Lakers extend streak to 27 in win over Bullets
Los Angeles Lakers defeat Baltimore 127 120 to extend a 27 game winning run, with Jerry West scoring 37 points and Gail Goodrich adding 28 as coach Bill Sharman praises Wilt Chamberlain and McMillian for strong defense and offense.
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Westmont Wins Occidental Invitational in a Tight Final
Westmont College Santa Barbara used rebounding edge to beat host Occidental 74 to 65 in the championship round. Fred DeVaughn scored 15 and Andrew Hill 14 for the winners, while Oxy’s Doug McAdams had 19. In the consolation game Cal Poly Pomona upset Hastings 85 to 74 led by Paul Thomas with 19 points.
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McElhenny Sued Over Tavern Fight in San Francisco
A 75 000 suit filed in superior court accuses former 49er Hugh McElhenny of punching Robert A. Williams during a tavern altercation on November 1. Williams, VP of Environmental Control Systems, says he sustained a cut eye requiring stitches after the clash sparked when McElhenny’s companion objected to Williams bothering a woman. McElhenny, 43, described as advertising agency executive and radio voice, says he acted in self defense as Williams allegedly swung at him first.
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Bruins Crush Notre Dame In Nonconference Rout
UCLA routs Notre Dame 114 56 after jumping to a 56 16 halftime lead in a one sided victory. Henry Bibby leads UCLA with 28 points while Bill Walton hits all 10 shots for 20 points. Notre Dame’s struggles follow last season’s losses to the Bruins.
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Alan Page Wins UPI NFC Player of the Year
Alan Page of the Minnesota Vikings becomes the first defensive player to win the UPI NFC Player of the Year in 19 years, edging Dallas QB Roger Staubach and others as defenses gain recognition. He cites rising respect for defenders and strong play across teams.
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Cowboys and 49ers Lead NFC Pro Bowl Selections
Dallas, as Eastern Division champions, head an eight man NFC squad with San Francisco placing seven. Roger Staubach leads the Cowboys at quarterback with Greg Landry alternating. Notable rookies include John Brockington and Isiah Robertson. The roster features many veterans such as Merlin Olsen and Mel Renfro, with Linemen, backs, and defensive stars across Detroit, Los Angeles, Minnesota, Green Bay, Chicago, Atlanta, Philadelphia, and Washington.
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