European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 2, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse Sunday february 2, 1969 the stars and stripes Page if Lombardi set to leave g.b., join redskins Detroit up Green Bay a c k e r s general manager Vince Lombardi will announce soon he is leaving to become pm coach and part owner of the Washington redskins a Detroit sportscaster . Lombardi who Only Las season gave up his coaching Vince Lombard. Washington bound duties with the packers because he Felt the dual role was too much to handle May deny this up and Down because they Lombardi and Washington Aren t ready to announce this yet Bob Reynolds of radio station War said Friday. One of the National football league s most winning coaches in history Lombardi has been Oft rumoured to be leaving Green Bay for less successful Franchi ses in trouble if a Stock Deal could be worked out. Ziegler overtakes Nicklaus with 69 san Diego Calif. A Little known Larry Ziegler played the role of Jack the giant killer Friday and the giant at least for one Day was Jack Nicklaus the victim of a treacherous the shooting was Over in the second round of the $150,000andy Williams san Diego open Golf tournament Ziegler had caught and passed the mighty Nicklaus with a three under par69 and a 36-Hole score of 139. Nicklaus the Leader going into the fracas wound up with a 72 for 140thanks to a double bogey six when he four putted the fourth Hole. Nicklaus played the Back nine first at the to Frey Pines Golf club Par 36-3672, and was one under at the turn for the was two under after a Birdie Deuce on the third Hole and then things began to Hap approach to the Green left him 35 feet from the cup. He putted up and the Ball stopped five feet Short. He putted again and left himself one foot away. Then he knocked it six inches past. I was t careless with it. Studied the putt. It just jumped past those few inches said with a wide Grin later. While All the excitement Cen tired on Ziegler a newcomer to prominence in his third year on the pea tour and Nicklaus scores continued to be High on another Bright and warm Day. The greens were still heavy however from a deluge of Rains and an overnight Light Shower did t help. Gene Littler with a 72, was i third place at 142, and Dick Lotz 71, and Bob Charles 69,were tied at 143. National open Champion Lee Trevino had his Best round a 69 for 144, and local favorite Billy Asper s 75 left him Back at 147. Dow Finsterwald who had a so Lah ignores flu to take skating Lead Seattle fifteen year old Dawn Glab skating de spite a doctor s advice to Favora slight Case of flu took a Slen Der Lead Friday in the senior la Dies event of the National Fig ure skating championships Victor decided by Satur Day night s free skating finals will succeed olympic Gold med Alist Peggy Fleming As the . Glab whose Home is Paramount Calif., led tin Noyes of Colorado Springs by Only one ordinal and less than two Points. Miss Noyes was run Ner up four times to miss Flem third place was Julie Lynn Holmes of South Pasadena,Calif., and Colorado Springs Colo. She was three ordinals Way from miss Noyes and just one ahead of fourth place Janetlynn 15, of Rockford 111. In fifth place and regarded alone of the strongest school Fig ures skaters was Jennie Walsh of Torrance Calif. The meets s first 1969 titles Xavier taps Etler to succeed bites Cincinnati up Xavier University Friday named Irv Etler 33, an assistant coach for the past six years As us new head football coach. Etler succeeds de Biles who resigned to become an assistant coach for the new Orleans saints in the National football league.a1962 graduate of Xavier Etler was a standout quarterback on the Xavier teams of 1959, 1960 and 1961.also retained on the Xavier coaching staff were go Stur zeland Larry Cox. Etler the former defensive coordinator for Xavier said he planned to add two coaches to his staff Annapolis my. A former Texas am lineman Jim Stanley head defensive coach at Oklahoma state University for the past six seasons was named to Rick Forzano s new Navy football staff ,o. Coppedge director of athletics announced appoint ment 34-year-old naive of Dunham Stanley will work with Navy s defense. He was the first assist ant to be named by the new head was a guard and tackle under Pawl year Bryant a Texas am during the 1955-57 seasons he was a member of the aggie undefeated 1956 Clubland appeared with am in the 1958 Gator bowl game. Stanley was an assistant coach at Amarillo tex., High school at Southern methodist and at the University of Texas at Elpaso. Worcester. Mass. Up William g. Bill Whitton of. Fens Lve Tine coach at Princeton University has been named the new head football coach at Holycross College it was Learned Friday. Whitton a 1947 graduate of University succeeds Tom Boisture who resigned under fire in december after his teams posted an 8-114 record for two seasons. Whitton married and the father of a son and daughter is a native of Scotland. He has Bee Nat Princeton since 1965 after serving As an aide at Lehigh where he also coached track. San Diego Calif. A Marv Braden head football coach at Northeast Missouri state College the past two years has been hired As the new head coach at California Western , 33, had teams which won nine and lost nine for two third place finishes in the mis continued on Page 19 were won by John Baldwin of Colorado Springs and Louise Marie Vacca of Lindenhurst,. Baldwin 18, won the Junior men s championship and miss Vacca 18. Moved from a mid Julie Wolcott grabs win in giant slalom Steamboat Springs Colo. A Julie Wolcott a 17-year-old on her Way up wit the . Ski team flashed to Victory in the women s giant