Red Devils fall to Emerson in Area 13 final showdown
Cale Red Devils, led by Blake with 27, pushed Emerson Pirates to the limit in a 62 61 semifinal loss after edging McNeil 66 47. Blake, John Williams, Green, Rhodes, and Allen starred. season ends 27 6 with two sportmanship trophies and three seniors highlighted.
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Cochran Sisters Lead U S Alpine Gold Medal Hope
The Cochran sisters from Vermont emerge as top U S contenders for Olympic alpine skiing gold in 1972. Barbara Ann, 20, won the women's slalom at Heavenly Valley as four days of World Cup racing opened, while Marilyn, 21, won at Mt Ste Anne before a disqualification affected her bid.
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Not Hopeless Says Lone Black in Golf Play
Pete Brown, the only black player among 146 pros at the PGA championship in Palm Beach Gardens,5050 Florida, expresses cautious hope for a black major winner while praising peers like Jim Dent and Curtis Sifford. Brown, born in Mississippi, battled polio in 1956 and rose to pro golf in 1962 with a notable 1970 season, including a playoff win over Tony Jacklin. England and Scotland played to a 2-2 U-23 soccer draw in Glasgow.
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Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Tables
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide you to fish or hunt in prime times each day. Use the periods to align your activities with peak sport potential and seek better fishing territory or hunting cover accordingly.
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Bucks Claim Best Record With 13th Straight Win
The Bucks beat San Diego 139-104 to extend their streak to 13 and secure the league’s best record with 13 games left in the regular season. Lew Alcindor and Elvin Hayes traded baskets while Bob Dandridge scored 33 for Milwaukee, as New York, Boston, Atlanta, San Francisco, and Seattle also won.
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First female jockeys race at Oaklawn Park Hot Springs Arkansas
Kim Sawyer aged 18 and Paula Herber aged 17 became the first women to ride competitively at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs. Herber rode Breaux's Banjo and Sawyer rode He met Embers in races four and five, both finishing last. Sawyer plans to ride mainly for her mother, trainer with seven horses. Herber rides for her father, with four horses in training.
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Rose and McNally headline big bids in baseball and hoops
Pete Rose posts 316 average on a down salary demand as Cincinnati negotiates a two year 250000 deal. Cleveland ace Sam McDowell seeks a six figure raise after 20 wins. Baltimore signs 24 game winners McNally and Cuellar, with other big moves across the leagues.
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Nets Ramp Up Scoring But Stall in East Standings
New York nets pummeled Pittsburgh 134-108 led by Rick Barry with 35 points as they stretch six wins in seven, yet sit wedged between Kentucky and Carolina in the East playoff race. Other NBA results include Boston over Los Angeles, New York over Cincinnati, Milwaukee over San Diego, Atlanta over Portland, San Francisco over Detroit, and Seattle over Cleveland.
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Duquesne and Louisville Succumb In Upset Week
In college basketball action on Wednesday night eighth ranked Duquesne lost 67-52 to unranked Boston College while 15th ranked Louisville fell 79-78 to Cincinnati. South Carolina defeated Wake Forest 84-64 and 14 La Salle beat American University 62-54. Miami of Ohio topped Xavier 86-72, Duke beat NC State 82-78, St Bonaventure crushed St Francis 105-65, and Toledo upset Western Michigan 81-66 as SC finished 11-0 at home and 18-4 overall.
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NAIA Cage Playoffs Set for Pine Bluff District 17
The District 17 NAIA basketball playoffs come to Pine Bluff with Arkansas Tech facing Ouachita in game one Monday night and Southern State taking on Henderson in the second game. Southern State earned a playoff berth as AIC champion, while Southern State, Henderson, Arkansas Tech, Ouachita, and Southern State earned spots based on records and schedules.
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