Tired Stars Nip Dougs Tired Stars Nip Dougs SALT. LAKE CITY
The Utah Stars rallied after a brutal four games in four nights to beat the Carolina Cougars 113-112 in ABA action. Willie Wise scored 28 including the late winning layup with four seconds left as Carolina led 100-93 late. Mack Calvin led all scorers with 29 points, while Joe Caldwell added 22 for the Cougars.
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Simpson Seeks Playoff Push After Record Season
Buffalo running back O J Simpson, honored with the Maxwell Award as outstanding NFL player, said his goal is to lead the Bills to the playoffs. The former All American from Southern California noted Buffalo ended a long slump with nine wins, but felt they could have won eleven.
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Southern Guilford Edges West Davidson Twice in Narrow Battles
Southern Guilford defeats West Davidson 58 57 in two close games on Monday. In the boys contest Kim Smith and Joey Hackett drove the decisive baskets in overtime as Southern won 58 57 after West Davidson tied the game at the end of regulation. West Davidson’s Lanning and Davidson paced the visitors with key late free throws, while Southern trailed 21 20 at halftime. In the girls game Southern held off West 44 43 with Susan Sink nearly winning it for West on a buzzer shot ruled after the horn. West now 4 4 in conference play, Southern 7 1 atop the standings.
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Jamestown Little League Sets Meeting
Jamestown officials announce an organizational meeting at 7:30 PM in Town Hall for parents and adults interested in the year’s program. Coaches umpires scorers groundskeepers and other workers will learn assignments for the coming season.
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Colts Coach and GM Clash Over Aides
Baltimore Colts coach Howard Schnellenberger and general manager Joe Thomas clash over the firing and nonrenewal of contracts for three defensive aides. Thomas ousted Ray Callahan and Bobby Franklin, while Dick Voris left for the Jets. Schnellenberger first backed the assistant coaches but said the ultimatum forced him to reconsider his future with the team.
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Jaynes Green Top Picks As WEL Opens Draft
MEMPHIS and other cities watched as the World Football League opened its first draft of top college prospects. Memphis favored David Jaynes over Woody Green, with Detroit and Chicago making early selections and Chicago hinting at Bill Koller as a key pick. the six round draft plans 72 players, a smaller event than the NFL’s two day, 17 round process.
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Parilli Named Head Coach of Boston Bulls in World Football League
Former Kentucky star and Boston Patriots quarterback Vito Babe Parilli, 43, was hired as head coach of the Boston Bulls of the World Football League. The deal is described as a multi year contract worth over 50 000 dollars per year, with Parilli expressing strong enthusiasm about the league and organization.
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Babe" Parilli
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Notre Dame Climbs No 1 In AP Poll After UCLA Win
Notre Dame coach Digger Phelps said the Irish are thrilled to be No 1 but cannot relax with 16 games ahead. They earned 36 first place votes and 990 points after a 71-70 comeback over UCLA, with UCLA slipping to second amid an 8-game win streak ending.
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Colonels Cool On McDaniels In ABA Talks
Louisville report says the Kentucky Colonels ended negotiations with Jim McDaniels after a long meeting with Ellie Brown. The team shifted focus to 6-foot-10 Jim Bradley from Northern Illinois as a potential ABA signing. Bradley helped East Chicago Roosevelt win the 1970 Indiana state title.
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