Sabres Rally to Top Red Wings for First East Division Win
Buffalo Sabres overcome two man advantages to beat Detroit Red Wings 4 3 Friday night. Cliff Schmaulz converted a power play late, Ben Anderson scored on a 50 foot shot after Detroit penalty, and Roger Crozier, ex Detroit goalie, stopped 30 shots in the Sabres win. Delvecchio's 399th NHL goal and Meehan's 3 2 stretch set final tilt.
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Celtics Rally Beats Royals 141 226 in Narrow Win
Boston Minutemen erased a late deficit to topple Cincinnati Royals 141 to 226 as Don Nelson sparked the finish with a key three point play and a late free throw. John Havlicek led Boston with 32 points while Dave Cowens added 20. Tom Vanarensburg paced Cincinnati with 26. Other NBA results included Baltimore over New York 95 92 and Philadelphia over Los Angeles 122 127.
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Guardians back Haywood ABA pact as valid
Ben Gibson, former college and amateur star, says the 1.9 million six year Haywood Rockets contract is legitimate. Gibson signed as Haywood's guardian after Rocke t board chair Bill Ringwood drafted the deal on legal pad. Haywood, 21, has been AWOL, with Rockets suspending him and fining him for missed games as he seeks a new 1.35 million package.
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Government clarifies duck rules in new possession limits
The Interior Department today clarified a regulation on wild duck possession and transport. Hunters may possess only a single day’s bag limit while moving to a car camp or other listed locations, though they may shoot again the next day to reach a two day limit. The rule targets abuse of accumulating multiple days’ limits in one day.
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Fishing for dollars marks solid 1970 salmon season in California
DFE and G reports preliminary 1970 ocean salmon landing estimates show a strong season with 6.8 million pounds, up 700,000 from 1969. Kings dominate with 8.6 million pounds and silvers at 1.2 million. sport landings decline as hunting seasons begin, while the guardian hopes ocean catches near 1969 levels before November 10. Buck hunters face a weekend in California as deer seasons reopen across northern regions. Fire area inspections in Southern California indicate light wildlife losses with 27 dead deer near San Diego and varying impacts on small mammals, while quail and deer largely survive. Montgomer y coordinates reseeding efforts with land agencies.
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Engleman services for former Padres player held in San Leandro
Funeral services were held this morning for Dateh Engleman a 72 year old former Pacific Coast League San Diego Padres player He died Thursday in Hayward Calif and was a longtime resident of San Leandro
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First EBAL net rainout halts post season tennis
LIVERMORE The East Bay Athletic League post season tennis tournament was paused by rain for the first time in eight years. About 18 players remained unsettled as both singles and doubles matches stopped just before noon. Amador’s Ron Estrada and John Swett’s Luis Romo were the last to halt play. Rena led 3 1 in the second set of their quarterfinal when action paused. Coaches decided to resume Monday at 4 pm on the Granada court from the point of stoppage.
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West Drives By Jones For Lakers Two in Philadelphia
Jerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers breezes past Wally Jones for a two point score as Lakers rally from a 15 point deficit in the third quarter. Philadelphia holds on for a 127 to 122 NBA win amid ad text distractions.
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Mays Two Strokes Back In San Diego Golf Classic
Ron Fairly and Cubs coach Peanuts Ihrey hold a two stroke lead over Willie Mays after the second round of the pre hole professional golf classic in Rancho Bernardo California. Fairly and Lowry tied for the 148 total while Mays posted a 77 to reach 180.
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Angels hire Muffell as roving minor league instructor
Anaheim based Angels announce Billy Muffell former St. Louis pitching coach for four seasons has joined as roving minor league instructor. The move adds experience to the farm system and comes amid organizational changes in the pitching staff.
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