Cavaliers topple Trail Blazers for season's first loss
Cleveland beat Portland 103-96 as Lenny Wilkens led with 30 points and Bobby Smith added 24 in the first meeting since the Cavs’ pre season trade. Sidney Wicks scored 22 for the Blazers, while Portland’s John Johnson and Rick Roberson sat. Lakers top Rockets, Bullets pound Knicks in NBA action with key performances shaping the Pacific lead and scoring runs.
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Oilers top WHA West with 4-2 win over Toros
Edmonton gains a share of first in the WHA West as Rusty Patenaude scores the third period winner and Ron Climie adds insurance in a 4-2 victory over the Toronto Toros. Both starting goalies were injured, with Les Binkley exiting after a hard shot and Chris Worthy finishing the game.
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Delaware loses to Rutgers after 20 straight wins
Delaware's 20 game win streak ends with a 24-7 defeat by Rutgers. The Blue Hens drop from No. 1 in the UPI coaches poll as Tennessee State seizes the top spot.
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MacPhail Succeeds Cronin as AL President
Lee MacPhail is named new president of the American League in Chicago. He plans to push inter league play and broader cooperation among the leagues to expand baseball's schedule and competition.
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Young Maple Leafs pay off with tie to take first in East
Toronto rookie Bob Neely scored with 3:25 left to secure a 2-2 tie with the Minnesota North Stars, giving the Maple Leafs undisputed first in the NHL East as Swedish import Inge Hammarstrom also scored. Minnesota, winless in seven, traded chances with strong goaltending from Cesar Maniago as the Canucks blanked the Flames 3-0 in the other NHL game.
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Burns tabbed top coach for big Rutgers victory
In his first year as Rutgers head coach Frank Burns earns UPI Coach of the Week after the Scarlet Knights end Delaware s 20 game winning streak and post their fourth win in five games. Burns, 45, highlights Jennings leading the nation in rushing and scoring and aims to boost recruiting and scholarship funding to elevate Rutgers football.
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Pace Mile Thoroughbred Card at Saratoga Entries
Saratoga lists for a multi race pace mile card with drivers and horses across sixth to tenth races. Notable entries include Jeff Kirk Jester Chief Laura Winchester and Gallagher Blake among others, with purses ranging from 1100 to 2000 dollars.
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Harvard leads New England football rankings as Ivy surge
Unbeaten Harvard takes first in the seventh UPI coaches poll for New England major college teams, earning 13 of 20 first place votes for 93 points. Boston College drops to second after a 28-14 loss to Pitt. Connecticut moves to third after routing Maine, Holy Cross fourth, Rhode Island fifth.
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