Bruins Tie Mark With 60th Victory Behind Walton's dominance
UCLA defeated Loyola of Illinois 87-73 to tie the NCAA era record for consecutive wins at 60 as Bill Walton produced 32 points 27 rebounds and multiple goaltending calls. Notre Dame looms as the potential record challenger on UCLA's home court.
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Feuerbach targets first indoor 70 foot shot at Cow Palace
San Francisco indoor games feature Al Feuerbach aiming for a 70 foot shot put mark against top rivals including Wladyslaw Komar and George Woods. Randy Williams seeks 28 feet in the long jump, facing Bob Beamon and Arnie Robinson, with Williams noting his 28 foot goal.
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Tonight and Tomorrow High School and College Basketball Schedule
Schedule lists games tonight including Arroyo Grande at Cabrillo Lompoc at San Luis Obispo 8 p m and LA Trade Tech at Hancock 7 30 p m Tomorrow UCLA junior varsity at Hancock 7 30 p m Cabrillo JV at Santa Barbara and Pacific frosh at Quartz Hill frosh tourney
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Casper Leads Crosby Pro-Am With Six Under At Cypress Point
Billy Casper fired a six under 66 at Cypress Point to lead the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am by two strokes over Tom Weiskopf and Don Massengale after a rain delayed first full round. Jack Nicklaus shot 71 at Pebble Beach as weather slowed play. Arnold Palmer posted 72 at Cypress.
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Barry returns with 30 points in Warriors win
Barry sprained ankle last Sunday but rushed back to score 30 as the Golden State Warriors beat the Kansas City-Omaha Kings 129-115. He shot 13 of 25 in 28 minutes, sparking a 26-11 third quarter run led by Nate Thurmond, while Nate Archibald scored 39 for the Kings.
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Quotes Cut From Sports Stories Reveal Hidden Punch
INDIANAPOLIS Indiana rallied from an 11 point third period deficit and Billy Keller sank an 18 foot jumper with one second left to lift the Pacers 96 94 over the Kentucky Colonels Keller scored 14 points on the game winning shot Dampier tied the score with five seconds remaining for Kentucky in an up and down finish
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