Knicks Add Earl Monroe to End Slump in Bold Trade
The New York Knicks acquire Earl Monroe from the Baltimore Bullets for Dave Stallworth Mike Riordan and cash. Monroe averaging 23.7 points with Baltimore and plans to adapt to New York style. Knicks, now six deep in backcourt, seek offensive spark as Stallworth and Riordan depart.
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the Pearl) Monroe
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Eagles four wins lift under Khayat amid grooming rule clash
Ed Khayat, new Eagles coach, banned facial hair as part of discipline, while Philadelphia aims to rebound from an 0-5 start. The team has since gone 2-0-1 with wins over the Giants and Broncos and a tie with Washington, facing Dallas as 11-point underdogs in a pivotal NFC East clash.
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Ali and Mathis stage pre fight theatre in Houston
Muhammad Ali and Buster Mathis squared off over the long distance yesterday from the Houston Astrodome as they promote the November 17 bout. Washington television outlets will air the show with two hours of fighting and several preliminary bouts. The mock verbal duel drew praise for its theater, with Ali portraying defiance and Mathis promising to beat the great heavyweight.
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Bruins Barely Beat Seals To Halt Slump Lost in Health
Boston Bruins defeated the California Seals 5-2 as rookie Gilles Meloche was shelled. Phil Esposito and Ace Bailey each scored twice, Walton added one. Boston played shorthanded with several regulars sidelined. Johnson downplayed hype after the win, noting a single victory won’t erase a slow start. The win leaves Boston at 9-5-1 with 19 points, a point behind last year’s pace, and sets up a home date with the Los Angeles Kings.
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Bulaich Stars As Colts Face Jets At Shea Stadium
Norm Bulaich, fresh from a 198 yard game that stunned the Jets, leads Baltimore toward a rematch at Shea Stadium. The Texan back, who has grown in confidence, recalls his rookie season and the 198 yard outburst that set a club record, despite a lingering foot injury.
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Alston extends Dodgers tenure in 19th one year pact
Walter Alston, baseball's elder active manager, signs his 19th one year contract to manage the Los Angeles Dodgers. He will be 60 later this year and already holds the unique record of pennants won on both coasts. Alston began managing the Dodgers in Brooklyn in 1954, winning the 1955 World Series, and led West Coast Dodgers to titles in 1959 and a 1963 World Series sweep of the Yankees.
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