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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1975
Page
23
Butch Goring, known for hustle and sportsmanship, leads the Los Angeles Kings at home against the New York Rangers in a four game stand. He has 10 points in four games and sits fourth for the Kings with 37 points.
Bishop Amat leads Angelus basketball with a 2-0 mark after two road games as St. Anthony St. Paul Mater Dei and Servite sit at 1-1 while Plus X is 0-2. Saint D’Angelo’s Saints aim to gauge league pace after two on the road, with St. Paul recovering a big win over Mater Dei and guard scorers Fel ix and Carney delivering for their teams.
Stanford aide George Seifert was hired as Cornell's 18th head football coach on a three year contract. He replaces Jack Musick who resigned after nine seasons guiding the Big Red. Cornell posted 3-5-1 records in each of the last two seasons and Seifert was chosen from over 80 candidates with 25 interviewed.
Jeff McHugh, 6-8 forward at Long Beach City College, known as Big Mac since high school, recalls growth spurt and nickname origins. He averages near 20 points per game and hopes to stay by the coast after LBCC. Also noted is Leon McLaughlin being hired as Green Bay Packers offensive line coach.
UCLA coach John Wooden, sidelined by a cold, declines detail on starting five for the upcoming game with USC. He notes a regular lineup of Meyers Washington Drollinger McCarter Trgovich may shift to Marques Johnson, depending on health and strategy.
A dense schedule lists Azusa Pacific at Westmont and multiple rookies through Monday with many matchups across California. The Notre Dame game notes Bruins coach John Wooden calling the Irish tough and speculating on NCAA tournament implications.
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