklin Elementary, about 100 students honored Rose Morham for 22 years of small acts helping local children. Principal John Soule staged a surprise assembly as Mrs. Morham, owner of a neighborhood deli, thanked by students and staff for her kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Franklin Elementary School
Rose Morham
John Soule
Mary Reeves
Mozham
Franklin School
Morham
Debbie Bryant Miss America 1966 Portrait Donated
A 36 by 40 inch color photograph of Debbie Bryant Miss America 1966 will hang in the State Historical Society Memorial Building. The image was donated Thursday by a Topeka civic club and the Kansas Professional Photographers Association to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Debbie Bryant
State Historical Society
Miss Bryant
Kansas Professional Photographers Association
Wilt and Robertson Lead Eastern All Star Selections
Wilt Chamberlain of Philadelphia and Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati head eight players named to the Eastern Division for the 17th NBA All Star Game in San Francisco. Chamberlain was unanimous center choice with 85 votes, Robertson 84 at guard, joined by Reed How ell Lucas Russell Greer Havlicek. The Western lineup to be announced Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilt Chamberlain
Oscar Robertson
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Robertson
Cincinnati
Willis Reed
Bailey Howell
Boston
Jerry Lucas
Bill Russell
Hal Greer
John Havlicek
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George Bernhardt
Vandy
Bernhardt
Floyd Temple
Vere Wellman
Bernie Taylor
Bennie Lee
Bill Schaake
Wellman
Lee
Schaake
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug Co
Vicki Livesey
Cotton Bowl
Marybeth Bodker
Sugar
Queens
Vicki Darlene Livesey
Southern Methodist University
South
Lynn Hedger
Orange Bowl
Barbara Hewitt
Eastern Louisiana College
Lynn Dianne Hedger
Miami University
Pasadena City College
Springfield Icers
K.C
Far West
Colorado St. TA
St. Mary's Calif
Hayward
America
F. P. Taylor
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Phoenix
Ariz
New Mexico
Vermont
Arizona
Colorado
Maine
Maryland Commission
Don Carter
Ness Inos
W. Éth
Edge Warriors
THE
Lawrence Auto Service
10Th & Mass
Viz
IBM Educational Services
VOM Educational Services
BML Office Products
IBM
Turkey
State Game Commission
Debbie
Anorelco
Hillcrest
Norelco
North American Philips Company, Inc
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