Boston Montreal Rally To Tie Ice Opponents
The Bruins and Canadiens each earned 3 3 ties in key games as expansion era balance shakes out. Boston faced Buffalo in a nationwide telecast while Montreal rallied past Pittsburgh. Chicago shut out Toronto and Minnesota beat Los Angeles, Detroit topped St Louis, and California defeated Philadelphia.
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Price Leads Cardinals Past Drake With Clutch 3
Louisville coach Denny Crum praised Jim Price as the clutch scorer in a 79-77 overtime win over Drake. Price nailed a 30-foot buzzer beater to seal the game after a slow night, proving his value in crunch time.
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Ryun Wins Mile In Indoor Debut At Sunkist Meet
Jim Ryun won the mile in 4 6.8 at the Sunkist Track and Field Games in Los Angeles his first indoor race of the year. Kipchoge Keino finished 4 07.3 as Ryun eyed Munich with a five-yard margin in a thrilling but slow pace mile.
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Granatelli Cars Win As Fog Delays Course Race Stop
Petty wins after a two hour fog delay in a Paul Richards season opener. He held a slim margin over Bobby Allison as the Granatelli cars claim victory. League leading Dallas defeats Kansas City 7 2 while Omaha tops Oklahoma City 4 0 in Central Hockey League play. Joe Torre of the Cardinals briefly cites differences with Atlanta GM in context of NL Player of the Year award.
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Ware Wins Two Motorcycle Titles at Medicine Park
Danny Ware of Lawton claimed two championships at Motorcycle Park on Sunday winning the 125cc class and the Open division. In the 125cc race Randy Seay and Johnny Scott trailed Ware, while Ricky Herbert and Jim Willoughby finished second and third in Open. Willoughby also won the 250cc race with Darrell Dayton and Tom Thrift of Lawton in second and third.
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PCC Boxers Win 6 Titles at Sunrise Optimist Invite
Patterson Community Center boxers captured six championships at the Sunrise Optimist Invitational in Wichita Falls. Open division 156-pound Johnny Johnson defeated Pat Ozuna of Central Boys Club. Novice 118-pound Willie McGee won by TKO over Scott Pettis. 125-pound Mike Huff decisioned Jerry Smith. Bernie Johnson 135 pounds edged Terry Williams. Don Brewer 95-pound senior bout victory over Ronnie McDonald. Allen Gay 69-pound beat Leonard Brewer. Monroe Jackson 58 pounds won junior special feature.
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