Canadiens rally to win in overtime over Bruins 4 3
Montreal thwarts Boston 4 3 in sudden death overtime to take a 2 0 lead in the NHL playoff series. Serge Savard tied the game with 1 09 left in regulation and Mickey Redmond won it at 4 55 of overtime on a power play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Canadiens
Boston Bruins
Serge Savard
Montreal
Mickey Redmond
Deb Chapin Captures Hanford Spike Honor
Cab rillo sophomore Deb Chapin swept to victories in the 100 and 200 yard dashes earning the Hanford spike honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deb Chapin
Hanford
Cabrillo
Debbie Chap
Burton caps record night at Long Beach AAU meets
UCLA star Mike Burton, at 22, sets two American records while winning the 1650-yard freestyle in 15 40.1 and the 1000 free in 9 28.7 at the National AAU Short Course Championships. He earns high point honors with 52, while Sue Atwood leads the women with 54 points and a 100-yard backstroke American mark. The event features 28 teams across six divisions with 400 plus entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Mike Burton
UCLA
United States
Burton
Bruin
Hans Fassnacht
Long Beach State
Fassnacht
Belmont Plaza Olympic
Sue Atwood
Millikan High School
Miss Atwood
United Press International
Denver
Oakland
American Basketball Association
Oaks
Rick Barry
Larry Jones
Walt Piatkowski
Rockets
Warren Armstrong
Miami
Minnesota
Kentucky
Indiana
Oliver Darden
Darel Carrier
Willie Murrell
Celtics Edge Knicks In Game Seven East Playoff Clash
The Boston Celtics edged the New York Knicks 97 96 in a tense playoff thriller to take a 1 0 lead in the East Division series. Boston travels to New York for Game 2 tonight at 8 35 p m as both teams contend for the conference title and a shot at the NBA crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Boston Celtics
New York Knicks
Celts
National Basketball Association
NBA
Boston
New York
Knicks
Knick
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Jerry West
West
Johnny Egan
Egan
Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
Celtics
Don Nelson
Kings move toward St Louis in Western finals series
The Los Angeles Kings defeated the Oakland Seals 5 3 to win the Western division semifinals four games to three and advance to meet the St Louis Blues in the division finals. Ted Irvine scored twice, Lowell MacDonald iced the win, and Red Kelly praised the team’s readiness for the Blues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Stars
Oakland Seals
Los Angeles
St. Louis Blues
Montreal
Johnny McKenzie
Ron Murphy
Boston
Yvan Cournoyer
Jean Beliveau
Canadiens
Johnny Bucyk
Bruins
Savard
Oakland
Calif
UPI
St. Louis
Los Angeles Kings
Kings
Stirling
Blues
Minnesota
Red Kelly
Kelly
Ted Irvine
Carol Vadnais
Irvine
Earl Ingarfield
Bill Flett
Lowell MacDonald
Norm Ferguson
Gary Smith
Gerry Ehman
Seals
Howie Menard
Fridrich tops jump mark to win King City meet
Lom poc Braves take varsity title at the King City Invitational led by John Fridrich clearing 6-4 to break the year-old 6-3 record. Lompoc dominates with 27 points as Santa Cruz and South San Francisco follow. Brickner and Kesler second in events, Chandler clears 12-8 in pole vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
Maury Sipes
Cabrillo
Santa Ynez
Madera
Bob Phelps
Lompoc
John Fridrich
Lompoc Braves
Braves
South San Francisco
Santa Cruz
Dale Brickner
Ron Kesler
Brickner
Kesler
Charley Jackson
Darrell Longley
Gerald Steadman
Jackson
Larry Hildenbrand
John Chandler
Oregon ace shuts out Huskies in rain shortened doubleheader
Oregon pitcher Jon Wheeler dominated Washington with 12 strikeouts and three hits allowed as the Ducks swept the second game 5 0 after Washington won the opener 10 5. Oregon State, California, UCLA and others posted results in Pac 8 play as teams and athletes posted notable performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Oregon
Jon Wheeler
Washington
Wheeler
Huskies
Loren Brucker
Oregon State
Washington State
California
UCLA
Bears
Southern California
Jim Barr
Stanford
Indians
San Jose State
U.C. Santa Barbara
Loyola
Pepperdine
San Fernando Valley State
Los Angeles State
Fullerton State
Cal Poly
San Luis Ob
Banks Still Hitting as Retirement Talks Fail
