Frazier denies illness rumors seeks return from hospital
Joe Frazier, 27, said he is alive and well in a Philadelphia hospital after rumors spread he was seriously ill or dead. Doctor James Giuffre reported improvement, but advised isolation for a week. Frazier plans to consult with manager Yank Durham, his wife, and Cloverly Inc. before deciding on retirement.
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Lompoc racers enter Mint 400 desert rally
Lompoc enthusiasts Bob Rowe and Charlie Smith enter the Mint 400 Desert Rally near Las Vegas with their Smith Electric Special, a 273 engine powered Mini, hoping for a top result after a Baja 500 showing. The event features a 50 mile course run in shifts, with a 16 hour limit and a total purse of 142000 dollars.
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Smith and Grant top small All-American
Elmore Smith and Travis Grant of Kentucky State named to UPI 1970-71 small college all-America by the coaches. Smith averages 25 points and 24 rebounds. Grant scores 31.2 per game. Also on first team: Dwight Lamar, Richard Fuqua, Lloyd Neal. Second and third teams listed with other players.
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Cabrillo Dominates Bishop 12-0 In Lopsided Win
Cabrillo Conquistadores end hitting slump with a 12-0 victory over Bishop Garcia Diego High. Five pitchers used by Bishop were ineffective as Cabrillo scored four unearned runs in each of the first three innings and then cruised to season win number four.
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Cousy Plans Face Delays as Royals Fall Short
In NBA action the Cincinnati Royals lost to the San Francisco Warriors 110-92, dropping further in the Central Division standings behind Baltimore and Atlanta with two games left. Sam Lacey led Cincinnati with 20 points while Jeff Mullins and Nate Thurmond starred for Golden State.
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Patterson backs Bruins as Western Kentucky looms in regionals
UCLA star Steve Patterson says Western Kentucky led by seven-foot Jim McDaniels is the toughest remaining foe, not Marquette. He predicts UCLA will win the NCAA title and notes his late Oregon State game slump and rebound in the Pac-8 crown win over USC. Regional pairings list Marquette Ohio State and UCLA Brigham Young against UCLA, with finals set for March 25 through 27 in Houston.
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Barry and Gilmore clash as Colonels add size to Kentucky
Barry scores 45 as New York beats Kentucky 122-120 while Artis Gilmore joins Kentucky at center with a $2.7 million deal. Issel shifts to forward as Carnesecca notes Kentucky’s potential, and playoff stakes heat up with Melchionni, Calvin, and Danisell among key performers in varied late night games.
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Dodgers Idle After 5-4 Exhibition Win Over Senators
Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Washington Senators 5-4 in an exhibition contest at Pompano Beach. Darold Knowles yielded four singles in the eighth inning as the Dodgers won on a dropped pop foul by Mike Epstein and timely singles by Joe Ferguson and Bob Darwin. Epstein also drove in a Senators run with a sacrifice fly, while Richie Allen robbed a would‑be homer with a leaping catch.
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Alston Delivers Quiet Durability Behind Dodgers Power
Veron Beach reports Walt Alston plans to begin his 18th season with the Dodgers. The veteran manager, 59, emphasizes patience and understanding, saying he loves managing and remains healthy enough to continue. His leadership is credited with Dodgers success and close rapport with players like Maury Wills.
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