European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 12, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse 18 Thi stars and strips football team wingless last two seasons sunday january 12, 1969 Wisconsin fires athletic director Williamson Madison was. Topi Ivan. Ivy Williamson University of Wisconsin athletic director for the past 13 years was fired Friday after one of dismal periods in football history. The regents took the and named Williamson professor of athletics in the school of education. The appointment was effective Satur Day and a three Man committee will search for a successor. Regent president Charles Gelatt la Crosse said the the mos Wisconsin change was made because not of Good fortunes we thought we needed new leadership the athletic Board had recommended the firing of Williamson the badgers Nave not won football game in two seasons. They were la the 1967 and 040last year their two worst records in history. The team has not Hada winning season since 1963. Williamson ironically was on of Wisconsin most successful football coaches. Hta teams won41, lost 19 and tied four from pro bowlers tag Stefanich i i Man of year = St. Louis up Jinni Stefanich of Joliet ul., = j2 i Archer holds second e Winner of six Bowling tour � r laments in 1968, has been h named Bowler of the year by the professional bowl s or s association. = Stefanich who earned an All time High of $67,375 on is last year s tour received 192 votes from fellow Mem _ = Bers of the Aba. = Wayne Zahn was second a with five votes and Billy e = hard Wick was next with a four. E e the Aba elected As Rook Esic of the year Bob Mcgreg s e or 25, of Lubbock Tex. = e Mcgregor received 64 votes two More than Paul e s Zevgolis of Hopewell a. A Stefanich won Tournai e = ments in Tampa fla., e s Toledo Ohio Mobile ala., is Portland ore., and Fres s e no calif., and the All Star = e tournament in Garden City n.y., where the prize e = was $15,060. S Sifford cools leads by los Ang Kuia 4 44 n1 3-3 10 Johnson 6 4-6 30 3 6-5 you Obery 9 8-9 3811 10-18 33 Marin 6 3-4 w 6 1-1 u Monroa f n1 64 20 Oranti 0 00 0 3 2-3 8 unsold 9 4.7 10 10-02 Scott 2 2-2 fl1 2-3 4 total 38 28-40 pm total 3928-39106 san Dicto �3262510 104 Baltimore 27308227 10 dialled out none. Total four san die go 39. Baltimore a a m31. Par puts Ogden ahead by stroke in Alameda Golf Sunol calif., a Bill Ogden who plays Only half a dozen Golf tournaments a year took sole leadership by one stroke inthe $50,008 Alameda county open with an even Par 72 for 142, Fin Ishing after dark Friday night Ogden and others played thelast several holes on Sunol Val Ley s brightly illuminated 7,100 Yard Palm course under lights. It was the pea s first official lighted round necessitated be cause Frost on All greens delayed the Start by 2& hours. The Alan course Par 72, was designed for night play. Lights Are suspended in Palm tree that line the fairways and sur round each Green. Dick Lotz leaped into the run Ner up spot at 143, adding a 71 to his opening 72. Richard Martinez the first round co Leader dropped to an 80 and 150. To 71, at la. Rammed the putt in for an Eagle three. Two of yesterday s heroes Grier Jones of Wichita kan., and Dave Hill Evergreen Colo cooled a bit. Jones 22, a Rookie pro and1968 National collegiate Cham Pion from Oklahoma state los three strokes to Par when he got in difficulty with steel Fence decorating the course. He shot a 74 for 148. Hill who was tied with Jones at the outset three behind Sif Ford had a 73 for 139. Also at139 was Bob Murphy who had six three putt round of the Day was turned in by Steve Spray a 66,which was 18 shots better than his first round. The leaders a Barrio Archer Tom saw my Etc Ca Dabob Tyno Bob Smith Jimmy Walker Billy our Rbruce Crampton Dave Humason Rudolph Bob Murphy Terry Dili Tommy Aaronson Cerrudo Arnold Palmer Ray Floyd in Sanft the big Tan went to the Rose , to a Star player it Mich tatty was an assistant at Yale beginning in 1834. He spent several Yean in the Navy during world War ii and went Back to Yale until 1947 when he became head coach at Lafayette. He came to Wisconsin in 1949to replace Harry Stuhldreher and then succeeded Guy Suntas athletic director. The Regent late last Yea gave football coach John Coatta a vote of Confidence and said he could finish the third year of his three year contract the University has lost about 1290,000 because of Low football attendance a a Coatta was faced with grievances from Lack players after the disastrous ims grievances resulted in the resignation of assistant coach Katl 13? is 704� 131 to4b 13 7-71--138 6�-7s 13971-48138 67-72138 Arimo Jone Iroy Pace Ken Ellsworth Monty Sander Miller Barber Jim Grant Waynw voice Dave Boll a Kike Davlin Tere Spray Bob Ouden Larry Al crier John Lively Peter Bert Yancey Wayne Yates Harold Heaning Pete brow Phil it Adger Jimmy Clark Howie Johnson decree Knudson Blocky Thompson Jack Montgomer Dale Douglass a Ergo layered Davi Bill Oarr Citron pro rank Lea Trevino Jim Colbert hurry Tonc Noray Botu John stud Cuidon january t3-07 139 7
