Super Sunday boosts NBC viewership amid mixed pro football chatter
Network hopes for a record Sunday as Super Bowl interest drives high ratings while golf and other sports lag. Nielsen checks show 50s and 45s in Los Angeles and New York tuning to the Bowl and Crosby golf, with bookies shifting bets on teams like Green Bay, Kansas City, Dallas, and Washington due to erratic performance. Player payoffs and prize money for playoff games are outlined, and Mickey Mantle recalls a Texas deer hunt prank with Whitey Ford and Billy Martin, plus roommate anecdotes about Ross Moschitto and a candy bar bellyache incident.
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Haywood's Best Game Peps Sonics in NBA win over Hawks
Spencer Haywood scored 23 points and grabbed 18 rebounds to lift Seattle past Atlanta 108 12 in a tense NBA contest. Atlanta protested a Sonics game due to Haywood's ABA background while he played all 43 minutes in his best NBA showing yet. Bob Booser added two late free throws as Milwaukee edged Baltimore 101 98 before 12,209 in Baltimore.
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Penguins Rally Past Seals 4-2 as Hestall Wins
Penguins erased a 2 0 deficit to beat the California Golden Seals 4-2 in a National Hockey League game. Bryan Hestall of Pittsburgh stole the puck from brother Dennis and scored the deciding goal with 3 26 remaining.
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John Sagehorn scored 36 points to lift Wilson High over El Rancho 70 0 in Pico Rivera for a Moore League win. Sagehorn matched a season high with his seventh 30 point game as Wilson snapped a three game skid and Millikan beat Jordan 63 33 as the Rams shot 56 percent.
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Lancers Win In Two Overtimes At Long Beach College
Lakewood nipped Poly 73 to 72 in double overtime as Keith Billington and Gren Gerke combined for 53 points. Poly dominated early, then rallied to force OT after trailing by two at the end of regulation. Billington hit the decisive shot in the second OT after a Lakewood timeout with 36 seconds left.
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Southwest Basketball Results From Multiple Colleges
Localized scores from Houston to Midwest action show Nevada-Lan Lobo defeat by Houston 73 to 30 while Howard Payne nips Southwasin 92 to 79. Other listed games include Drake 120 over Missouri-Kansas City 5, Kentucky Wesleyan 64 over Central State, and Michigan 66 defeating Saint Joseph's. Leading scorers include Durreil and Davidson with standout efforts across several campuses.
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Cerritos Defeats Santa Ana 62 to 27 in Conference
Cerritos Falcons dominated Santa Ana Dons 62 27 in South Coast Conference play at Cerritos. All America candidate Ty Mooma scored 27 points before leaving with 13 minutes 29 seconds left. Randy Craig added 16 points as Cerritos pulled away early.
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But Do the Rams Anaheim Wants Bills To Seattle
Anaheim panels back a pro football team for Orange County and suggest the Buffalo Bills might relocate to Southern California. They could base at Anaheim Stadium with its large seating capacity and close access to about seven million people within driving distance. Officials note any transfer would require approval from 26 NFL owners and territorial consent from Seattle’s and other clubs.
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Long Beach Players Lead San Bernardino Invitational Volleyball
The Long Beach Pacific Coast Club Masters led by Dick Sammer Jim Mc Tiague Al Hoisington Windy Skelton compete among 12 teams in the San Bernardino Invitational men s volleyball tournament at San Bernardino JC. Other top entries include Windjammer Ciscos USC Pepperdine Balboa Bay Masters Santa Monica City College and Baby Trucy s. Competition begins at 9 am.
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Herrera Slips Martinez in First Ring Setback
Rafael Herrera of Mexico City scored a split decision upset over the previously unbeaten Rodolfo Martinez in a hard punching 12 round bantamweight bout at the Forum. Herrera, 118, opened with a second round knockdown to seize the early edge. Ricardo Delgado, 111 1 2, Mexico City, won a unanimous decision over Tfalim Gutierrez, 112, in a separate 12 rounder.
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Nets Beat Floridians 107 to 105 on Barry’s 32
Barry scored 32 points for the New York Nets with 20 in the first half as they edged the Floridians 107 to 105 on Wednesday night. Mack Calvin led the losers with 27. In other ABA action, Carolina opened the fourth with nine straight points and beat Virginia 14104, while Memphis topped Denver 120 to 103 behind Steve Jones’s 29.
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