Pivotal Big Eight race opens with Oklahoma State Iowa State clash
Kansas City AP reports Oklahoma State visits Iowa State to start the Big Eight race amid contrasting records 4-8 for OSU and 9-3 for Iowa State. Missouri and Colorado also in non conference action as the season momentum builds toward key conference matchups.
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College Basketball Results From Saturday and Sunday Actions
A broad roundup lists several reshaped scores including Boston U. 72 Massachusetts 86 and Penn 66 Harvard 61. Notable results include North Carolina State 67 Virginia 61 and Florida State 91 Connecticut 55 with many more games across the nation.
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Recognition Comes to Brown
Larry Brown of the Washington Redskins became a Pro Bowler in each NFL season of his four year career. He led the league with 1 216 rushing yards in 197? and joined historic 4000 yard club for first four pro seasons, with MVP and All Pro honors from the AP, plus two weekly Offensive Player of the Week awards in 1972.
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Pro Basketball Sunday Results
Milwaukee tops Los Angeles 99 to 92 and Boston defeats Baltimore 116 to 98. Cleveland beats Houston 102 to 97 while Chicago rolls Buffalo 119 to 9. ABA Utah edges New York 113 to 104, Carolina 113 Denver 111, San Diego 118 Memphis 113.
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Altoona Midway Nets Sixth Straight at Thayer
Clay Braman scored 21 points and pulled down 17 rebounds to lead the Altoona Midway Jets to a 55 47 non league basketball win over the Thayer squad in Thayer Kansas.
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Altoona Midway Beats Thayer in Flyers Home Clash
Altoona Midway defeated Thayer 55 to 47 with Braman and Willie Troutman keying the win. Thayer’s Harold Powers led Thayer with 13 points, while Showalter and Cox added 12 and 10. Altoona Midway remained undefeated at 6-0. Thayer dropped to 2-4. In a preliminary, the Jets ousted the Flyers 62-13.
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Arizona Kiddy Korps Shake Up College Basketball
Arizona freshman quartet led the Wildcats to upset Texas-El Paso 79-73 and New Mexico 83-73 to reach a first place tie in the Western Athletic Conference with Brigham Young. Coach Fred Snowden praised Norman and the four starters as they push toward national prominence.
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MBL Cage Tourney Opens With Thayer St Paul Clash
The Mineral Belt League basketball tournament opens in McCune Kansas with Thayer facing St Paul at 8 p m Tuesday. Wednesday features McCune versus the Thayer St Paul winner and Thursday pits Oswego against Chetopa. Finals set for Friday night.
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Altoona Midway Jets Top Elk Valley In Girls Basketball
In Longton Kansas on Friday the Altoona Midway Jets defeated Elk Valley 46 to 15 behind Vicki Wescott's 20 points and Carmen Starbuck's 14. The win marks the Jets fourth win in five games this season. Also announced today the Monday and Wednesday bantam and juniors leagues at Bowl Mor are canceled for the rest of the season.
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Funseth Captures LA Open Crown
Rod Funseth won the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open at Riviera, finishing 2 under par 276 to edge a four way group for first. Don Bies David Graham Dave Hill and Tom Weiskopf tied at 279 with Nicklaus and Palmer also contending but inactive on the final day. Paterno stays at Penn State denying NFL jump rumors after weeks of speculation.
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Clarke Wins San Jose Open Narrow Victory
Allie Clarke of Akron Ohio edged Don Johnson of Akron 203 201 to win the 65000 San Jose Open first stop on the winter Pro Bowlers Association tour.
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Louisville Coach To Indiana Post
BLOOMINGTON Indiana Lee Corso former Louisville head coach for four seasons was named to the Indiana University head coaching job.
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College Football Season Curtain Comes Down
The season ended with senior stars in three bowl games in sun and rain across the nation. Chuck Foreman won MVP in the Senior Bowl, Greg Pruitt starred in the Hula Bowl, and John Madeya threw a late touchdown pass in the American Bowl to seal a North victory over the South.
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