Bruins bomb Cal to stay atop Pac 8 race
UCLA star Curtis Rowe Sidney Wicks and Steve Patterson totaled 65 points as the top-ranked Bruins routed California 103-69. Rowe led with 23 points and 17 rebounds, while Wicks and Patterson added 22 and 9 of 13 shooting respectively to keep UCLA two games clear in the Pac 8 with two remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
UCLA
Curtis Rowe
Sidney Wicks
Steve Patterson
Bruins
California
John Wooden
Rowe
Bruns
Wicks
Patteram
Patterson
WE Angeles
Dennis Layton
Paul Westphal
University of Southern California
Stanford
Bela Wied
Cavanian
Petersen
Gomer
Oan Stary
Ecker
Bean
Farmec
Ansley Truitt
Bears
Liecot
Charles Johnson
Ren
Lola
Cotter
Ali Says Frazier Must Win Only By Knockout
Muhammad Ali, three days before facing Joe Frazier in Madison Square Garden, says the only way Frazier can win is by a knockout. He pledges a boxing strategy with footwork and rapid jabs, and notes he weighs 214 pounds after a strenuous workout. Ali dismisses rumors of being shot and plans a final workout before departure for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
Frazier
Miami Beach
UPI
Joe Frazier
Muhammad Ali
Angelo Dundee
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Ellis
Tye
Ellis
New York
NCAA chief cites lack of proof on premature signings
Walter Byers described agents as locusts sweeping the cream but said the NCAA investigation found insufficient evidence for action. He noted affidavits from seven top players including Howard Porter of Villanova and Jim McDaniels of Western Kentucky stating they did not sign contracts or statements of intent with any pro team or agent. Porter and McDaniels reported agent pressure, including disrupted phone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
UPI
Walter Byers
NCAA
Byers
Howard Porter
Villanova
Jim McDaniels
Western Kentucky
Porter
McDaniels
Giants outrun Cubs 9-4 in first exhibition game
Giants explode for 18 hits led by Bobby Bonds and Ken Henderson as Rich Robertson wins after three innings. Cubs manage four runs on six hits while Jim Colburn surrenders two homers and several extra base hits in the pre season tilt played in Scottsdale Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale, Ariz
Bobby Bonds
Ken Henderson
Dick Dietz
Fead
San Francisco
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Cubs
Bonds
Jim Colburn
Henderson
Colburn
Joe Decker
Giant
Rich Robertson
Court Allows Summary Fight Updates Without Live Broadcast
New York court refused to bar Wire from providing round by round summaries of a Monday night championship fight but required clear labeling as not live from ringside. Justice Edward T. McCaffrey warned an injunction could issue if MBS fails to advertise summaries and avoid live blow by blow or simultaneous reporting. The injunction request was filed by Perencio Inc and partners who paid $ million for promotion rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
State Su
Preme Court
Edward T. McCaffrey
Mutual Broadcasting System
MBS
McCaffrey
IES
Polly
Perenchio Inc
California Sports Tire
Fight of Champions
Combine
Frazier Prepares For Clay Title Fight In New York
Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier completed five rounds of boxing on Friday as part of six weeks of training totaling 207 rounds. He says he did not alter his regimen, though manager Yank Durham pushed hard. Frazier, weighing 204 pounds, heads to New York for Monday night’s defense, with Durham predicting a seven round finish. Gen John Tenney predicts Frazier wins within six rounds if Clay fights with heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joe Frazier
Cassius Clay
New York
Frazier
Yank Durham
Durham
Joe
Clay
Bob Foster
Washington
John ¥. Tenney
D-Calif
Gene Tunney
Tina
Bulls crush Warriors as Love pours in 44 in win
