Notre Dame names Ara Parseghian head football coach
Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana, officially named Ara Parseghian, a 40 year old Armenian, as the 24th head football coach. The signing of a four year contract was held up by his staff walkout but negotiations resumed. Parseghian and Notre Dame executives stated the initial difficulties were resolved and Parseghian would join after final details. Hugh Devore was named assistant athletic director, while Northwestern’s Alex Agase was named head coach there.
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Northwestern Aide Seeks Departure Talk With Interim Coach Devore
Father Joyce disclosed he sought a change, sounding out several opportunities and noting Northwestern’s awareness. He said he spoke with Stu Holcomb and that negotiations were cordial. Hesburgh called Roscoe Miller to praise Ava and confirm freedom to talk.
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Ottawa Sophs Triumph 38 35 Over Bonner Springs
Ottawa Sophs beat Bonner Springs 38 to 35 in a rough first outing of the season. Dudley Calder led with 12 points, Scott Killough and Dale Dieterich added 9 each. The Reds erased a 7 4 deficit early and trailed 20 11 at halftime before Calder sparked a 5 basket third period surge to tie 28 28.
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Warriorship St Louis Narrow Win Over St Louis 110 106
Warriorship St Louis held off a late push to beat St Louis 110 106 in a tense NBA clash Tuesday night. The win tightens the standings as the Warriors close the gap to the Hawks for second place and press within three of Los Angeles leaders. The Knicks fell 114 107 to Detroit amid New York’s struggles.
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Williamsburg Edges Waverly 72 to 66 in tense finish
Williamsburg defeated Waverly 72 66 as free throws sealed the win. Williamsburg led most of the game, but Waverly stayed within striking distance until late. Bill Linhart led Waverly with 28 points before fouling out. Fred Buckley paced Williamsburg with 24 points and Cliff Goodwill added 19.
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Hawk Paces Poke Win Big Eight clash at Oklahoma State
Oklahoma State set a school scoring mark with a 91-66 win over Long Beach State as Larry Hawk led with 25 points. Texas Tech defeated Oklahoma 95-66, dropping the Sooners to 2-3. Hawk scored 18 in the first half, while Oklahoma State built a 47-28 halftime lead. Colorado hosts Cincinnati and Kansas State welcomes Denver in other Big Eight action.
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Hawaii Introduces Course For Students How To Study
The University of Hawaii unveils a new class titled How To Study aimed at helping students improve learning approaches. The program focuses on study skills, time management, and exam preparation.
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Bethel Braves Face Ottawa in ECAC Opener at Wilson Field House
Bethel College hosts Ottawa University tonight at Wilson Field House as the Braves chase three wins in their first four ECAC games. Bethel, led by Frear, won initial decisions against Friends and Baker but fell to Kansas Wesleyan. Ottawa holds a strong postwar series edge, having won 32 of 37 since 1944.
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Oakland Coach Is Tops In The AFL
New York AP reports 33 year old Al Davis was named AFL Coach of the Year by 24 AP sports writers and sportscasters after lifting the Oakland Raiders from last season to near the Western Division title. Davis, who also serves as GM, rebuilt with Art Powell and a young squad nicknamed the Foreign Legion. The Raiders rode a seven game win streak into the season end, with Cotton Davidson and Tom Flores sharing quarterback duties and Clem Daniels producing ground yardage. Davis won 18 of 24 votes. Sid Gillman and Mike Holovak trailed with three each.
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Devaney To Stay At Nebraska After Miami Talks
Lincoln AP. Bob Devaney will remain head football coach at Nebraska after discussing Miami job possibilities. He noted no official offer and will coach Nebraska in the Orange Bowl against Auburn on New Year’s Day. He has a five year deal with four years left earning 19000 dollars annually and may receive a raise at the upcoming Board of Regents meeting.
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Lewis Leads Legion Past Wellsville in Narrow Victory
Ottawa’s American Legion town team cruised past Wellsville 114 to 54 with Bob Lewis scoring 38 points. Prager 24 and Chappell 17 supported a balanced attack as Ottawa built a large first-half lead and shot 38 percent from the floor while converting 63 percent at the line.
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Major college scoring race shapes up with key performances
Nick Werkman and Barry Kramer eye the crown as Manny Newsome from Western Michigan surges to 31 points against Notre Dame. Newsome’s scoring pace dominates early season play, while Bar ry hits 35 for Miami of Florida and Marvin Mitchell nets 30 for West Texas. Syracuse, Clemson and Virginia winners close the night.
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Unitas Chosen Western Pro Bowl Quarterback
Baltimore Colts quarterback John Unitas was picked to lead the Western Division All Stars against the Eastern lineup in the NFL Pro Bowl in Los Angeles on January 12. The selection was announced Wednesday.
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Jets Sign Liske for 1 Year Deal
New York Jets signed Penn State quarterback Pete Liske to a one year contract at an undisclosed salary. The AFL club, which failed to land Titans draft picks last year, confirmed the deal.
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Baldwin Wins League Game
Baldwin defeated Desoto 54 to 50 to remain undefeated in the Little Seven League. Steve Kreighbaum scored 13 and Tom Dillon 12 for Baldwin while Walter McDaniel led Desoto with 17 points. Baldwin held a 27 to 22 halftime lead.
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