Tennessee Road Show Wins Big as SEC Title Hope Shines
Tennessee blasts LSU 87 67 on the road as Pete Maravich is held to a season low 21. Justus leads with 29, Boerwinkle 16 and 21 rebounds. The Volunteers improve to 9 1 in conference and 15 2 overall, remaining atop the SEC standings ahead of Kentucky and Vanderbilt. Florida also wins to stay in pursuit.
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New Mexico Aggies Move Into Top Ten
The New Mexico State Aggies enter the AP top ten as the only new team, set to face sixth ranked New Mexico. Houston tops the poll with UCLA close, while North Carolina and St Bonaventure hold spots behind.
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Horse Racing To Resume At Santa Anita
Santa Anita race track in Arcadia California will resume racing on Wednesday after a contract settlement with the HBPA ended a weeklong idling. The agreement raises purses to 43 percent of parimutuel income, leaving stake race purses unchanged. The dispute began January 15 with a demand for higher purses, leading to a boycott that canceled last Friday’s card and postponed the $100 000 Charles H Strub Stakes featuring Damascus Horse of the Year 1967.
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Morning breaks leg at 10th Winter Olympics opener
Grenoble France AP The 10th Winter Games opened with President de Gaulle presiding over a 60 000 seat ceremony as Robin Morning of Santa Monica California broke her right leg in practice for the women downhill. A surgery decision was expected. Other athletes sustained minor scrapes as the opening events featured three hockey games and organizational clashes with ski maker branding rules. Brundage urged a IOC meeting to discuss the change.
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Bruins Hard Road Ahead in Quest for Playoffs
The Boston Bruins cling to third in the East, just three points from Montreal, but face a rugged nine of ten road games. Coach Harry Sinden warns the stretch could decide their playoff fate as they struggle on the road and chase decisive wins against expansion clubs.
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Monroe Shines as Home Crowd Sees Earl Monroe Score 32
Earl Monroe returned to Winston-Salem and scored 32 points to spark the Baltimore Bullets to a 121-108 win over San Diego. Seattle edged Cincinnati 132-129 in overtime. In the ABA, Houston beat New Jersey and Kentucky defeated Minnesota. Hazard scored 45 for Seattle in Phoenix, while Walt Wesley sent Seattle past the Royals at the buzzer.
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Celtics Face Long Haul to Overtake 76ers
Boston Celtics admit a tough path to reclaim the Eastern Division title from the Philadelphia 76ers after a 110-108 loss to the Knicks. Bailey Howell and teammates lamented blown leads and home defeats, with injuries and rival results cited as factors before a city doubleheader at the Boston Garden.
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Colonels Hold Off Muskies to Stop First-Place Tie
Kentucky Colonels refused to step aside and defeated the Minnesota Muskies 95-86 in Louisville, dropping Minnesota one game behind Pittsburgh in the Eastern Division. Darel Carrier led with 31 points, Louie Dampier 22, and Dan Daniels 31 for the Muskies. Houston beat New Jersey 109-107 in the other Western game. In the NBA, Baltimore crushed San Diego 121-108 and Seattle outlasted Cincinnati 132-129 in overtime.
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Communists Lead In Global Emulation Ranking
China tops a world emulation chart, followed by India, the Soviet Union, and the Denie 8 States in order. The brief ranking highlights major powers and a misprint in the final entry.
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