slalom at the it. Werner Clas sic ski meet Friday. She toured the course in on minute 34.06 seconds leading a . Sweep of the top 15 places. The Best Canadian perform Ance among the 34 . And Ca Nadian entries was a 16th place finish in 1 36.64, by Laurie Kreiner of the Canadian team. The men s giant slalom was cancelled after race officials Dis covered two runs were needed to qualify competitors for inter National ski federation Points and there was not time. More than 100 men Are expected to join the women Satur Day for the downhill Over Tricky course with several big bumps. Fourth against first Tea miss Wolcott of under Bill Center vt., was graduated fro High school last june and As a Junior team member last sum Mer finished fourth against the National team in giant slalom a Mammoth Mountain Calif. Now a member of the ."b" teams she is leading in Point standings for the . Eastern Amateur ski association s writers cup. Barely one half second behind miss Wolcott was Laurie quest of Excelsior minn., in 1 34.41.miss quest was among five . Entries fresh from Competition in Europe. Another Ann Black of Seattle was third. The others Penny Mccoy of Bishop Calif., to i Fortna of Warren vt., and Sherry Glann of Bend ore.,were seventh eighth and ninth. Way third place rating to beat out new yorker Mary Lynn Gelderman for the Junior ladies championship thursday night. Baldwin a Bellboy at the Broadmoor hotel and largely self taught built up a Lead i school figures that proved insurmountable. Doug Berndt of Den ver placed second and Kenneth class of Philadelphia finished third. Miss Gelderman 15, also placed second to her rival in the Eastern championships. Third place went to still another East Erner Audrey King 14, of Washington whose sensational free skating performance brought the biggest ovation of the meet thus Competition in the senior ladies event is so close that an of the top five could be on top at the too far out is Kathy Bren Nan 18-year-old from Skokie,111., who is in sixth position. Bobsled races called Lake Placid . Up the National aau bobsled title races scheduled for this week end at it. Vanhoevenber were cancelled Friday because of warm weather. The state conservation department said that if there were an immediate freeze the ice Chute would still not be in Condi Tion for racing sunday. The two and four Man Competition had been set to begin saturday. With the Diamond trophy races still planned for feb. 7-8, they would have decided the participants for . Teams for the world championships to be run at Hoe Venberg feb. 22-23. Instead a department spokes Man said the selections will be determined on the basis of the Diamond showings and How the contestants raced last year. Feathers will remain on Wake Forest staff Winston Salem. . A Beattie feathers will remain As an assistant on the staff of new Wake Forest football coach Cal Stoll athletic director Gen Hooks announced Here. Feathers a member of the Deacon staff for eight years will have duties in recruiting an with the Deacon club Hooks said. Sparkling 69 thursday went Outin 40 and came Back in 35 for 75 and 144, even Archer the Bing Cros by Winner had a 74 for 147. Tholos Angeles open Winner Char lie Sifford had to withdraw be cause of illness. He had three successive nines of 39 before quilting. Credits Fargo Ziegler at 29 the same age As Nicklaus was an assistant teaching pro in St. Louis for several years before joining the tour. He had five birdies and two bogeys. He credits . Open Winner de Furgol and a club pro in St. Louis Fred Wampler for much of his schooling. Nicklaus sandwiched his big six with birdies and completed the round in 37-3572.asked if this is one of the2w times he has four putted Agreen Nicklaus said. No i be four putted quite a few Tim Sand i m sure i la do it the Field was Cut to the Low 70and ties. Scores of 150 and under qualified for the final two rounds. The leaders Larry Zietler 70-fifl139 Jack Nicklaus 66-72140 Gene Littler 70-72142 Dick Lotz 72-71 h3 Bob Charles 74-69143 Dow Finsterwald 69-75144bob b. Smith 7r,-7i144 Dave Eichelberger 70-74144jack Montgomery 76-651-44 Harold Henning 72-7-144 Bruce Devlin Tj-72144 Paul Harney 7 i-71 144 Lee Trevino 75-t & 14$ Bobby Lunn 75-70145bob Dickson 72-73145 Butch Bard 71 -73145 Howie Johnson 72-73145 Tony Jack Len 72-7u145 Johnny Pott t2-t3145 Bob Mccallister 74-71145 Jimmy Powell 75-70-145 Dean Refram 74-71145 Miller Barber 72-74146 John Lotz 73-73146 Frank Beard 7-4-72116tommy Aaron 74-72146 Jim Colbert 71-75-146 Ron Cerrudo 77-61 146 Dave Stockton 74-72146 Dan Sikes 74-72146billy camper 72-75147 of orge Archer 73-74147 Al balding 76-71147 Phi Rodgers 75-72147 Jack Ewing 72-75147 Joel Goldstrand 72-75147mike Fetchick 73-74 147 Paul Runyan 73-74147 Don january 74-73147 Art Wall 7h-6914s Bill Garrett eau 75-73148 John Schlee 73-75148 Randy Petri 72-7614s Lionel Hebert 72-76 14i Ken still 74-74 143 Everett Vinzant 76-7214s Cesar Sanudo 77-7114s Jim Wiechers 73-75148 Jerry Abbott 71-77148 Ray Floyd 73-75148 Mason Rudolph 74-74148 Dave Ragan 74-75149 Ronnie it if 73-76149 Bill Blanton 72-77149 Jim Gilbert 72-77149charles Coody 74-75149 continued on Page 19 chargers find Fine Way to Aid youth san Diego Calif. A anyone who aids youth deserves a tremendous handshake says Sid Gill Man general manager an coach of the san Diego Charger football s just what Gillman received thursday nigh when he accepted the 1969 Community award for service to the big Brothers of san Diego coach could shake the hands of some of Bis errant Charger players too. Gillman told a reporter several Hundred dollars in fines levied against Charger players would be donated to the big brother program
