Wepner Faces Ali in Richfield Bout for $100000
The Jersey City tough guy Chuck Wepner prepares for a March 24 title shot against Muhammad Ali in Richfield Ohio. The 6 foot 5 contender, known for bleeding, trains with Bayonne friends and reflects on his Marines past and a plan to fix his battered face after a possible victory.
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Bucks Top Opponent As Abdul Jabbar Starred In Fourth
Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 13 of his points in the fourth quarter to power the Milwaukee Bucks to a 103 96 win over Kansas City Omaha. Dandridge led Milwaukee with 16 points, Archibald paced the losers with 22 points and 12 assists. Other box score details follow the fragmented OCR.
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Basketball results roundup from various colleges and universities
College basketball results summarized with teams including Wald Awe NT, Saint Marymount Kan, Monmouth Edinboro St Pa, Palm Beach Atlante Fla, International om Cent Ark, Millersville Pa, Ferns St Michai Wesleyan Montevello Ala. A fragmentary listing shows multiple matchups and venues.
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Meanve Tactic Rights Acquisition by Kings Highlight Draft Outlook
The Kings secured rights to a meanve tactic from Hyde of the Atlanta Falcons, signaling plans for undupclosed future draft chaces and roster strategy. The move aligns with a broader effort to bolster playmaking options and flexibility ahead of the next NFL draft window.
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Blades Rally Past Oilers for Second Home Victory
Brayton Anne and Stephen Von led the Baltimore Blades to a 53 win over the Edmonton Oilers powered by a strong period start. Eddie Joyal scored twice for the Oilers as Baltimore earned just their second home win since relocating from Detroit.
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Tennis results WCT Green Group at Munich first round
In Munich first round results Hewitt of South Africa defeated Hans Kary of Austria 64 34 64. Giltinan of Australia beat Fred McNair 64 64. Ball of Australia beat Dick Dell 74 57 74. Indoor results in Dusseldorf show Crawford of Weston Massachusetts defeating Farell 24 4 64 and Elschenbroich of Germany defeating Tito Vasquez. Evert of the United States beat Marcie Louw 63 62. Others include S Ainca and Newb La Jolla defeating counterparts 62 63, plus Molena Kroschina, Helen Gourlay, and more in mixed results.
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Twins Hand Dodgers 4-3 In Grapefruit League Action
The Minnesota Twins scored three unearned runs in the eighth inning to beat the Dodgers 4-3 in Florida exhibition play. Rod Carew and Erric Soderholm led a fourth inning rally, while Randy Bass hit the only homer for Minnesota. Mark Wiley earned the win.
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Wooden predicts Bruins 22 4 season while USC eyes NIT run
Wooden described his preseason forecast kept in a sealed envelope, predicting a 22-4 Bruins record after a 23-3 start and noting two potential road losses avoided. He praised USC coach Bob Boyd, who expects a 20-win season and a National Invitation Tournament bid in Louisville. Writers named Meyers player of the year and Wooden coach of the year with UCLA teammates Washington and Johnson among the first team.
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Raveling says Wooden retirement likely. UCLA set for playoff
Washington State coach George Raveling maintains his column prediction that John Wooden will retire. He claims sources “up and down the Coast” know of the move, though Wooden has not decided. UCLA opens playoff run in Pullman against Michigan as bid season continues.
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Government auctions contracts of Birmingham Americans
IRS official William E. Self announced the government will sell its rights to the Birmingham Americans contracts. The WFL champion team owes about 236000 in back taxes, with sealed bids opening April 18 at 10 a.m. in Birmingham.
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Hollingworth in Oakland and Wilbur Wood linked with Orta
Chuck Tanner’s bosses declined. With Catfish Hunter gone the A’s need a proven pitcher. Jack Jackson is praised as one of the classiest players in the American League. Spring training jibes with Adlesh and St Anthony grad’s reminiscences wrap the piece.
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California Classic Adds Laimbeer Theus To Host Team
Palos Verdes center Bill Laimbeer and Inglewood forward Reggie Theus join the host squad for the California Basketball Classic Sunday in Long Beach. Laimbeer leads CIF 4A semifinalists while Theus and Sentinel face Marina Huntington Beach. Tickets priced 1.50 3.50 and 3. Latest US additions include Pat Foschi Virginia Minn and Bernard Toone Yonkers N Y with 27.2 PPG 18.5 RPG 7.9 APG and 33.6 PPG plus 20 RPG averages respectively. The US team has nine of 12 berths filled.
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Angels Singer returns to mound in spring drills
Bill Singer, coming back from a serious back injury after 14 starts last season, threw 15 minutes in the Angels' windy spring session with no pain. He posted a 7 4 record and 2 98 ERA last year, as Los Angeles assesses infield options and healing pitchers. Nolan Ryan reported a minor calf strain while Ellie Rodriguez remains sidelined with flu as Dick Williams weighs Ramirez among possible shortstop and third baseman choices.
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