Chi Cheng Honored With Tanqueray Award In New York
New York hosts Chi Cheng for a luncheon in her honor as the Tanqueray Achievement Award winner. Chi Cheng, a track star from the Republic of China, has set and tied nine world records, aims for Olympic gold in 1972, and dreams of running the 100 yards under 10 seconds.
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China Doll China Americanized and racing star
Chi Cheng shows Americanization by loving Santa Anita track racing and Chinese cooking. She highlights fashion with Hot Pants, but her husband notes she only wears them on the track, a detail remarked at Nat Fields' luncheon.
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Mets 1971 Outlook: Seaver Koosman Hold Key To Hope
The Mets enter 1971 with injury woes and uneven form from stars like Agee Jones and Koosman. Seaver aims to rebound after a rocky start, Koosman healed, while Gentry McAndrew and Ryan provide flashes. Catching Grote solid, infield mix of Hodges Shamsky Clendenon Boswell Aspromonte Foli, Jones in left, Agee at right, Lincoln. Rookies Matlack Hudson Reehm Martinez Stanton watched. predicted finish second in the East.
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Haywood trial enters second week in federal suit
UPI reports basketball star Spencer Haywood extends his federal court challenge to void his contract with the Denver Rockets as the team counters with a $1 million suit for breach. Haywood contends the original deal promised $1.9 million. Seattle joins asserting no contract existed. The court previously ruled against NBA draft restrictions.
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Standings and results from major college basketball action
The recap lists final tallies and division leaders in several leagues and recent results. Baltimore and Milwaukee lead their divisions, with Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Detroit showing mixed records. NCAA and NIT quarterfinals are reported with UCLA, Kansas, Houston, Villanova, and others advancing or close behind.
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ASU Favored in Riverside National Intercollegiate
Arizona State is the early favorite as the fifth Riverside National Intercollegiate Baseball Tournament opens. Teams in the field include Kansas State, Oklahoma, Air Force, Brigham Young, Oregon State, Stanford and UC Riverside in two divisions, Blue and Gold, with division winners meeting Saturday for the title.
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Stars Wise Up Kentucky Stars 123 109 in ABA clash
Utah Stars beat Kentucky Colonels 123 109 as Willie Wise scored 24 and grabbed 24 with Mev Jackson 25 and Glen Combs 24 aiding. Utah moves ahead of idle Indiana by a half game with 11 days left in the season.
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McGuire Named UPI Coach of the Year for Marquette
Al McGuire, Marquette, chosen by 400 sports writers as this season's UPI Coach of the Year. His 26 0 regular season, 39 game win streak, and NCAA semifinal finish highlight a disciplined, team oriented program. Fordham's Phelps runner up with 77 votes.
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Freed Named Phillies Regular Right Fielder Before Camp
Phillies name Robert Freed their regular right fielder before spring training as manager Frank Lucchesi expresses confidence. The 24 year old ex Orioles farmhand hit .334 with 24 homers and 130 RBIs in Rochester last season and went 3 for 3 with a homer in a spring game.
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Pistons finish with club record 45 wins despite division last
Detroit ends the regular season 45 victories setting a club record but finishes last in the National Midwest Division. Dave Bing Bob Quick and Erwin Mueller each score 17 to rally past the Chicago Bulls 116-111 in the final game.
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Dodgers Drop 6-1 To All Stars In Exhibition Set
In Vero Beach Florida UPI reports a Dodgers loss to a star studded team from Atlanta Montreal and Houston 6-1. Garvey fielding error sparked a four run fifth inning rally as Cesar Geronimo and Orlando Cepeda drove in runs. Wade Blasingame earned the win with Jesus Alou adding a homer.
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