Bartow Faces Challenge as UCLA Opens Season Against Indiana
Gene Bartow, hired to replace John Wooden at UCLA, begins his first season with pressure to sustain UCLA’s legendary winning tradition. He cites a tough road-rule issue, while highlighting key players Richard Washington Marques Johnson Ralphfon and Andre McCarter along with captain Jim Spillane as the core for a strong start against Indiana in St Louis.
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Havlicek Leads Celtics Past Hawks Despite Injury
Celtics captain John Havlicek, playing with flu and five stitches near his eye, returned 15 minutes after an early cut and scored 26 as Boston beat Atlanta 114 to 107. Dave Cowens added 25 points and 22 rebounds while coach Tom Heinsohn praised the start and defense.
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Aggie Defense Tops Texas In Southwest Showdown
Texas fell 20-10 as the Aggies throttled the high scoring Longhorn attack. Ed Simonini and Garth Ten Napel led the No. 1 defense holding Texas to 113 rushing yards and six first downs, while Emory Bellard celebrated his first win over Darrell Royal. The victory tied for SWC co-champions and set up a December de facto title-involved clash with Arkansas in Little Rock for a Cotton Bowl bid.
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UCLA Surges Past USC in Fumble-Filled Duel to Rose Bowl
UCLA overcome 11 fumbles to beat USC 25-22 and earn a Rose Bowl place. John Sciarra ran for 85 yards and tossed two TD passes to Don Pederson as Wendell Tyler rushed for 130 yards. USC’s Ricky Bell had 136 rushing yards and a late drive stalled by Bruin defense.
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Bruins Face Hoosiers In Bid To Start Season Strong
UCLA and Indiana square off in a nationally televised opener at the Arena in St Louis as Gene Bartow returns to his home state amid high expectations. Indiana, led by Bobby Knight, arrives after a 31 game win streak. UCLA seeks a top ranking and a statement win against a preseason No 2 team.
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