Stanford faces spring with shifting roles after Rose Bowl win
The Rose Bowl champion Stanford faces major changes this spring as Ralston leaves to coach the Denver Broncos and Don Bunce appears headed for Canada, while All-American linebacker Jeff Slemon and key linemen Bill Meyers Tim Schalich and Dennis Sheehan depart.
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Stanford Cards face 1972 with strong offense and lean defense
Stanford loses 19 lettermen and key players like Bunce and Lazetich but returns a deep receiving corps led by Miles Moore and Eric Cross. Coach Jack Christiansen emphasizes the defense as the key, naming Perrealit and Cowan on the line while noting a capable backfield and a promising Boryla at quarterback. The opener looms against San Jose State as the team aims to maintain the winning attitude from 1970 and 71.
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Huskies second in Blossom Hill four mile relay
Washington Highs four mile relay placed second at Blossom Hill Relays in San Jose with team members Bed Soom Mike Pinocci Russ Na pa and Mike Ruffatto. Mission San Jose Newark and John F Kennedy also competed as part of the MVAL. Rich Abusa of Newark won the long jump and Mission San Jose failed to medal in the top events.
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Kjell Isaksson Breaks World Pole Vault Record
Isaksson, a 24 year old Swede, vaulted 18 feet 2 inches at the Meet of Champions at UCLA to break the world record. He then attempted 18-4, while Steve Smith and Hans Lagerqvist finished with 17-7 as Smith led before Isaksson’s final effort. Isaksson rated the try as his best vault ever despite not clearing 18-4.
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Pioneers lead in FWC race with Cal State pitcher surge
Cal State's McPhee extends scoreless stretch in four conference outings, earning a save and two wins as Harvey Gabel adds two complete games in the series. The pair helped four of five conference victories, while Hencen claimed another in yesterday's opener. In Las Vegas UNLV and Irvine split a doubleheader, UNLV taking game one 54 and Irvine claiming the second.
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Cal State spikers take third as Landes and McCollum shine
Landes and Art McCollum led Cal State in a meet at Davis with first places in discus and shot put. Sacramento State won the relays, Chico State second, Cal State third, and Humboldt, Davis, and others followed. McCollum posted a top Far West Conference shot put mark of 52-5% while Fresno Pacific’s Dennis Anderson won the event.
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Dave Hill leads Monsanto by five strokes in open
Dave Hill forged a five stroke lead in the Monsanto Open after firing a third straight under par round on Saturday. Chris Biozker and Bob E. Smith trailed, while Hill’s recent form slumped in prior seasons.
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Trojans sweep Cal in doubleheader to extend lead
USC completed a weekend sweep of California in a baseball doubleheader, winning 2-1 in the opener and 7-6 in the nightcap. Marc Siggelk earned the first win with five solid innings, while Cal rallied in the second game before Dave Alderete's two‑run eighth‑inning single and Adolph's ninth‑inning homer sealed USC's 7-6 victory.
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Mets retire Hodges number in honor of late manager
The New York Mets announced that uniform No. 14 worn by late manager Gil Hodges will be retired. Hodges died of a heart attack on Easter Sunday in West Palm Beach, Florida. It becomes the Mets second retired number, joining No. 37 of former manager Casey Stengel.
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