Lakers Built on Trades Behind 32-Game Streak
Los Angeles has built its record streak with seven of ten players acquired by trade or purchase. Fred Schaus credits a three-way committee with owner, coach, and GM for all key moves. Wilt Chamberlain arrived in 1969 in a pivotal deal, enabling the Lakers to become a powerhouse on the West Coast.
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Isiah Robertson Named AP Defensive Rookie of Year
NEW YORK AP Isiah Robertson Rams outside linebacker earned the Defensive Rookie of the Year honor with 37 of 60 votes. He starred with blitzes, fumbles and pass disruption, after a slow start, beating Phil Villapiano and others for the prize.
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U of A Loses to Mississippi State in Starkville
Martin Terry scored 29 points for Arkansas as the Razorbacks fell 79-75 to Mississippi State in Starkville. Terry, a 6 foot 4 junior from Emporia Kansas, led Arkansas scoring while Jack Bouldin topped the Bulldogs with 20. State held an eight point margin most of the second half as Arkansas narrowed late. Arkansas dropped to 39 million?
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Griese Wins Thorpe Award for 1964 NFL Season
Miami Dolphins quarterback Bob Griese has been named the Jim Thorpe Memorial Trophy winner for outstanding professional football player. Griese led the AFC champion Dolphins to a 10 3 season and postseason wins over Kansas City and Baltimore to clinch the title before facing the Dallas Cowboys in the upcoming Super Bowl.
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Northern Illinois Upsets Indiana In Frosty Gym
Indiana led by Jobie Wright with 30 points but Northern Illinois defeated the fifth-ranked Hoosiers 85-71. Huskies built early lead, held on through second half as crowd reaction to anthem reflected campus tensions. Jim Bradley scored 24 and Billy Harris 18 to pace NIU.
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Majors Not Actively Seeking Job at Rice
Ames Iowa AP report states Iowa State football coach Johnny Majors, 36, said he is not actively seeking the dual role of football coach and athletic director at Rice University. He confirmed visiting Houston for an interview but, per Rice, is not an applicant and not pursuing the position.
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Casper Leads Open Start With Top Form At Glen Campbell LA
Casper, the quiet favorite, opens the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open as the 72-hole event kicks off at Rancho Park. Palmer, Trevino and other stars compete in the 46th annual tour opener, with Lunn, Jacklin and Goalby among notable entrants and Harney seeking a $25,000 first prize.
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Kings Rally To 4 1 Win Over California Seals
Los Angeles Kings climb out of cellar in NHL West by winning six of 11 after a rough start. Juah Widing returns to lineup and scores twice, matching a club record with goals in six straight games as the Kings beat the Seals 4 1 in Oakland. They prepare for a seven game road trip starting with the rematch tonight.
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Solunar Tables From Knight's Tables Guiding Daily Sport
Solunar Tables printed below derive from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these periods to find the best sport each day offers.
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