Hawks End Cavaliers Run Behind Hudson's 43 Points
The Atlanta Hawks crushed the Cleveland Cavaliers 131-107 led by Hudson with a season high 43 points on 19 of 26 shooting. Bridges added 25 as Cleveland fell to 0-10. John Johnson led the Cavaliers with 24 in the NBA only scheduled game of the night.
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Flyweights in a World Title Match Postponed to December
Bangkok AP reports the WBC flyweight title bout between Chartchai Chionoi of Thailand and Erbito Salavarria of the Philippines has been moved to December 7. Promoter Thiemboon Indrabutr cited Chartchai’s recent bout of flu and pending approval from Salavarria’s camp in Manila as reasons for the delay.
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Bruins Win Back-To-Back Shutouts In NHL Weekend
Boston Bruins powered to a 6-0 win over the New York Rangers and a 5-0 victory against the Minnesota North Stars at Boston Garden, with 105 shots on goal and Ed Johnston then Gerry Cheevers sharing the goaltending duties. Phil Esposito added three assists to reach 500 career points while Johnny McKenzie scored twice after a 10 stitch cut.
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Flyers Hold Lead as Penguins Rally Late in Game
Serge Bernier and Guy Gendron opened scoring for Philadelphia with first period goals while Larry Hale added a third period tally to keep a comfortable lead. Pittsburgh’s Nick Harbaruk and Glen Sather sparked a late surge. Eddie Shack and Bob Berry scored for Los Angeles to beat Buffalo, ending the Kings’ three game skid and dropping the Sabres to a fourth straight loss.
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ASU Board Seeks Football Showdown With U of A
Arkansas State University leaders discuss inviting the University of Arkansas to a joint football meeting to arrange a game between the two schools. ASU leads the AP college division poll, while UA is ranked eighth in the university division.
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Tech Takes Over First Place in AIC
Arkansas Tech seized sole possession of first in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference after a 37-17 victory over second-place Southern State. The Wonder Boys, led by Larry Brown and Benny Shepherd, totaled 411 yards. Tech improved to 4-0 in conference play. Muleriders fell to 3-1. Also, A&M, Henderson, Ouachita, and Southwestern Arkansas results noted with nonconference and divisional scores.
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