Hornung recalls NFL drug stories and career changes
Former Packers star Paul Hornung discusses football's drug era, Lombardi's discipline, and fines, comparing past and present pro football. He reflects on money, fame, and his own post career life, noting how the game has shifted in ten years.
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Boston vs Kansas City hockey score update
First period saw Kansas City lead 2-0 with goals by Charian and Paiement. Boston tied late in the period as Graham scored with assists from Sims and Savarat. Second period opened with Boston's Exposito scoring to cut the deficit. Penalties credited to Cashman Hughes Paiement and Vadnats. Third period summary incomplete with Kansas City adding goals and Boston penalties continuing.
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Ski Resort Snow Report With Heights And Winds
Snow depths range from 1 to 38 inches across resorts. Heavily wind affected runs report good packed powder and groomed surfaces at several locations including Alpine Meadows, Kirkwood Meadows, and Heavenly Valley, with variable totals and numerous chairlift counts and facility notes.
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Indiana crowned unanimous No 1 in UPI college rankings
Indiana, 18-0 after decisive Big Ten wins over Wisconsin and Purdue, earned every first place vote on all 40 ballots, totaling 400 points. North Carolina State fell to fifth after losses, while UCLA dropped to fourth amid a Notre Dame setback. Arizona State and LaSalle round out the top ten as the season progresses.
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Indiana Dominates Illinois for 72 57 Hoosiers Extend Win Streak
Top ranked Indiana defeats Illinois 72 57 in Bloomington to push season record to 19 0 and extend the winning streak to 21 games. Tom Carmichael sits with 11 rebounds before fouling out as Indiana overcomes Illinois tough zone in the second half. Duke 96 ACC leaders and North Carolina battle for ACC lead as Bob Fleischer scores 19 for Duke while James Thompson adds 15 points.
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Wolfpack Triumphs Over Duke In ACC Showdown
North Carolina State led by All-America David Thompson with 22 points and freshman Kenny Carr with 21 defeated Duke 94 to 71 in Durham. The win moves NC State to 13-2 overall and 4-? in conference, sharing the ACC lead.
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Alabama Edges Florida In SEC Tilt 73-67
Sixth ranked Alabama held off Florida 73-67 in Gainesville as the Tide pulled away late after the Gators lost both centers on fouls. Charlie Cleveland scored 17 for Alabama while Florida's Mike Lederman led Morida with 11. Alabama improved to 14-2 overall and 7-1 in SEC play. Florida dropped to 7-11 and 3-5 in the conference.
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Kentucky Edges Vanderbilt In Narrow SEC Thriller
The seventh ranked Kentucky Wildcats led by 16 in the first half and held off Vanderbilt 91-90. Kentucky improves to 7-1 in the SEC and 14-2 overall, tying for first with Auburn and Alabama, while Vanderbilt drops to 6th in the conference and 97th overall.
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Houston tops Cards 74 68 in backed by Dunbar 29
Louis Dunbar poured in 29 points to lift the University of Houston Paymers to a 74-68 victory over Stanford. Houston built a 10 point lead as Stanford battled back to within five late, but Dunbar hit two late free throws to seal the win. Maurice Presley and Otis Birdee added 12 each for Houston while Scot Trobbe led Stanford with 20. Rich Kelley was limited to 13.
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McGlocklin saves Bucks in buzzer beaters comeback
In New Orleans Jon McGlocklin hit a late jumper to lift Milwaukee to a 117-115 victory over the Jazz. The Bucks drew a Jazz four second violation with seven seconds left as the ball went to McGlocklin outside, finishing a dramatic finish despite tense defense.
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Cherry earns FWC basketball player of the week honor
Stan Cherry of Cal State Hayward led an upset over Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with 27 points and 27 rebounds, earning Far Western Conference player of the week. He added 11 points and nine rebounds in Friday’s 76-56 win at Bakersfield.
Skaters prepared for 1975 U S Figure Championships in Oakland
Bay Area hosts the 1975 United States Figure Skating Championships at Coliseum Arena. Defending champions include Dorothy Hamill Gordon McKellen Jr Jim Millas Colleen O Connor Ann and Skip Millier. New contenders like Barbara Smith Juli McKinstry Kath Malmberg and Terry Kubicke join as practices begin and figures start Wednesday morning.
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Gino Hanover Favorite in Bay Meadows Mountain View Pace
Gino Hanover, a Gamecock progeny and recent mile winner in 2 01 1/5, is poised to be the favorite in a field of eight for the Mountain View Pace at Bay Meadows. Challengers include Andys Lester Born Yesterday Mister Du Beau Gus Minbar Scots Silk Concourse and Hoxer Barns. Gerald Longo drives Gino Hanover as Steve Desomer and Longo vie for the Meadows driving title amid standings led by Desomer with 21 wins and Longo at 18.
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OSU Cowboys Move Up In Wrestling Ratings
OSU Cowboys climb from third to second in Amateur Wrestling News ratings as Iowa State slips, OU Sooners rise to fourth. Top ranks show Young, Clarion Slate and Indiana Oregon listed among leading programs.
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