NCAA Proposal Triggers Ire Of Top Football Coaches
The NCAA moves to tighten financial aid and scholarship rules at its 66th convention while Illinois State University receives a one year probation for multiple violations. The council screens proposals to restrict aid and limit scholarships, with a possible special convention on finance and reorganization. Illinois State faces NCAA program review but no postseason ban.
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Ralston Accepts Broncos Job After Stanford Run
Stanford coach John Ralston, named to lead the Denver Broncos, says pro owners now seek leaders from universities who can communicate with athletes. He leaves Stanford with a 55‑36‑3 record, after guiding the Indians to two straight conference titles and Rose Bowl wins.
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Trevino’s new trim look fuels Campbell Open run
Lee Trevino arrives leaner at 175 pounds to tee off in the Glen Campbell-Los Angeles Open with a strong run of road work and a rested form. He aims for the $25,000 first prize in the $7.5 million tour kickoff, following a six-win 1971 season. Defending champ Bob Lema and peers Palmer, Caspar, and Jacklin also compete as CBS covers the final two rounds.
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Plans for Olympic Games at Sapporo
SAPPORO Japan AP Japanese organizers of the 11th Winter Olympic Games said Thursday they are going ahead with preparations despite press reports that all skiing events may be dropped because of a dispute involving amateurism. Avery Brundage president of the International Olympic Committee was reported earlier to have suggested to the International Ski Federation that Alpine and Nordic skiing events be dropped at the Sapporo Olympics. Fed 13, if some leading skiers are allowed to compete Brundage had warned all National Olympic Committees that their entire teams could be turned from Olympic competition if a single member was found to have violated IOC rules on amateurism. The FIS claimed Brundage was trying to destroy the Winter Olympic Games.
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Frazier Strives in Scrimmage Marathon Ahead of Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier spent about six rounds practicing in New Orleans with George E. Lee and Ray Anderson, then two more against Mike Boswell as he and challenger Terry Daniels prepared for the January 15 bout. Daniels logged 17 rounds, including four with Sonny Moore, and trainer Ronnie Wright said Daniels looked markedly improved after the workout.
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Colonels Defeat ABA West Leader
The Kentucky Colonels defeat the West leader Utah Stars 129-123 as Louie Dampier scores 37 points and Dan Issel adds 31. Nets beat the Carolina Cougars 125-116 with Rick Barry scoring 32 for New York.
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Maryland Tops NC State In AP Top 20 Clash
Maryland rallied from a 21 13 deficit to beat North Carolina State 83 70 as Tom McMillen and 7 foot 4 Tom Buleson led the scoring duel. Clemson beat Georgia Tech 66 57 with Dave Angel 21 points while Holy Cross edged Syracuse 99 93 and Duke defeated Virginia Tech 83 73.
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Basketball scores and schedule from various leagues
Scores list shows many erred entries with teams like Baltimore Detroit Boston Houston Seattle Portland Phoenix Buffalo and more. Scheduled games include Portland at Oakland and Friday matchups Phoenix at Buffalo and Los Angeles at Atlanta with numerous college results and regional standings across East West divisions.
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Griese Tops All Pro Football Team for QB Honor
Dolphins quarterback Bob Griese won the first AP All Pro quarterback spot, edging Dallas rival Roger Staubach 25 to 21. Griese threw 19 touchdowns in the regular season as a 60 member panel chose top NFL players from both conferences. Only four players repeated from 1970, including Charley Sanders, Carl Eller, Alan Page, and Jimmy Johnson.
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Lakers extend win streak to 32 with Cavs victory
Lakers beat Cleveland 113-103 as Wilt Chamberlain stars with 10 points and 16 rebounds in front of a Cavs crowd of 11 178. McMillian 29, Goodrich 27, West 22 aid the rally as Milwaukee Boston and Baltimore also win in NBA action.
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Rice Seeks New Coach and AD in Frustrating Search
Rice University remains without a head football coach or athletic director amid ongoing delays and speculation. President Norman Hackerman voiced eagerness to finalize the vacancy, naming Homer Rice and Johnny Majors as prime candidates while also considering current assistants.
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Redskins Allen Named NFL Coach of the Year
Washington coach George Allen, 49, accepted the NFL Coach of the Year honor from The Associated Press after guiding the Redskins to a 24-20 playoff loss to the San Francisco 49ers. Allen built a strong team via key trades, including Myron Pottios, Jack Pardee, and Diron Talbert, and credited his staff and players for the achievement. He polled 33 of 60 votes, ahead of Don Shula and Ed Khayat who tied for second.
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Tech Senior Leads IAC Scoring With 26 Points Per Game
Arkansas Tech senior David Combs tops the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference scoring list with a 26 point game average. Other players over 20 points include Joe Bynes Am&N 24.5 Danny Thomas Hendrix 23.9 Larry Bray Henderson 23.8 Jim Hamilton Ouachita 23.4 Sam Witherspoon Henderson 22.7 John Reed Ozarks 21.8 Tommy Patterson Ouachita 20.5 Witherspoon and Elliot Jackson Arkansas College. Rebounding leader Witherspoon Jackson ties at 12.2 boards per game.
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Solunar Tables From Knight's Almanac for Daily Sports
Solunar periods from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guide readers to plan fishing or hunting. The schedule highlights optimal activity windows each day to maximize success in the best sport opportunities.
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