LSU without Pistol Pete opens season with four straight wins
LSU no longer features Pistol Pete Maravich as he turned pro with the Atlanta Hawks, yet the Bayou Bengals ride a four game winning streak into their first round tourney game against DePaul in Oklahoma City. Nelson Isley led a 97-76 home win over Georgia as LSU tops an action packed slate with multiple top teams posting decisive results nationwide.
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Bob Hayes Named NFL Offensive Player of the Week
Dallas star Bob Hayes earned AP Offensive Player of the Week after catching four TD passes in the Cowboys 52-10 win over the Oilers. Hayes, who had six receptions for 187 yards, faces an unsigned 1970 contract amid ongoing contract disputes with Dallas.
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Two New Faces Set for Blue Gray Practice in Montgomery
ARKANSAS tackle Dick Bumpas joins Blue Gray practice replacing Rock Perdoni who suffered a rib separation in the Sun Bowl. Also possible is Bill Peterson, recently named head coach and athletic director at Rice, planning to attend today.
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Alcindor Bucks Crush Lakers On TV Showdown
Lew Alcindor scored 37 as the Bucks rout the Los Angeles Lakers 113-88 amid a nationwide TV game. Will Chamberlain was blocked by Alcindor while Oscar Robertson and Jerry West struggled, with Robertson's defense key. Indiana beat Pittsburgh 144-115 and the Floridians topped Kentucky 125-119 in the ABA.
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Duddy Waller Suffers a Heart Attack
MAYETTEVILLE Ark AP Duddy Waller longtime Arkansas basketball coach suffered a heart attack Monday at a Fayetteville hospital in fair condition The 43yearold former head coach who led the program from 1966 until last season resigned last March to enter private business
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Pan American College Edges Arkansas State 94 83
Pan American College used its inside game to defeat Arkansas State 94 to 83 in a nonconference basketball matchup in Edinburg Texas. The Pan American offense surged in the paint as Arkansas State struggled to slow the attack.
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Fights Monday's Fights in Caracas and Jakarta
In Caracas Tullo Gonzalez of Venezuela outpointed Bernabe Villacampo of the Philippines in a 12 round flyweight contest. In Jakarta Fernando Lumacad of the Philippines outpointed Seiichi Watanuki of Japan in a 10 round flyweight bout.
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Murphy Hot in Parker Victory
Vernon Murphy scored 39 points to lift Arkansas to a 91 84 win over Missouri in St Louis. He scored 27 in the second half as Arkansas erased a 13 point deficit. Shedrick Bell and Mark Bernsen added 29 and 25 points respectively, with John Searles grabbing 17 rebounds as Arkansas improved to 3 6 on the season.
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College grid games draw 29.4 million fans in 1970 season
New York AP reports college football attendance surpassed 28.46 million in 1970, up 6.6 percent from 1969. Ohio State averaged 86,490 per home game as it headed to the Rose Bowl against Stanford, while Michigan led single-game attendance with 103,580 at the Michigan State clash.
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Soviet China row taints world track and local hoops
Tass rejects Chinese claim of Ni Chih chin 7 4 leap as world high jump record. In basketball, Broncos beat Indians as Calvin Oliver 27 points and Frank Lourt ridge 6 9 led inside for 47 team points. Sullivan 23 and Pruett 21 helped Indian comeback to tie at 37 37 before halftime.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below derives from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan activities to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport potential each day.
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Kentucky Falls in AP Poll After Purdue Loss
UCLA remains No 1 with 26 first place votes while South Carolina is No 2 and Marquette, Jacksonville, and Penn rise to Nos 3 4 and 5. Kentucky drops from third to seventh after losing 89 83 to Purdue in the invitation tournament final.
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Pacers, Miami Victorious in ABA Doubleheader
The Indiana Pacers defeated Pittsburgh 144-115 and the Miami Floridians beat the Kentucky Colonels 125-119 in a rare ABA doubleheader in Indianapolis. Netolicky scored 36 for Indiana, Daniels 22, while Harge led Miami with 28 points and 14 rebounds in his debut.
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