Knight's defense keys Indiana upset of UCLA 84 64
St Louis AP Indiana, led by Scott May's 33 points, routed UCLA 84 64 in a season opener at the St. Louis Arena. Coach Bobby Knight stressed defense and discipline as his Hoosiers, rated No. 1, overwhelmed the defending champion Bruins with a strong second half surge. Richard Washington scored 28 for UCLA. Kent Benson dominated the boards and Quinn Buckner provided leadership as Indiana built a 26 point lead before UCLA staged a late run. Gene Bartow vowed to regroup UCLA after the setback.
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Sports Results Roundup of NFL NBA and Hockey Scores
The report lists final scores across leagues including NFL games Cincinnati 23 Houston 19 Cleveland 17 New Orleans 16 Pittsburgh 20 N Y Jets 7 Philadelphia 27 San Francisco 17 Baltimore 28 Kansas City 14 Dallas 14 N Y Giants 3 Green Bay 28 Chicago Denver 13 San Diego 10 Oakland 37 Atlanta 34 Washington 31 Minnesota 30 N Y Rangers 5 St Louis 2 Montreal 3 N Y Islanders Philadelphia 5 Vancouver 3 Boston 4 Pittsburgh 2 Atlanta 4 California Kansas City 1 Chicago Denver 4 Indianapolis 2 Quebec 2 Phoenix Cleveland 10 Toronto 9 Winnipeg 5 Minnesota 3 Edmonton 4 Calgary 2 Houston 8 San Diego 4 NBA Philadelphia 113 New Orleans 96 Kansas City 110 New York 98 Los Angeles 116 Portland 109 C W Post 9 Hofstra 6 McNeese 20 Lamar 10 Houston 43 Tulsa 30.
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Ashe Wins Grand Masters after Nastase dispute
Ilie Nastase clashed with umpire calls against Arthur Ashe in the Grand Masters in Stockholm. Both were disqualified when Ashe left the court but ILTF president Derek Hardwick overturned the decision, awarding Ashe the victory amid controversy over line calls and Nastase warnings.
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Overtime May Save Blanda's Youthful Touchdowns
Oakland Raiders 37 Falcons 34 in overtime as 48-year-old George Blanda nails a 36 yard field goal to seal the division title and push his career to 2 000 points. Ken Stabler praises the veteran while noting two straight clutch overtime wins.
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Moses Should Have Picked Iowa
Des Moines AP report quotes former Waterloo East prep star Jerry Moses saying he would choose Iowa over Iowa State if given another chance. He recalls facing harsher treatment at Iowa and mentions Notre Dame as a possible out‑of‑state option, noting 37 high school touchdowns and 10+ yard average.
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Mollman Leads Lions Bowling In Iowa City
Cedar Rapids bowler Gordon Mollman led the Lions club state tournament scratch all events with 644 664 613 1921. Second in handicap singles was Bob Carsten senior, also of Cedar Rapids, herding 600 90 690. Moses, a top Iowa prep, quit Iowa State mid season and pursued pro football, including a Houston Oilers tryout. The report blends bowling standings with college recruiting notes and NFL outcomes from Cleveland and Oakland games.
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LaSalle Claims Two Champions at Manchester Invite
LaSalle earned two titles at the West Delaware Invitational led by 98-pound Kevin Hartmann and 138-pound Doug Burkle as Oelwein took the team title. Regis' Louis O'Hara added another first while North Linn placed second in the team standings and LaSalle finished third.
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Knight Files Suit Over 10-Player Travel Rule
Indiana University coach Bobby Knight has filed suit against the NCAA challenging its 10-player traveling squad limit. The action seeks a preliminary injunction and was filed in Monroe County Superior Court. Knight says the rule undermines his commitment to players and the recruiting pledge to keep them on the squad at home and on the road.
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