Baptists Top USC Aiken 98 to 78 in Charleston
Baptist College defeated USC Aiken 98 to 78 as Calvin McDougal led with 27 points and Omega 14 points. USC Aiken’s Bill Weeks scored 30, Raymond Werts 14, Dan Alexander and David Montgomery ten each. Pacers coach Lew Perkins noted a strong first half but poor second half amid sickness. Next up for USC Aiken is Presbyterian College Classic in Clinton.
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San Francisco Tops AP Top Twenty in Rainbow Classic Boost
The undefeated University of San Francisco Dons rise to No. 1 in the AP Top Twenty, earning 963 points and 28 first place votes after winning the Rainbow Classic in Honolulu. Michigan falls to fifth after a 2-1 week and a double overtime loss to Providence. Cincinnati and Kentucky move up, Alabama remains fourth, and UCLA climbs to seventh.
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Pitt Panthers Clinch National College Football Title
Pitt crowned national champions after routing Georgia 27 3 in the Sugar Bowl to finish 12 0. Coach Johnny Majors announced the honor from Honolulu as Pitt claimed its first title in 39 years and 12 0 season. Southern California and Michigan trailed in final AP poll.
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Bowling Results High Scores and Series Noted
Kathy Gilmore led with a scratch high game of 191 among women while Linda Harris and Sandy Fox posted notable handicap marks. Lorraine Johns topped the women’s high series handicap at 638. Park Lanes earned top team series scratch at 241 and CLWP achieved 2356 in handicap series.
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Notre Dame Falls to Princeton 76 62 in Road Defeat
Notre Dame ranked No. 8 in the AP poll suffered its second straight setback, 76 to 62 at Princeton. Coach Digger Phelps cited 26 turnovers and Princeton’s strong defense as decisive factors, saying the team must focus on fundamentals after the loss.
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Notre Dame Falls to Kentucky In 102-78 Bout
Notre Dame shot 39 percent and saw leading scorer Don Williams struggle as Kentucky triumphed 102-78. Bob Slaughter led Princeton with 19 points and Frank Sowinski scored 18 for Princeton's 7-2 Tigers. Kentucky's James Lee fueled overtime layups and free throws to power past Georgia 64-59. Alabama beat Auburn 74-71, Nevada Las Vegas routed Colorado 113-91, and Marquette, Louisville, and Syracuse won their Top Twenty clashes.
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Gamecocks Triumph Over Cornhuskers 54 to 49
South Carolina rallies to beat Nebraska 54 49 at Coliseum after facing a 10 0 run by Nebraska and trailing midgame. Jim Graziano and Karlton Hilton spark the late surge as Nate Davis leaves with an ankle injury. Banks and Graziano lead with 18 points each.
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Senior Bowl Practice Continues in Mobile
North and South college standouts returned to the practice field in Mobile after a cold wet opening day of drills for the Senior Bowl game.
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Ali's Wife Wins Divorce From Muhammad Ali in Illinois
Circuit Court judge grants Khalilah Ali a divorce with custody of all four children and a substantial settlement near two million dollars. She receives a South Side apartment building, a Flossmoor home, two cars including a Rolls Royce, and a trust fund for the children. Ali did not attend the hearing. settlement size estimated at about two million.
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Tennis and sports notes from around the world
Roscoe Tanner defeated Brian Teacher in the Australian Open first round 6 3 5 7 6 3 7 5. Janet Newberry upset Mima Jaussovec 4 6 7 5 6 2 at a $100000 women’s event. Morerod leads women’s World Cup with 1 35.17 in slalom. Stenmark wins men’s World Cup slalom by 0 35 over Frommelt. Ted Turner becomes Hawks majority owner with Storen as president GM.
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Suburban Showdowns Spark Scoring Spree Across Leagues
East power Detroit 105 over Buffalo 74 and Notre Dame 93 Cornell 6 highlight a day of blowouts while midwest favorites Indiana State 104 thumped Evansville 68 and Nevada Las Vegas 113 beat Colorado 91. Western squads Dallas?
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