Bucks Clinch Sixth Straight With Hawkins and Alcindor Leads
In a high scoring NBA night, Lew Alcindor and Kareem Hawkins led Milwaukee to a sixth straight win with 21 rebounds and 28 points as Alcindor’s effort sparked the club. Flynn Robinson and Len Chappell added 25 and 24 respectively for the Bucks, who downed the Celtics 116-101. Atlanta beat Chicago 118-111 while Los Angeles toppled Philadelphia 133-? and Seattle beat San Diego 112-96. In ABA action Kentucky topped New York 107-105, Miami over Carolina 122-115, and Washington 120-108. Lou Hudson poured 31 for Atlanta, and Jim Davis had 22 rebounds for the Bulls. Los Angeles shot well and Jerry West led with 33 points.
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Ouachita and Henderson Lead Divisions in ARK Intercollegiate Conf
Ouachita Baptist University and Henderson lead their divisions as the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference grinds to Christmas week. Ouachita owns a 6-0 division A mark with several close wins while Henderson leads Division B at 4-1 after a 90-79 nonconference win over Grambling and a 78-67 victory over SCA. Arkansas Tech sits second in Division A at 5-1. AM&N joins as a new member and a Pine Bluff tournament is planned for Dec 29-30 with Henderson Southern State and Arkansas A&M participating.
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Jets Bow To Chiefs End Hopes Of Super Bowl Bid
Kansas City beat the New York Jets to advance to the AFL title game against Oakland. Chiefs linebacker Bobby Bell foiled a Jets scoring threat in the fourth quarter as Namath, under pressure, was forced from the pocket and Turner tied the game with a late field goal, preserving momentum for the Chiefs.
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Solunar Schedule Aids Daily Sport Planning
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan fishing or hunting during prime times. The note urges using these periods to maximize chances of success in daily outdoor activities.
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Lamonica's 6 TD Tosses Too Much for Oilers
Darell Lamonica threw six touchdown passes to power the Oakland Raiders to a 56-7 victory over the Houston Oilers. The win put Oakland into the AFL championship against the Kansas City Chiefs on Jan. 4 in Oakland.
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Rhode Island Ohio State and others in college basketball roundup
A sprawling roundup lists numerous college basketball results from Saturday across many schools and conferences. Notable scores include Rhode Island over Brown 89 65 and Hofstra over Delaware 122 63, with many more games and tournament results scattered throughout the page.
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Kentucky Invited by Ofiget Wins Own Tournament
Kentucky defeats Duke 98 676 in the Ken ucky Invitational final at Memorial Coliseum. Dan Issel scored 20 as Bob McGowan added 25 to earn tourney MVP honors. Louisville, Baylor, Penn, Notre Dame and North Carolina also posted wins in a day of early season tournaments.
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Maxwell Wins Crip Hall Award For Razorbacks
Fullback Bruce Maxwell, Hogs senior standout, received the Crip Hall award for the most valuable senior in Arkansas Razorbacks homecoming. He rushed eight times for 41 yards in the 35 13 victory over Texas A M.
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Arkansas Hall of Fame picks four inductees
Two former football coaches and two baseball figures to enter the Arkansas Hall of Fame January 23 in Hot Springs. Fred Thomsen and Duke Wells lead the football contingent with Mel McGaha and George Harper representing baseball.
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Cornhuskers March Through Georgia in Sun Bowl
Nebraska led 18-0 after a record Sun Bowl field goal spree by Paul Rogers who kicked 50 32 42 and 37 yards and added MVP honors as Jeff Kinney scored a 10-yard TD to pace a 45-6 win over Georgia with coach Bob Devaney asserting they jumped on them early.
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National Hockey League East and West Standings Snapshot
NHL standings show New York leading the East with 19 wins and 45 points, Boston 16 wins, 41 points, Montreal 16 wins, 41, Detroit 14 wins, 34, Toronto 7 wins, 26, and Chicago 11 wins, 32. West lists St Louis, Minnesota, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Los Angeles among others with varied tallies. Saturday results include New York 5 Toronto 2 and Detroit 3 Montreal 2. Sunday results feature Minnesota 3 Los Angeles 3 and others. Tuesday has Minnesota at St Louis upcoming.
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