ABA Charges Conspiracy Against NBA in Antitrust Suit
The ABA accuses the NBA of monopolizing major league basketball and seeks to block future contracts with players, prohibit current agreements with students for four years, and award triple damages. The complaint cites the Auerbach Committee, player poaching, and under the table payments to college players. Fred Furth filed the suit in U S District Court, seeking millions in damages.
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Thurmond Leads Warriors Past Lakers In Close Win
In Inglewood California Nate Thurmond scored 27 points grabbed 28 rebounds and blocked 12 shots to power the San Francisco Warriors to a 107 101 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. The win gave San Francisco a two game lead in the NBA standings.
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Kuhn Sets the Rites Directive
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn honors Dwight D. Eisenhower after his death and orders all MLB teams to observe funeral services with no games until at least an hour after services. He calls Eisenhower a great giant and friend of baseball.
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Golden Gate Handicap Time Schedule
Clear and fast betting card lists selections in handicap order with post time set at 7 p.m. All selections appear in handicapper's preference sequence.
Amerigo Round Prevails in GGF Purse Race
Amerigo Round held off Miss Demuir to win the Easter Seal Society Purse at Galden Gate Fields. Everything Lovely finished third in a field of ten distaff runners. Chocolate Sundae and Ray York also factored as the mile race timed around 1:37 with Amerigo Round paying 7.20 to win.
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Murphy Seizes Early Lead In Miami Open Round
Joe Grzenda, a 31 year old left hander making a comeback with the Minnesota Twins, held court at the Miami Open with a score of five under par through 18 holes. He trimmed two pounds, cited back issues, and credited a pivotal 12 foot par save as his turning point. The Twins lead the exhibition with Grzenda and Murphy among the day’s standouts.
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Cal Bell set to lead Indiana track program
Sam Bell, former Cal head track coach, is hired as Indiana University head track coach effective July 1. He succeeds Lavery, who left IU for Ohio State. Bell praised the move while IU athletic director Orwig called him an outstanding coach, with Perrin remaining as assistant.
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Indians Rally To Clip A's In Cactus League Rout
Cleveland Indians erased a 2-0 Oakland lead with four fourth and fifth inning runs and went on to a 12-2 victory in Mesa Arizona. Jim Nash allowed the early A’s bid, then was hammered for four runs on four hits as Jimmie Hall belted a two run homer. Reggie Jackson homered for Oakland in the first, but Sonny Siebert Stan Williams and Jack Hamilton shut down the A’s the rest of the way. The defeat marked the A’s tenth loss in 14 exhibitions as they head to Chicago for two games against the Cubs in Mesa and Oakland.
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Oaks Bay Win Over Houston In Big ABA Victory
Oakland Oaks roared to a 193 to 110 ABA win over the Houston Mavericks in Oakland. Warren Armstrong led with 30 points and 10 first half rebounds, matching Stew Olison for scoring honors with 30. Gary Bradds added 24 and Kendall Rhine 23 for Houston. Larry Brown played through a neck injury while Henry Lagan did not dress.
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Cubs End Giants Five-Game Spring Streak 9-4
Cubs beat the San Francisco Giants 9 to 4 in Scottsdale as Ron Santo Don Kessinger and Al Spangler pace the offense with three hits apiece and two RBI by Spangler. Ferguson Jenkins worked seven strong innings, allowing one run on eight hits. Cesar Gutierrez Ken Henderson and Cesar Gutierrez delivered key hits for San Francisco in the eighth.
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Meyer Joins Mets
Meyer named offensive coach for the New York Mets joining staff after a season with the San Francisco 49ers. The report notes Scottsdale Arizona as part of the team’s activities and lists several players and game details, though many words appear garbled. The context emphasizes a coaching change at the baseball organization.
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Kathy Whitworth Takes Early Lead In Port Malabar Invite
Kathy Whitworth shot a three under par 68 with only 26 putts to open the Port Malabar Invitational in Florida, building a four stroke edge over her pursuers as the tournament got underway.
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