Andrews Raiders Stumble as Bethea Leads Beldeville Duo
In a tight game, Beldeville's Carl Bell scored 18, Earl Rhinisee 17, and Watkins 13 to top the Raiders. Miller led Andrews with double figures and Foye hauled 23 rebounds but the team dropped to 7-4 overall and 2-0 in conference. JV and high school results also listed Reedsville defeats and Andrews scorers Eddie Craft 18 and Joe Cheek 16.
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Controversy over NCCU star Garrett continues
North Carolina Central University argues star halfback Ken Garrett should honor his pledge to play football for Central despite signing a grant in aid with Wake Forest. Athletic director Dr. J. W. Younge says the issue will be raised at the upcoming NCAA meeting in Houston as Garrett, a Wake Forest sophomore from Fayetteville, NC, flashed a standout 4.1 yard per carry last season before junior college transfers and academic eligibility moves.
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Protest Mounts Over Haywood Name in Sonics Case
In Friday NBA action the Buffalo Braves lost 110-102 to Seattle as protests mounted against Haywood being on Seattle's roster. The Sonics, aided by Len Wilkens and Don May, staged a second half rally after trailing by 17 at halftime. Other games included Los Angeles over Philadelphia 123-117 and Portland beating Chicago 113-105.
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Neumann Leads Ole Miss Past State In Rivalry Showdown
Mississippi State fell 63-74 as Neumann kept Ole Miss competitive with 37 points, though he missed his 42.8 season average. The Rebels faced UCLA and USC results dominated by top teams, while Florida State beat Miami and Boston College topped Providence. Early rivalry stakes fueled Friday’s games in a crowded college schedule.
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Utah Stars trade Freeman and Hightower in major shakeup
Utah Stars ship Donnie Freeman and Wayne Hightower to the Texas Chaparrals after a $1,000 fine for conduct detrimental to teammates and team. Ron Boone and Glen Combs move to Texas as Freeman, averaging 23.5 points, has missed 16 of 40 games and was an ABA All-Star pick. Freeman also cited contract issues as reason for benching.
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Remembrance Of Super Things Past At Open End Stadium
An obscure note from a stadium end recalls the 80 000 crowd embracing a Colts versus Dallas Cowboys postgame moment. The cryptic line hints at a Super Bowl context and the event’s enduring aura.
Pro Scouts Flocking to Mobile for Senior Bowl
MOBILE Alabama AP More than 100 professional football representatives will view 60 leading college seniors in the 22nd Senior Bowl Game in Mobile. Pros include 13 head coaches and scouts plus personnel directors. Notable players: Dan Pastorini Santa Clara Frank Lewis Grambling J D Hill Arizona State Don McCauley North Carolina Joe Profit Northeast Louisiana Clarence Davis USC John Riggins Kansas Jim Harrison Missouri Larron Jackson Missouri Dennis Havig Colorado Bob Newton Nebraska Dave Thompson Clemson John Mooring Tampa Chip Kell Tennessee Pastorini North Scott Hunter South kickoff at 1 p.m. The South leads series 12-7-2.
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ABA star Dampier sets free throw record in Nets win
In pro play, Louie Dampier set an ABA free throw record with 53 consecutive makes as the New York Nets beat the Kentucky Colonels 125-111. Rich Barry scored 41 points for the Nets. Other ABA results included Miami over Memphis 119-112 and Texas defeat Denver 132-126. Dampler’s record came despite Dampier missing no free throws.
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WBA May Not Recognize Ali If He Beats Frazier
WBA President Bill Brennan says the federation may not recognize Muhammad Ali as world heavyweight champion even if he defeats Joe Frazier in March in New York. Brennan, who still calls Ali Cassius Clay, doubts sanctions would be requested and notes foreign WBA members oppose recognizing Clay. He notes past WBA actions and mentions possible prison in case of draft evasion if the bout occurs before court ruling.
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Fight Results in Santiago Delivers Wide Decision
In Santiago Chile former Cheer featherweight champion Godfrey Stevens defeated California titleholder Jerry Stokes by a unanimous decision after a 10 round bout.
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