Chicago Bulls rout the San Francisco Warriors 130 to 108 led by Bob Love with 44 points. Jerry Sloan added 18, Chet Walker 17, Tom Boerwinkle 16 while Jerry Lucas led the Warriors with 18 as San Diego hosts Seattle in the nightcap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Diego
UPI
Chicago Bulls
Bob Love
San Francisco Warriors
San Diego Rockets
Seattle Supersonics
Rockets
Seattle
Bulls
Warriors
Chicago
Jerry Sloan
Chet Walker
Tom Boerwinkle
Jerry Lucas
Jeff Malling
San Francisco
BUCKS
Pistons
Lew Alcindor
Oscar Robertson
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Enitega
van Feagilter Et Sour
Ellis de Soerwakl
Fontaine
Jones Oy
Lee Oo
Sunkes
Lucas
Vela
Ogden iNosn
Portman
Dialkorahi
Thurmnd
Wu Ness
MD A Sumner
Willtarna
Fan Francisco
Su Persorat
Baum N. Boerchels
Collins
Fox
Guokes
King Lowe
Stoan
Walker
Wels
D Lls Fortaine
Janes $ Lee Lagat
JA x Borinvan Y i Ond
Tyrer
Vlilhame
Chicege
San Freicisen
Dickinson Keeps One Stroke Lead At Doral Eastern Open
Dickinson rebounds to shoot two under par and hold a one stroke lead at the halfway point of the $150,000 Doral Eastern Open. Gilbert Fleisher Hayes Sanders Stockton Snead and Nicklaus chase from within one shot, while Palmer and Barber Weaver post solid rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
UPI
Gardner Dickinson
Dickinson
Gibby Gilbert
Bruce Fleisher
Ted Hayes
Davg Sanders
Dave Stockton
J.C. Snead
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Miller Barber
DeWitt Weaver
Nicklason
Dicksinson
Gardner Diginson
Ted Hayes Iier
Gibby Bruce Fleischer
Doug Sanders
Snead
Stockton
Dave Silt
Orville
Mecedy
Jack Hichaus
Dick Sideront
Larry Zinger
Bob Burne
Terry Dil Patel
Hoert Seaney
Phil Rotated Ware
John Schroeder
Dan Sires
Bert Yancey
Jaralevoe
Laney
Bob Barbareena
Geane Beran
Frank Beard
Nak Hele Brown
Howie Johnson
A's blank Padres 2-0 in spring opener
In Yuma Arizona the Oakland Athletics blanked the San Diego Padres 2-0 in the spring opener. Pitcher Bill Taxton struggled in relief while Cary Ross finished the ninth for San Diego. Third baseman Ka Spines was listed as a holdout as negotiations with Padres GM Eddie Taishman reached an impasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Ariz
UPI
Origis
Oakland Athletics
San Diego Padres
Yue
Arenas
Wil Tree Reinssemnorsin
Chris
Iha Boyd
Padres
Eigenia
Nave Roberts
Oakland
Tun
Gray Kirby
Steve Howley
Joe Nadi
Bill Taxton
Cary Ross
Crab
Ka Spienes
Eddie Taishman
Tokyo
College Basketball Broadcast Log Fragment
Radio log records a college basketball broadcast with mentions of Santa Chua UCLA USC and Baltimore stations KNEW 910. It lists times, teams and locations in a compressed OCR style, reflecting scheduling notes and call signs rather than a full game summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
USC
CRU Aio
Santa Chua
Staten
UCLA
KSC
Baltimore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cal
Asin Tugh
Mike Michel
Layton
Westphal
Troy
Bob Boyd
Trojans
MLT
George Watson
Mochel
Claude Terny
Pat Rusco
Iano
Sester Watt
Usc A
Fuyial
Hoserawyig
Seaton
Riley Ud Asain
Smateur Yorty
University of Washington Faculty Senate
Jim Owens
Joe Kearney
St. Mary’s
UOP
Washington State
Oregon
Coral Eastern Au Gommauie
Arie
Robertson
Llew
Maifid
Oleklem
Cedvorn
Deerer
Tompkins
Rudolph P-Mobertson
LP Decker
HR Hendrie
Madigan Square Garden
Duce
United States
Canada
Alcindor
Fang
Cobo Arena
Jon McGlochiln
Dave Bing
Bing
McGlocklin
Knicks
Cunningham
Hal Greer
76Ers
Jim Washington
Willis Reed
Walt Frazier
Royals
Trail Blazers
Cincy
Portland
Geoffrey Petrie
Trailblazers
Norm van Lier
Bob Cousey
Tom van Arsdale
van Lier
MeCarter
Lakers
Jerry West
Gail Galdrich
Wes
Goodrich
San Francsco
Hawks
Hazzard
Atlanta
Lou Hudson
Pete
Maravich
Allana
Wilt Chamberlain
Laker
Doral
Mackey Seals Vo
Muili
Delphin Tkbign
Bagelall
Gialy Yi Hleveland Uksig
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!