Archer Captures Title in Campbell Playoff
Archer wins the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open in a two stroke playoff over Dave Hill and Bobby Aaron. He shoots 66 in the playoff round after a dramatic par on the fifth and a clutch chip on the 17th to seal the title at Rancho Park. Aaron and Hill each earn $11,575 from a $125,000 purse.
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UCLA Holds No 1 Spot In College Basketball Polls
UCLA remains the nation's top team after sweeping Oregon State and Oregon and collecting 39 of 41 first place ballots. Marquette moves to No 2 with a strong margin, while North Carolina and South Carolina stay Nos 3 and 4 respectively as rankings progress.
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Top 20 College Basketball Poll Shifts Noted
Louisville rises to No 5 as Indiana falls to No 17 after two losses while Penn holds at No 6 and Long Beach State Virginia Ohio State and USC each move up one. New entrants Illinois and Missouri join the second ten with others like Villanova Florida State Southwestern Louisiana BYU Kentucky Hawaii and Marshall in the extended list.
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Coaches market buzz at AFCA convention in Hollywood
The American Football Coaches Association convention opens with registered coaches seeking assistants and head coaches. Stanford may elevate Mike White to succeed John Ralston, while Georgia Tech hunts for a new coach amid talk of Frank Broyles. Oklahoma's Chuck Fairbanks linked to Michigan State. Duffy Daughterty affected. Talks cover rules tweaks like end zone pass interference and automatic touchbacks on kickoffs. Major nominees include Musick, Paterno, Bryant, Schembechler, Devaney, Fairbanks, and Sweeney.
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President’s Play Big Talk of Football
New Orleans. Don Shula and Tom Landry discuss the President’s Play a down and in pass from Bob Griese to Paul Warfield in the Super Bowl. Warfield vows focus to beat Mel Renfro while Renfro studies Warfield’s route. Warfield says Nixon’s idea adds pressure but won’t dictate his choices.
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Broyles Declares Arkansas Coaching Job Best in America
Frank Broyles of the Arkansas Razorbacks says he has the best coaching job in America and rejects reports of leaving his post. He emphasizes commitment to the team and program amid speculation.
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Beard Earns All Star Berth After Coin Flip
The coin toss decided the Eastern Conference spot for Butch Beard of the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA All Star game in Los Angeles on January 18. Beard tied with Elmore Smith and Nate Archibald for the last East berth. six others joined the East roster, while Western picks included Walker, Lanier, Hawkins, Silas, Hayes, and Wicks.
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Jenkins Paid Most as Cub
Cy Young winner Ferguson Jenkins will earn an estimated 125000 per year for two seasons, becoming the Cubs' highest paid player. Last season he led the NL in complete games with 30 and innings pitched at 325, while tying for starts (39) and placing second in strikeouts with 263. He aims to match Robin Roberts' six 20 plus win seasons.
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Staubach Sees Super Bowl as Personal Test
Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach says the Super Bowl is a personal test to prove he can pass as well as run. He trails rival Griese in experience but aims to show he can call plays when ready. Staubach notes he is viewed as a scrambling QB, while he emphasizes passing ability.
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Little Change in Prep Poll
The AP high school basketball poll shows the top five teams unchanged this week with Little Rock Central leading, earning eight of twelve first place votes from a panel of sportscasters and sportswriters, while the lower part of the top ten experiences a major shakeup.
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France Quits NASCAR Post Retirement at 62
William H G France retires as NASCAR president after 24 years, handing the reins to son Billy France. He stays as chairman and consultants while focusing on International Speedway Corp. and Daytona and Alabama tracks. Also reports high school basketball poll results including LR Central and Subiaco.
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Solunar Tables From Knight's Solunar Tables
Solunar periods are listed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in strong cover during these times to maximize sport potential each day.
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