Waldo Blasts Hope Out of Magnolia Tourney
In Magnolia last night the Hope Bobcats lost 83-53 to Waldo in the Southern State Senior Boys Tournament. Waldo jumped to a 30- lead with Jacky Robinson and firm shooting, while Hope battled back in spots but could not overcome rebounding gaps and cold shooting, ending with 3-4 on the year as Waldo rode Gary Smith 23 and Eugene Smith 20 to victory.
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Razorbacks Hold Off Oklahoma State 90 to 76 in Fayetteville
Arkansas defeated Oklahoma State 90 76 at Fayetteville as Larry Box and Dean Tolson sparked a first half tie at 41 41. Martin Terry led Arkansas with 28 points while Randy Rasmuson top scored for OSU with 25 as Lanny Van Eman praised Box for key defense and victory.
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Ouachita Leads AIC After Narrow Win Over Henderson
In a key AIC showdown Ouachita Baptist defeats Henderson Reddies 53 to 50 after a late turnover, with James Hamilton scoring 16 for Ouachita and Sam Witherspoon leading Henderson with 24. Ouachita improves to 6 0 in season play and 5 0 in AIC action while Henderson sits at 4 0 in AIC and 7 1 overall. Arkansas Tech tops State College of Arkansas 96 92 with Tech’s David Comba pouring in 41 points.
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Redskins Rally Past Rams For Playoff Clinch
Washington topped Los Angeles 38 24 in Los Angeles as Bill Kilmer threw three TD passes and the Redskins kept their NFC playoff hopes alive. The Rams faltered on fourth down, Abram Allen gambles paid off, and Washington moved closer to the Eastern Division title with Kilmer and Jefferson connecting for a late score.
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ASU plays honored on Kodak All American team
Jonesboro Ark AP two Arkansas State University players Calvin Harrell and Dennis Meyer were named to the Kodak College Division All American team by the American Football Coaches Association. Harrell is a tail back and Meyer a defensive halfback.
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High Scorer Draws Criticism Amid 43 Point Night
Virginia Squires star Charlie Scott, the league scoring leader, scored 43 points in a 123-115 ABA win over the Floridians as injuries force him to shoulder a heavy offensive load. Scott defends his role, likening it to a quarterback directing football plays, and says he will adjust only if the team suffers. Carolina also defeated Utah Stars 125-124 in the other ABA game.
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Oilers face coaching firestorm amid staff firings
Houston Oilers coach Ed Hughes trims staff in a week of turmoil. General Manager John Breen and owner Bud Adams dismissed offensive line coach Ernie Zwahlen, and Hughes fired assistant Walt Schlinkman and equipment manager Johnny Gonzalez. Schlinkman cited lack of offensive plan input as reason. The moves come after a 20-14 win over Buffalo and amid speculation of management retaliation.
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Scott of Va Squires Is High Scorer in ABA
New York AP report shows Charlie Scott of the Virginia Squires leading professional basketball this season with a 35 point per game scoring average. Dan Issel of Kentucky is second at 32 points per game as the ABA releases statistics.
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Could Be First Losing Season for Kentucky's Rupp
In his 41st year at Kentucky Adolph Rupp says the Wildcats lack material after a 91 83 loss to Michigan State marking their second straight setback. Michigan State's Robinson and Kentucky's Andrews tied for game scoring with 32.
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