National Title Game Possible Says Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star reports the NCAA playoff study committee discussed a national football playoff in Palm Springs. An NCAA official confirms no decision was made and a spring survey will gauge sentiment among coaches, presidents, and others. No playoff for the 1968 season.
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Mavericks Allege Rockets Paid Hay to Sign
Houston Mavericks accuse the San Diego Rockets of paying University of Houston star Elvin Hayes at least 5000 while still in college. Hayes, 6 9 2, signed with San Diego for about 440000 over four years and planned a Friday news conference. Mavericks vow to fight the NBA signing.
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Tired Don May Quits Olympic Tryouts
Dayton star Don May withdrew from the Olympic basketball team tryouts in Ohio citing physical exhaustion. The 6 foot 4 forward said he could not perform at his best and chose to eliminate himself from the competition ahead of the Mexico City games.
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Reed questions discounts as potential Big Ten violations
Bill Reed, Big Ten athletic commissioner, says discounts given Michigan athletes may not violate conference rules unless athletic directors vote to classify them as such. The Michigan Daily sparked an inquiry in February and a May meeting in Minneapolis will review the report amid competing campus discount claims.
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St Louis Bowlers Lead Field in New Orleans Open
Two St Louis pros top a 16-player field in the $40,000 New Orleans PBA Open semifinals. Don Helling led with a 24 game total of 5107 at an average of 212, while Ray Bluth followed in second.
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Kennedy Track Team Mostly Juniors and Sophs at New Kennedy
Kennedy High track opens with unfinished facilities. Coach Larry Bradshaw, former Washington assistant, leads a team built around juniors and sophomores. Standouts include Mark Votroubek, Rick Freese, Tom Karras, and sprinters Craven and Schuler as they prep for state indoor meet and debut against LaSalle.
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Twins Lefty Flown Home Kaat Has More Arm Trouble
The Twins face a setback as pitchers deal with Kaat elbow trouble after flying home for X-ray treatments. In spring action, Giants rout Angels 18-3 and Orioles lose 2-0 to Washington as Pascual and Denehy guide the Senators.
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Baseball Linescores from Florida Outings Report
Baseball scores and line details across multiple games in Florida including St Louis Oakland New York Washington Baltimore Chicago Los Angeles Detroit Cincinnati and Cleveland with pitchers batters and run totals from venues in Bradenton St Petersburg Miami Cocoa Vero Beach Tampa Tucson Phoenix and other cities.
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Phoenix Wins Toss of Coin in Expansion Draft
Phoenix won a coin toss with Milwaukee and will have first choice in the NBA expansion draft. The two new teams may select 18 players from the 12 existing clubs in New York on May 6. Each older club may protect seven players and lose no more than three.
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Upper Iowa downs William Jewell in non-conference baseball
Upper Iowa University beat William Jewell 8 to 7 in a non-conference baseball game. Gene Meister Jim Timmerman and Gary Christian held Jewell to five hits while Don Kimm and Joe Reaves doubled for the Peacocks. The team planned doubleheaders at Warrensburg before returning home. USC coach Stan Jack flew home after his father’s sudden death.
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Boxing Results From The Ring AP Report
In Philadelphia Stanley Kitten Hayward 155 stopped Mel Collins 152 in six. In Los Angeles Paul Rojas 126 outpointed Enrique Higgins 1252 to win the vacated WBA featherweight title. In Seattle Charlie Robinson 138 outpointed Leo Agbulos 137 over ten rounds.
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