Braves Seek First Place In Santa Barbara Hoop Headliner
The Lompoc Braves, 2-1 SECL, host Dos Pueblos 3-0 in a key league showdown with DP boasting a 12-1 run and star Roy Thomas averaging 40 points this week. Cabrillo Conquistadores sit 3-8, aiming to rebound against Santa Maria foes.
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Three golfers share lead at Crosby Pro Am in California
Terry Dill Tom Shaw and Bobby Nichols led after round one of the Bing Crosby National Pro Am at Pebble Beach Cypress Point and Spyglass Hill. Dill eagled the 14th at Spyglass en route to 68. Shaw and Nichols each posted 68 to tie for the lead while Palmer Nicklaus Casper stood four back at even par 72.
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Lombardi's Mark Spirit and Will Rise and Shine
A New York report on Vince Lombardi's rise from a New Jersey teacher and small coaches to Green Bay head coach. The documentary A Man Called Lombardi frames his life as myth and shows his enduring creed that spirit and will to win matter more than fame.
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Carr's 38-point second half leads Notre Dame over Detroit
Notre Dame guard Austin Carr surged from a 9-point first half to a 47-point total as the 10th ranked Irish rallied from a 44-31 deficit to beat Detroit 93-79. The game featured five lead changes before Carr sealed the win with two late free throws. In other top 10 action North Carolina defeated Clemson 92-72 while Utah State crushed Portland 90-67.
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Devine Leaves Missouri for Packers General Manager Post
Dan Devine, a 16 year college coaching veteran with 120 wins 40 losses and eight ties, accepts the dual role of general manager and head coach of the Green Bay Packers. Missouri University faces a quick search for a new head coach following Devine's departure amid big speculation on replacements.
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Ali and Lyles Spark Super Bowl Chatter at Airport
Muhammad Ali arrives to fanfare as questions swirl over Sundays big game. A World heavyweight star and former Baltimore Colt Lenny Lyles draw nods while talk shifts to Johnny Unitas and Craig Morton in the lead up to the Super Bowl.
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Mecom: Marginal players accuse NFL blacklisting
New Orleans Saints owner John Mecom said marginal performers charge the NFL with blacklisting as the federal grand jury probes antitrust issues. He noted Pete Rozelle’s fairness in trading two top Saints players for Dave Parks, who testified about being pressured to stay with his option.
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Large Toronto Turnout as Lakers Beat Royals in NBA Return
A Toronto crowd of 11,589 watched the Los Angeles Lakers defeat the Cincinnati Royals 126 to 120 in a long awaited NBA return to Toronto. Jerry West scored 33 and Wilt Chamberlain added 30 as Rochester’s NBA history marked by brief league stints continues to influence future schedule decisions.
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Cowboys perfect with Landry calling signals
Tom Landry trusted sideline play calling after a 38-0 defeat to St Louis. He and an aide monitor the field via phone from the press box, guiding Craig Morton and the Cowboys as they won seven straight to reach the Super Bowl against the Baltimore Colts at the Orange Bowl.
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