Roth and Peoples rally Hancock to 73 72 overtime win
Allan Hancock College star John Roth and newcomer Warren Peoples fueled a second half comeback at Coalinga to defeat West Hills 73 72. The early game featured a seesaw first half and a West Hills surge before Peoples sparked a late rally and key scoring with eight minutes left.
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Old Timers Shine At Sunkist Invitational Field Event Stars
In Los Angeles Randy Matson George Young and Bob Seagren headlined the 12th Sunkist Invitational with Matson cited as Field Athlete of the Meet and Outstanding Athlete for a 67 feet 10 inches indoor shot put. Young won the two mile in 8 42.2 and Seagren cleared 17 5 in the pole vault.
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Baltimore Becomes First City With Dual World Titles Since 1956
Baltimore clocks a rare sports double as the Orioles win the World Series in five games over Cincinnati and the Colts defeat the Cowboys 16-13 in the Super Bowl. Despite the sweep, turnout in Baltimore playoff and game venues was weak with empty seats noted. Billie Jean King dominates Long Beach action winning the invitational in straight sets 6-1 6-2 over Casals as part of a women’s pro tennis tour.
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Fumbled Colts edge Cowboys in Super Bowl thriller
The Baltimore Colts win 16 13 over the Dallas Cowboys led by 32 yard field goal from Jim O'Brien in the final nine seconds. Despite five fumbles and three interceptions the Colts secure a post season purse of 15 000 split among players, while Cowboys star Chuck Howley earns MVP honors.
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Shaw Wins Crosby at Pebble Beach in Close Finish
Tommy Shaw shot a two under par 70 to win the Crosby at Pebble Beach by two strokes over Arnold Palmer who finished second. Palmer, winless since 1969, now heads to the Phoenix Open as the weekend results boosted Shaw’s earnings to near his 1970 haul.
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American skier Tyler Palmer falters to last in World Cup slalom
Tyler Palmer of New Hampshire started 25th in the Sauerhorn slalom at St Moritz and finished last despite posting the fastest second run time. Patrick Russell led the World Cup after the first heat but was disqualified on the second run. Harold Rotner and Gustavo Thoeni followed in the race order. Palmer credited coach Hans Peter Rohr for setting a fast, uncluttered course that suited his style.
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Curry Adderley big Bowl winners
Bill Curry and Herb Adderley were the top money winners of the Super Bowl with 37 500 dollars each from three appearances. Adderley earned 15 000 dollars for two early Packers wins and 7 500 as a Cowboys loser. Curry, a Baltimore center, also played on the Packers team that won 1967.
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O'Brien Rocks Colts to Super Bowl Hero Status
Baltimore kicker Jim O'Brien, a long haired rookie, nails a 32 yard field goal with nine seconds left to beat the Cowboys 16 13 in the Super Bowl. He also missed a earlier conversion but redeemed himself with the game winner despite knee strain and windless crunch.
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