Jardine Named Wisconsin Head Football Coach
Madison Wisconsin AP John Jardine an assistant UCLA football coach and former Purdue lineman was named head coach at the University of Wisconsin to replace John Coatta. Jardine, 34, pledged to restore the Badgers to national prominence and noted Wisconsin has not had a winning season since 1963. He previously coached at the Chicago area high schools after his playing days.
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Hirsch names Jardine to UW football head coach
Efrey Hirsch announced John Jardine as the new head football coach at the University of Wisconsin at a Madison press conference. Jardine, the top assistant at UCLA, succeeds John Coatta who was fired after three losing seasons.
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Muskies Host Jefferson to End 1969 First Half
The Muskies aim to close the 1969 portion of their schedule by snapping a two game skid as they host Cedar Rapids Jefferson at the high school gym tonight. After four straight wins to start the season, they dropped decisions to Fairfield and Town City and will try to rebound.
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Muskies Aim For Sixth Win In Mississippi Valley Race
The Muskies stay in the thick of the Mississippi Valley race tied for second with Jefferson Clinton and Town City. They trail undefeated Cedar Rapids Washington by one game. The Muskie sophs sit out after their sixth win and host Jefferson yearlings at 6:30 before the varsity game at 8.
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Columbus Wildcats edge Winfield in wrestling meet
Columbus wrestlers won four of five prelim bouts and the final three to defeat Winfield 30-14. Randy Reid and Jeff Skubal earned pins, Roger Smith Jeff Story Doug Peters and Jon Hoback added decisions or a forfeit, and Kel Purdy’s crew improved to 4-1. Next action January 5 at Highland.
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Liberty sweeps nonconference doubleheader at West Liberty
The Liberty Comets boys beat L-M 61-56 as Bill Ruess scored 20 and Steve Nath 14 while Greg Lindle hit 10. Kim Ziegenhorn led L-M with 9, Steve Meeker 20 and Dick Wilson 14 also contributed. The girls dominated 50-33, completing a Friday night nonconference sweep.
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Central 9th falls to Fort Madison in dual meet
Central 9th grade wrestling dropped seven straight weights as Fort Madison edged the Chargers at Central gym. John Lee drew 2-2 opening. Don Fisher lost a close 5-4 at 138. David Parks Harlan Willet and Reginald Meyer won decisions. next action January 9 against East Moline at 4 p.m.
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Wildcats win strengthens hold on first Southeast Town meet
Kentucky dominates wrestling to beat Wapello 30 23 as five straight wins in the 130 to 133 pound classes seal the dual meet. Wapello reserves win 11 8 behind pins and decisions as Kentucky momentum builds after sweeping Navy and Duke in recent weeks.
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