Wooden expects Alcindor to grow more aggressive in pros
UCLA coach John Wooden says Lew Alcindor must become more aggressive when he turns pro or face a rough NBA or ABA start. He notes Alcindor is a thoughtful, unselfish star who can fit any offense but should not be built around for scoring alone. Wooden also discusses possible league choices and future earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
NBA
Lew Alcindor
John Wooden
UCLA
Lew
ABA
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Bill Russell
Wonden
Alcindor
New York
Tha
Wooden
Celiege
Elvin Hayes
Don Kojis
John Brock
Hayes
San Diego
Ferdinand Lewis Alcindor
Calvin
Mit-Court
Layden
Murphy
Niagara
Allen Back As Head Ram
Los Angeles Rams coach George Allen is rehired by Dan Reeves the team president and owner of 51 percent of NFL stock after a brief firing amid a reported personality conflict. Allen returns with two years left on a $40,000-a-year contract and amid player fan and media pressure. Reeves says the move was influenced by a healing conversation with team doctor Jules Rasinski Jr and by Allen’s dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stevenson
Associated Press Sports
LOS Angeles
Journal
American Medical Association
Los Angeles Rams
Dan Reeves
National Football League
George Allen
Reeves
Allen
Jules Rasinski Jr
Newsmen
Namath voices AFL QB superiority ahead of Super Bowl
Jets quarterback Joe Namath said on television there are at least four better passers in the AFL than Earl Morrall of Baltimore, naming Daryl Lamonica Had of the Chargers Griese and Namath as examples and suggesting Babe Parilli could have played for Baltimore. Colts coach Don Shula defended Morrall and praised Namath as a top passer with a quick release and mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Joe Namath
Namath
New York
Jets
Baltimore
Earl Morrall
Oakland
Daryle LaMonica
John Had
San Diego Chargers
Bob Griese
Miami Dolphins
Mor
Don Shula
Colts
Earl
NFL
Morrall
Karl
Shula
Eckert Maintains Post As Baseball Commissioner
Chicago scene reports General William D. Eckert has kept interim control of baseball as he announced at the Executive Council meeting that he will hold full authority until a new commissioner is elected, after submitting his resignation last December with four years left on his seven year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William D. Eckert
Eckert
Dierking Dampens Boozer Night In Royals Win
Connie Diering scored decisive late baskets to lift the Cincinnati Royals 106 104 over the Chicago Bulls in Omaha. Bob Boozer, local product for Chicago, had 25 points as Don Nelson led Boston past Seattle 121 97. ABA: Houston shocked Kentucky 110 105 while Los Angeles beat Denver 122 114 in OT. Celtics move to 24 2 and lead Eastern. Dallas falters in OT after a 110 110 tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dierking
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Bulls
Bob
Boston
Seattle
American Basketball Association
Houston
Kentucky
Los Angeles
Denver
Don Nelson
Celtics
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Celts
Bob Rule
SuperSonics
Willie Somerset
Somerset
Colonels
Art Becker
Darel Carrier
Bob Warren
George Stone
Dallas
Larry Miller
The New Calvin Murphy Becomes a Complete Player
Niagara University star Calvin Murphy shifts from shoot-first to a complete game. Coach Layden moves him to midcourt to spark offenses while Murphy hones defense and playmaking. Despite changes, Murphy remains a top scorer with a 40-plus point per game average and a 68-point single game vs Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin
Albie Pearson
Murphy
Ore
Syracuse
Davidson Eyes St Josephs After St John’s OT Loss
Davidson Wildcats seek rebound after a controversial 75-74 overtime loss to St John’s on the same court. Coach Lefty Driesell vows no alibis as Davidson aims for their ninth win against St Joseph’s at Charlotte Coliseum. Other Southern Conference action includes Furman visiting George Washington and Citadel routing Wofford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Davidson
Wildcats
Cats
St. Joseph's
Charlotte
St. John’s
Moser
John Paultz
Driesell
Davidson-St. Joe’s
Kansas closing in on 1000 wins streak after big win
Kansas routed Iowa State 96 41 for a 13th win in 14 games as Dave Robisch poured in 22 and Dave Nash added 18 in Lawrence. The Jayhawks sit at 997 all time victories and 12 straight, aiming to become the first program with 1000 wins. Kentucky and Villanova also posted wins, with Louisville and Notre Dame prevailing in tight finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Couch
Associated Press
Kansas
Jayhawks
Dave Robisch
Town
State
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Villanova
Niagara
New Mexico
Arizona State
Notre Dame
Fordham
Louisville
St. Louis
Cyclones
Lawrence
Kan
Dave Nash
Roger Brown
Robisch
Jo Jo White
Dan Issel
Mike Casey
Es Fonimia Economic Source and Agriculture Note
Es Fonimia relies on livestock farming with camels sheep goats and cattle as primary income. Agricultural life centers on plantation tyyn with crops such as cart peanuts sugarcane bananas and eet. The country lacks a written national language affecting education funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonimia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph Bernstein
Dierking Dampens Party
THE
Bob Boozer
Connie Diering
Bob John
Arson
Warren
Gling
Arnold Palmer
Ews. Syq
Ste
Calvin Murphy
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Nea
Niagara University
Frank
Lewis
Supply CO
George Washington
Furman
Ft. Myer
Citadel
Wofford
William and Mary
West Virginia
Ben Ledbetter
Cadets
W&m
Ft. Eustis
Mountaineers
We&m
Dave Daugherty
Carey Hummel
WVU
College Basketball Review
Ence
Mike Grosso
Jed
Howard Porter
Johnny Jones
Billikens
Butch Beard
Jerry King
Court Grosso
Charlie
Criss
Jimmy Collins
Trigger J
New Mexico State
Aggies
Collis Jones
Scrappy Fordham
South Bend
Bob Arnzen
Cardinals
Gene Smith
Southern Illinois
Kentucky Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Wachovia
Salem St. Thomasville
Nat Walker
High Point
Nash Jewelry
N. Main
Somalia
Africa
Cali
Ethopia
Kenya
Guiba
Mogadiscis
Somati
Bill
Jack
Deep River Oil CO
Feu
Bow Y
Carroll's Corner
the Peddler Steak House
East Parris Avenue
Main Street
K-Mart
A.8.c
John R. Peacock
J. B. Gibson
Oakwood Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!