Lopez Invited to Angels Spring Training Camp
Anaheim California UPI reports the California Angels invited veteran outfielder Hector Lopez to attend the club's spring training as a free agent. Lopez was given his unconditional release by the New York Yankees after the 1966 season.
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Jets Crush Patriots to Disrupt Title Chase
New York Jets topple Boston 38 28 as Joe Namath throws three TD passes and Matt Snell runs for a score. Don Maynard and George Sauer catch two TDs. Billy Baird makes key picks. Patriots still face first division title since 1963 if Bills lose.
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Bridge City Tops McKinney for AAA State Title
Stampeding Steve Worster led Bridge City to a 30-6 victory over McKinney in Baylor Stadium before 11008 fans. Worster piled up 242 yards and three touchdowns as Bridge City captured the Class AAA state championship, avenging last year’s loss to Brownwood.
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Moss Named CFL Coach Of The Year
Perry Moss, who led the Orlando Panthers to a 12-2 record in the Continental Football League, was named Coach of the Year by sportswriters. He beat runner up Wayne Hardin of the Philadelphia team, which won the league championship, by nearly a two to one margin.
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Browns Defeat Cardinals as Cowboys Clinch East Title
Frank Ryan threw four TD passes for the Cleveland Browns in a 38-19 victory over St. Louis, sealing the Dallas Cowboys’ first NFL Eastern Conference title. Ryan totaled 29 TD passes on the season, including 42 and 44 yarders to Gary Collins, and a 50 yard to Clifton McNeil.
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Players of the Year named for AFL and NFL
Jim Nance of the AFL and Bart Starr of the NFL were named Players of the Year by the Football Writers Association. Nance set an AFL rushing record with 1,380 yards on 282 carries, while Starr led the NFL with a 62.2 percent completion rate, 2,257 yards, 14 TDs and 3 INTs.
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Deadline Set For Entering Cage Tourney
Roaring Springs Lions Club sponsors the annual holiday basketball tournament with Wednesday as the entry deadline. Fight teams are to be accessed for tourney play. high school teams are ineligible if they interfere with interscholastic rules. Early entries by Charlie Long Glenn Sanders or Dick Carpenter will be accepted.
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Three Coaches Named to Lead Pro and College Teams
Franklin C. s Pepper Rodgers becomes head football coach at the University of Kansas succeeding Jack Mitchell who quits after eight years. Vince Gibson succeeds Doug at Kansas State University as assistant coach moves up. Lou Saban agreed to a 10 year contract worth about 500 thousand dollars as head coach and general manager.
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Broncos hire Saban amid Maryland exit
A terse report notes Saban resigns as University of Maryland head coach to take over the Denver Broncos, described as a record losing pro football team, with mention of a 63 B.C. system and a shift in staff at Rothe.
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