Ernie Banks, 38, proves tough to retire as Cubs win opener with Banks driving in five runs via two homers and a ninth inning RBI. NL results include Atlanta, St Louis, Houston, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco wins. Gibson allows three hits in Cardinals’ sweep. Palmer and Phoebus pace Orioles' pennant bid with consecutive shutouts versus Washington. McNally posts a scoreless outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McMane
UPI
Ernie Banks
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Banks
Cubs
Chicago
Montreal Expos
Atlanta
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Houston
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
San Diego
Phil Niekro
Tony Cloninger
Clete Boyer
Niekro
Felipe Alou
Sonny Jackson
Alou
Braves
Orlando Cepeda
Felix Millan
Bob Gibson
Joe Carnicelli
Tom Phoebus
Jim Palmer
Baltimore Orioles
Palmer
Orioles
Washington
Phoebus
Senators
Dave McNally
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
New
Frank Robinson
Paul Blair
Blair
Merv Rettenmund
Rico Petrocelli
Reggie Smith
Lee Stange
Red Sox
Petrocelli
Dalton Jones
Smith
Luis Tiant
Stange
Indians
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Angels
Killebrew
al Kaline
Tigers
Yankees
Joe Sparma
Mickey Lolich
White Sox
Venturi shaken as Open bids slip away in Augusta
Ken Venturi faced a tough Masters round and lingering circulation problems as he missed the final 36 holes. Sammy Snead showed genuine sympathy after learning Venturi shot an 83, while Massachusetts and other major league results provided a backdrop of late-season baseball actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Richman
UPI
Augusta
Sammy Snead
Ken Venturi
Kenneth
Snead
Venturi
Sam
Washington
Simpkins brothers win Santa Maria Speedway debut
Dan and Don Simpkins finish first and second in the Santa Maria Speedway debut main event. Steve Stanley escapes injury after an end over end rollover. teammate Darrell Walker crash involvement. Walker finishes fourth behind Simpkins pair and Jim Clayborn. Walker had won the trophy dash and heat race. Don Simpkins wins the other heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Don Simpkins
Santa Maria Speedway
Steve Stanley
Stanley
Darrell Walker
Grandstand
Walker
Simpkins Brothers
Jim Clayborn
Santa Maria
Archer wins 1969 Masters in a tight finish
Archer, nickname Cowboy, captured the Masters with a final round even par 72 to finish at 281. George Knudson and Tom Weiskopf tied for second at 282, while Don January and Charles Coody faded late. Casper's bid faltered after a costly stretch as Archer sunk a 12-foot par putt to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Griffin
UPI
Augusta
George Knudson
Tom Weiskopf
Casper
Archer
Gilroy
Calif
Beltoise Wins Jim Clark Memorial Formula Two Race
In Hockenheim Germany Jean-Pierre Beltoise of France drove the Matra-Fore to victory in the Jim Clark Memorial Formula Two race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockenheim
Germany
Jean-Pierre Beltoise
France
Jim Clark
Youth wrestling tourney winners announced at Cabrillo High
A Saturday youth wrestling tournament at Cabrillo High School crowned champions across age groups and weight classes. The event, part of a Cabrillo clinic series, was run by the Lompoc Valley Boys' Club with Cabrillo wrestlers as officials and Vandenberg Wrestling Club coach Mike Knoll leading as meet director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabrillo High School
Lompoc Valley Boys’ Club
Cabrillo High
Vandenberg Wrestling Club
Mike Knoll
John Arnold
Bill Houlbell
Bob Ferrer
Terry Hitchcock
Mitch Moore
Scott Sanderson
Rudy Correa
Leonard Saych
Scott Eaton
Tony Rider
Mark Moore
al Meindersee
Randolph Roberts
Rick Beers
Kevin Drake
Jim Gold
Willard Grossi
Steve Hitchcock
Mike Sekela
John Forren
Eldon Lucio
HVW
Knoll
Elaine Long
Dave Long
Jack Elbert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Sinden
Mike Ewing
Stanford Indians
Col
Clair E. Ewing
Vandenberg Village
Debbie Meyer
Susan Todd
Colleen Carter
Sheryl Andrew
Corcoran and
Lemoore
San Diego Union
Tulare
Sanger
Baltimores
Old Celtics
Amarillo
Tex
NEA
Bobby Bragan
Texas League
Pires
Posses
Sion
Willis Reed
Em Bryant
Dick Barnett
Russell
Reed
Fridrich
Dave Robichaud
Conquistadores
Simpkins
Masters
Weiskopf
Knudson
Don January
Charles Coody
Coody