College Cage Standings Seals Pad Win Skein
California Golden Seals stay last in NHL Division 4 but ride a six game streak into the new year. They beat Boston and Los Angeles, then undid Philadelphia 5 1, led by Larry Patey two goals and rookie Fred Ahern scoring in his first NHL game. Buffalo Sabres win 4 2 over St Louis Blues as Rene Robert scores twice and Don Luce, Gil Perreault add goals.
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Bucks Hold Off Bulls As Kareem Scores 33
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 33 points and grabbed 15 rebounds to lift the Milwaukee Bucks to a 96 95 victory over the Chicago Bulls at the Milwaukee Arena. Bob Dandridge added 33 as Milwaukee withstood a late Bulls rally and extended their winning streak to five games.
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NBA Selects Ganakas Reinstates Jones Attles 10 Spartan Cagers
K C Jones of the Bullets and Al Attles of the Warriors named as East and West coaches for the NBA All Star Game in Phoenix. They are the first black coaches in the mid season classic. Jones and Attles will have one starter from their teams in the opening lineup. Separately Michigan State reinstates 10 players after a suspension following a walkout. Ganakas oversees reconciliation and plans to host Ohio State.
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Solomon Shines as South Tops North in All-America Bowl
Tampa quarterback Freddie Solomon forgoes Hawaii for a home crowd finale. He leads the South with two rushing tallies and a 66 yard passing game earning MVP honors in a 28-22 victory over the North. Solomon connects for the winning 26 yard pass to Lee McGriff after a late onside kick.
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Instant Replay Costs Toronto Toros a Narrow Lead
Toronto, using instant replay to challenge a goal by Tom Simpson, held a 4-3 edge after 17:53 of the third period as Cleveland mounted a late push. The WHA results include Minnesota 9 New England 3, Phoenix 2 Indianapolis 1, Michigan State 3 Vancouver 1, and Chicago 3 Edmonton 2. Toronto, led by Kirk, Nedmansky, and Frank, remained atop the Canadian Division by one point over Quebec.
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Colonels Fall to Spirits in ABA Power Shift
Kentucky Colonels lose 109 106 at St Louis Spirits after exhausting 5 am travel from San Antonio. Artis Gilmore nets 23, Dan Issel hits 25 reaching ABA 10 000 points. Nets beat Virginia 100 95 to seize top East spot.
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Stockton and Miss Steve Win International Mixed Doubles
Dick Stockton and Betty Steve win the $65,000 International Mixed Doubles Tennis Championship. They defeat Marty Riessen and Rosie Casals 67 6-2 6-4 3-6 6-3, earning $19,000 each. Stockton set a tournament record with 27 consecutive games on serve.
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