Chalmer Woodard Quits Wichita U Football Post
Chalmer Woody Woodard resigned as head football coach at the University of Wichita today, turning down a one year contract. The 42 year old coach cited welfare of the squad and program. His Wichita teams posted a 10-18-2 mark with a 5-4-1 season. Woodard previously coached at McPherson College and SMU and led high school squads in Kingman, Dodge City and Lawrence.
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OU Braves Open Cage Season Tomorrow Against Warrensburg
Ottawa University headlines its basketball opener as 15 players vie for varsity spots against Central Missouri State at Wilson Field House. The squad features veterans Sherm Price Dave Owen and John McAninch with several freshmen in lineup detail and two incentive suits for top performers. The Mules, rebounding from last year’s 73 69 win, arrive short a single player. Varsity tips at 7 30 with the B game at 5 30.
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Peppercorn First Kansas Player Selected for Hula Bowl
Lawrence Kansas AP John Peppercorn of Kansas an all Big Eight end will play in the Hula Bowl in Honolulu January 19 for the western college all stars He becomes the first KU man chosen for the bowl.
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Wilt Stretches Scoring Lead In NBA Race
New York AP reports Wilt Chamberlain, rookie Warrior for Philadelphia, raises scoring lead to 36.2 ppg and closes on total points lead. He holds a five point edge over Elgin Baylor while trailed by Jack Twyman in total points. Chamberlain dominates rebounds and stands atop field goal and free throw lists alongside peers.
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Giants Trade For Two Pitchers In Interleague Move
The San Francisco Giants acquire Billy O'Dell and Billy Loes from Baltimore to bolster a weakened pitching staff. In return they send Jackie Brandt Gordon Jones and another unnamed player, plus rookie catcher Roger McCardell. This marks a first major interleague deal amid negotiations at the minor league convention in St Petersberg.
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UCLA Stands In Way Of Unbeaten Syracuse
UCLA and Syracuse faced off in Los Angeles as Syracuse clung to No. 1 in the AP poll amid a busy bowl lineup. Syracuse held 1,495 points with 95 first-place votes out of 164. Mississippi trailed with 1,350 points.
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Fullmer Plans Secret Workouts for Moore Title Shakeup
Gene Fullmer confirms secret workouts as he nears a 15 round title defense against Spider Webb in Logan Utah. His manager Marv Jenson says a move for Archie Moore in light heavyweight is a real possibility. Webb, a former NCAA and Olympic star, vows sharper form and a knockout if Fullmer shifts from his lunging style.
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Penn fires grid coach as Stiegman takes helm
Penn announces Steve Sebo will be dismissed as football coach with Rutgers confirming John Stiegman will succeed him. Rutgers to name Dr. John Bateman Penns line coach as Stiegman’s replacement, with press conferences set today. No comments from Bateman Sebo or Stiegman. University of Pennsylvania president Gaylord Harnwell says a final decision followed a faculty committee report.
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