Previewing the 1972 Nebraska era and top college teams
Bud Wilkinson evaluates the 1972 college football landscape with Nebraska favored for a third straight title. He notes key players like Rich Glover and Rich Glover leads a pass rush while names such as Greg Pruitt and Johnny Rodgers loom on offense. He highlights rivalries in the Big Ten and SEC and warns that the season will bring unexpected shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Oklahoma
Washington
USC
Austin
Texas A&m
Big Ten
Michigan
Ohio State
Purdue
Illinois
Michigan State
LSU
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Tennessee
Penn State
Rich Glover
Colorado
ABC
Glover
Acks
Greg Pruitt
Woody Green
Arizona State
Charlie Davis
Johnny Rodgers
Olympic Odyssey from Munich to boxing at Olympics
A travelogue from Munich describes a train trip, a barber shop visit, and observation of the Olympic boxing venue. The writer notes Glockenspiel at Marienplatz and a US lightweight bout, plus remarks on judging and IOC actions.
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Munich
MacCooney
Murnau
Dad
Marienplatz
City Hall
Olympic Park
Naka
Olympic Committee On
MLB Tonight Schedule With Nine Interleague Games
National League action features Blass at Montreal and Gibson at New York plus Jenkins at Philadelphia and Dierker at Los Angeles. Also Gullett at San Francisco and Stoneman seeking wins. American League matches Goltz at Kansas City and Odom at Oakland with Barber at Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
Blass
Montreal
Stoneman
St. Louis
Gibson
New York
Gentry
Chicago
Jenkins
Philadelphia
Twitchell
Houston
Dierker
Los Angeles
Osteen
Minnesota
Goltz
Kansas City
Nelson
Oakland
Odom
Texas
Broberg
California
Barber
Bahnsen
Olympic champ recalls 36 not so much has changed
Gisela Mauermayer, once a six foot Olympic discus champion in Berlin 1936, reflects on her life under Nazi rule and postwar Germany. Now a Munich librarian, she recalls Hitler era pressure, wartime loyalties, and later reluctance at modern Olympics amid politics and profit. She notes sport's enduring power but laments continuing political demonstrations at games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
NEA
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Nazi Party
Azis
Zoological Institute
Fraulein Mauermayer
Helsinki
Forehand Volley Technique for Beginners
The forehand volley is taught with the wrist in a laid back position and the palm parallel to the net. Toss a shoulder height ball to the right, catch it, and keep the hand back while hitting from behind the ball with a forward chop to generate back spin.
Wells Retires From Raiders After Prison Stopover
Ex convict Warren Wells, once a star Raiders receiver with 11 touchdowns in 1970, quits football. Wells, 29, sat out last season in prison for parole violation and did not impress in preseason. he will consult attorney Joel Goldfarb and head to Southern California to work out his problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Calif
UPI
Warren Wells
Oakland Raiders
Wells
al Davis
Raiders
Fleet
Santa Monica
Joel Goldfarb
Warren
John Madden
Southern California
Goldfarb
Questions and Answers About Life Insurance
A bureau ad explains fixed dollars in life insurance can yield gains through early death benefits. It invites readers to visit 105 No H Street or call RE 6 452 for tailored guidance on how much and what kind to own, with contact numbers for evenings.
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No .H Street
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Bud Wilkinson
College
By Bud Wilkinson
Jerry Tagge
Maryland
North Carolina
Clemson
Jim Poulos
Joe Ferguson
Arkansas
Gary Huff
Florida State
Sonny Sixkiller
Brad van Pelt
Jackie Wallace
Arizona
Joe Blahak
Randy Gradishar
Bud Mangrum
Bruce Bannon
Darrell Royal
Texas Tech
Newspaper Enterprise Alsn
By Butch McCann
United Press International
Cincinnati
Gullett
San Francisco
Willoughby
University of Munich
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Hollywood
Bill Cosby
Golden State Warriors
National Basketball Association
Cosby
Tony Trabert
Joe Hyams
Safe & Lock
Hugh Davies
Bob J. Gaston
Connecticut Mutual Life
Blue Chip’ Company
Allan Hancock College
VAFB
Cabrillo High School
Cabrillo
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