Rose Capitulates in Postseason Glory for Red Sox?
Rose, 34, Cincinnati Reds third baseman, who did not win team MVP, earned S. Rae Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year after anchoring a seven game World Series win over the Boston Red Sox. He had already been named World Series hero by Sport Magazine and selected by Sports Illustrated.
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Conley wins 1976 Boston Baseball Writers honor
Gene Conley, 6 foot 8, named 1976 recipient of the ex Red Sox and ex Braves award by the Boston Baseball Writers for his dual MLB and NBA career. He will be honored January 29 at the 37th Boston Baseball Dinner at the Statler Hilton. Bill Enos wins Good Scout award.
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UCLA and Nevada Las Vegas survive late scares on road
UCLA narrowly beat Oregon 62-61 as the Ducks missed two late shots. Nevada-Las Vegas edged Seattle 90-89 with late free throws to stay unbeaten. Oregon State stunned USC 80-70 in a Pac-8 opener. Michigan 106-81 over Wisconsin. Minnesota 77-68 over Illinois.
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College Scores Quietly Highlight Weekend Action
East Army beat King's Point 71 to 45 while Delaware topped Montclair 70 to 65 and South Florida edged Western Kentucky 88 to 80. Other notable results include Michigan 106 over Wisconsin 81 and UCLA 62 at Oregon 61 in a slate of men’s college basketball scores.
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Warriors guard Phil Smith scores 51 in win over Phoenix
Phil Smith, quiet star of the Golden State Warriors, poured in 51 points in a 129 113 victory over Phoenix. After 40 in three quarters, he added 11 more with teammates feeding him late. His 51 topped last season’s 50 by Bob McAdoo and was the NBA’s highest by a guard since Gail Goodrich. Smith said he felt hot but refused to force shots, joking about being embarrassed to reach 50. Coach Al Attles said the team kept feeding him to reach the big total.
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Warriors dominant in 129 113 win over Suns
Golden State built a 23 7 lead and rolled to a 129 113 victory over Phoenix as Rick Barry scored 27 and the team extended the win run to 15 of 18. Houston beat Atlanta 115 106 and Cleveland toppled Philadelphia 115 105 in other NBA action.
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Soviet Army Team Tops Bruins 5 2 in Boston
The Soviet Central Army hockey squad defeated the Boston Bruins 5-2 in Boston, completing a series win with superior conditioning, sharp shooting, and standout goaltending. Boris Maltsev scored the decisive goal at 13:19 of the second period as Boston faded late.
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Cashman singles out Mikhailov in Bruins Soviet clash
Boston captain Wayne Cashman says an average defensive move by Boris Mikhailov created an academy award moment in a 5 2 loss to the Soviet Central Army team. Cashman slapped Mikhailov after a back breaking play that left goalie Gilles Gilbert vulnerable.
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World hockey stars to contest first World Cup in Canada
The world’s elite players from Canada United States Soviet Union Sweden Finland and Czechoslovakia signed to play the September 1 17 round robin World Cup in Canada with about 50 pros from the NHL and WHA eligible to represent their nations. Tretiak and Kharlamov starred in a recent Soviet exhibition as Bruins contend in the NHL race.
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