Redskins Rely on Defense as Allen Eyes Rams Showdown
Washington coach George Allen relies on a staunch defense to carry the Redskins toward a pivotal Monday night clash with the Los Angeles Rams. Key notes include Kilmer's late game play versus the Giants, Rentzel's impact for L A, and McKeever leading the Rams' defense as a renewed threat.
Barry Gets 44 But Pacers Win
Nets star Rick Barry poured in 44 as New York led 96-44 at halftime. Roger Brown scored 22 in the final period to spark Indiana’s 119-114 comeback victory over the Nets in Hempstead New York. Marv Winkler added nine points for the Pacers who improved to six wins in seven games.
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Wilson Cut by Denver Rockets in ABA Waivers
Steve Wilson a Stoots guard was placed on waivers by the Denver Rockets Tuesday. In his second season he played sparingly for the Rockets appearing in nine games and averaging 1.6 points per game.
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Condors Ride Brisker Scoring to 122-102 Win Over Cougars
Pittsburghs John Brisker poured in 29 points to lead the Condors to a 122-102 ABA victory over the Carolina Cougars in Pittsburgh. The Condors defense held Carolina to 36 first half points while Pittsburgh built a 56-36 halftime edge. Jim McDaniels led the Cougars with 28 points as the teams traded blows in the second half.
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Tall Tech Tops Ravens in Hoosier Buckeye clash
Anderson College trailed throughout as Indiana Tech defeated the Ravens 92 to 79. Leading scorers were Rick Wells with 18 and Randy Hill with 18 for Tech, while Steve Lewis paced Anderson with 19 points and 15 rebounds. The Ravens open conference play Saturday against Hanover.
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Purdue Rips No Illinois Routs Northern Illinois in Indy clash
Purdue, led by Bob Ford and William Franklin with 21 and 20 points, built a 112 to 85 win over Northern Illinois. The Boilermakers, using faster rotations, opened conference play with three straight victories for the first time since 1960 as Larry Jackson led NIU with 26 points before fouling out.
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Allen's Presence Will Be Felt By L A Rams
Long Beach California AP George Allen's return to Los Angeles to face Washington's opportunistic defense shapes Rams mindset. Prothro warns of Redskins' big defensive plays and turnover generation as Los Angeles aims to clinch Western Division with a victory over Washington. Ex Rams on defense add intrigue ahead of the Monday night clash.
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Michigan Edges EMU in Tight Rivalry Victory
Ninth ranked Michigan edged Eastern Michigan 89 to 88 in Ann Arbor. Henry Wilmore led scoring with 29 points as Wayne Grabice and John Lockhard added 22 and 19. Hurons rallied to 88 86 late before Terry Tyler sealed with one of two free throws.
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Rice Named California Manager
Del Rice, first signee to the California Angels, was named manager after a long minor league and Angels coaching career. He succeeds Harold Phillips, with GM Harry Dalton calling Rice a perfect fit and planning to name his coaching staff soon.
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49ers Refuse Blame After Chiefs Loss in MNF Thriller
San Francisco coach Dick Nolan said the 49ers were bested by big plays as Kansas City Chiefs topped them 26 to 17 on Monday Night Football. Len Dawson threw for 229 yards and two touchdowns, while the Chiefs grabbed a division lead in the AFC West. The 49ers, 7 5, face two tough remaining games against Atlanta and Detroit. The Rams lead the NFC West with 7 1 wins and close schedule ahead.
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Wilmington Upsets Earlham in college basketball
Wilmington defeated Earlham 97-96 to seize sole first place in the conference as Jerry Kiehl and Bark Stram led with 19 and 35 points respectively. Earlham, now 3-2, was paced by Gray with 23 and Kiehl’s late key baskets, while Wilmington chalked up 7-3 overall. The Raiders’ threat looms as the season winds down.
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AHS Swimmers Edge Jeff in NC meet at Lafayette Jeff
The Anderson Indians defeated defending NC champions Lafayette Jeff 49 to 16 in Lafayette. Anderson won three events including the 200-yard medley relay in 1 46.16 and the breaststroke by ANS winner Doug Jackson. Lani Czarniecki won diving, Jim Willis runner up, and Randy Rodriguez edged Steve Geppert in the 100-yard free. The Indians, now 4 0, host Shelbyville Thursday.
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