Garnett bets on passing game led by Brummel Cooper
Garnett high school football returns 16 lettermen led by quarterback Roger Brummel and receiver Scott Cooper both honored in the league. Coach Larry Hauser relies on the Brummel Cooper duo to spark an aerial attack while acknowledging line gaps from graduations and noting tough Pioneer League rivals Osawatomie Gardner DeSoto and Tonganoxie. First game hosts Spring Hill as Garnett looks to gain early experience.
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Baltimore Colts rehire Ted Marchibroda as head coach
Ted Marchibroda, who quit two days earlier amid reports of front office interference, is being rehired as head coach of the Baltimore Colts. The team released a brief statement confirming the move and said Marchibroda would attend training camp in Catonsville. Owner Robert Irsay and spokesman Barry Jones offered no further comment.
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Big Names Among NFL Casualties On Cutdown Day
More than 120 players were released as NFL teams trimmed rosters to 43. Notables include Miami’s Jim Del Gaizo, Dallas backs Ron Johnson and Duane Thomas, Jack Snow, John Matuszak, Bruce Gossett, Dave Osborn, Oscar Reed, Pete Athas, J J Jones, and Walt Patulski. Rams GM Don Klosterman lamented Jack Snow’s release. Patriots acquired Marlin Briscoe from Detroit for a future draft pick.
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Leavenworth Coach Kenneth Zacher Found Dead
Leavenworth basketball coach Kenneth Zacher, aged 35, was found dead in his car in a garage. Authorities ruled it an apparent self-inflicted death. Zacher, controversial figure who led Leavenworth to a regional title and two other regionals, had faced disputes, was briefly fired at Nowata, Oklahoma, and later rehired on probation. Wayne Cichon, former player, recalls his impact and quotes him on life and the game.
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