Bruins suffer first Pauley defeat as USC halts 41-game run
UCLA loses 46-44 to USC at Pauley Pavilion snapping a 41-game home unbeaten streak and Alcindor is held to 10 points by 7-11 Taylor. USC coach Bob Boyd celebrates first win over UCLA since 1963 as NCAA tournament bids loom and regional pairings are set with New Mexico State looming at Pauley.
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Still finally wins Citrus Open in dramatic fashion
Ken Still, 34, tears up on the 18th fairway after clinching his first pro victory in 15 years at the Citrus Open in Orlando. The Tacoma native carded a 2-under 70 to finish 10 under, one stroke ahead of Miller Barber who shot 70 for 279. Wind gusts of 25 mph shaped the challenging final round.
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Wilt Chamberlain Dominates Curry UPI Court Weekend
Wilt Chamberlain silenced critics with 25 points and 38 rebounds in a 120-109 win over the Baltimore Bullets. He added a 42-rebound club record against the Boston Celtics, as Los Angeles extended its winning run with Jerry West back in the lineup and 34 points from West.
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Ortiz caps third in CIF finals
Lompoc junior Jess Ortiz finished third in the CIF finals at Cal State Fullerton in the 120 pound division after opening with a win, then a loss, and winning several consolation bouts. Lompoc’s Mike Guerra placed fifth at 178 pounds, and Santa Maria’s Jose Rivera won the 136-pound class.
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Villanova Captures 10th IC4A Indoor Crown at Madison Square Garden
Villanova's Mainline Wildcats won the 48th IC4A indoor championship at Madison Square Garden scoring 46 points to top Maryland 32 and Harvard 21. Olympians Frank Murphy Marty Liquori Larry James and Erv Hall led the effort with Liquori sweeping mile and James setting a 600 yard record. Hall won hurdles and placed in sprint events as the Wildcats seized the title with a pivotal team effort and psychological edge from coach Jumbo Elliott.
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Tigers open spring with McLain strong in 6 3 victory
Detroit's Denny McLain, eyeing a 1968 repeat, shines as the Tigers jump to a five-run first inning led by Bill Freehan and Wayne Redmond. McLain allows two innings with no hits, two walks, and one unearned run as Seattle and other MLB clubs post early spring wins.
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Goodrich scores career high in Suns win over San Diego
Gail Goodrich poured in a career best 47 as Phoenix to beat San Diego 146-133 in a game highlighted by high-scoring play and Suns aiming for future stars including a possible Alcindor reunion. Elvin Hayes led San Diego with 39 in defeat.
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Kentucky Colonels Take ABA East Lead on Dampier Carrier Firepower
The Kentucky Colonels moved into sole first in the Eastern Division after a 118 104 win over the Minnesota Pipers in Louisville led by Louie Dampier with 42 points and Darel Carrier with 31. Indiana beat Miami 128 123 to stay close as Pacers teammates Brown 38 and Lewis 34 fueled the comeback.
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