Unbeaten Fairview hosts Hope in key 4 AA clash
Area basketball fans pack Jones Field House as 25 0 Fairview Cardinals face Hope Bobcats in a 4 AA Western Divisional test. Fairview front line stars Mike Green Patton Bush and guards Harris Sanders Pryor backstop a stingy defense while Jim Singleton leads Hope under the boards.
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Trevino Fires Five Under Par at Tucson
US Open champion Lee Trevino fired a five under par 67 in the first round of the Tucson Open, two behind leader Miller Barber and tied for second with Dale Douglass. Barber shot 65 to join Littler, Archer, Cerrudo, Funseth, and Updegraff at 68. Littler finished at 74.
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Players to Deliver New Pension Plan
Major league baseball players seek a new pension package after rejecting the owners offer 24-0. Federal mediator Frank Brown will meet with both sides as Commissioner Bowie Kuhn urges daily talks toward settlement. The players seek 6.5 million with television revenue share, while owners propose 5.3 million.
Irish Seek Reprieve at UCLA After NYU Win
Notre Dame, unranked, extended its season to 18-5 after a 98-88 victory over NYU at Madison Square Garden. Coach Johnny Dee hopes for another shot at UCLA as the Irish pursue NCAA and NIT bids, eyeing a potential rematch with champions of conferences.
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Pipers Chase First After Narrow ABA Win
Minnesota slowed its skid with a 118-113 ABA win over the New York Mets as Charlie Williams and Art Heyman sparked the victory. Williams had 31 points and Heyman 22, lifting Minnesota within one game of East Division leader Miami while Oakland, Baltimore, Atlanta, and San Francisco won their ABA/NBA games.
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Bradley Girls Play Like Champions In State Quarterfinal
Bradley High girls upset Portland 61 to 48 in the Girls Class B State tournament quarterfinal at Lewisville. Portland’s 45 point shooter kept the game close until Bradley’s Jansen and Glenda Knotts combined for 52 points to push into the semifinals against Plummerville.
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Notre Dame Tops NYU. Drake Shines in MVC Race
Notre Dame built a 47 41 halftime lead after injuries and 15 of 25 by a key scorer. Arnzen and Whitmore totaled 26 after the break as the Irish pulled away 95 72. Whitmore 24 Arnzen 20. Denver upset Marquette late as Thomas 17 led Denver 2 22. Drake showcased a 67 percent field goal rate and 30 38 in the final half, edging to a strong shooting display. Willie McCarter 27 for Drake. Temple opened strong, 17 straight to start versus Manhattan, Joe Cromer 21 for the Owls.
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Winter May Take Tech Job
SEATTLE AP Tex Winter, UW head basketball coach, is expected to decide today on an offer to take a similar post at Texas Tech.
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New Baseball Teams Start Up Amid Strike Tensions
The fledgling San Diego Padres and Montreal Expos begin spring training amid MLB pension talks. Padres report 27 of 35 players signed, with Al Ferrara and Johnny Podres among expected arrivals. Royals camp opens with 28 players, about 35 signed soon. Veterans in camp include Gene Alley Jerry Grote Cal Koonce and Blue Moon Odom among others.
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Arkansas QB Bill Montgomery Injured in Sugar Bowl
Sophomore quarterback Bill Montgomery of Arkansas, from Carrollton Texas, underwent about an hour of surgery at Baylor Hospital in Dallas for a small cartilage tear in his right shoulder. Doctor Marvin Knight repaired the cartilage after the Sugar Bowl win over Georgia. Knight also removed a troublesome ingrown toenail, and Montgomery is expected to resume throwing by spring training in April.
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Defections Stir Talks In Major League Baseball
Outfielder Bob Bailey of Montreal notes players defecting, but not a stampede. Marvin Miller, executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association, cautions that defections are a factor though not widespread. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and the federal government join the dispute as players present a new proposal to owners. The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service schedules a Monday meeting to push settlement. Batesman says he left for health reasons and to manage weight.
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