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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1975
Page
9
Murray Olderman answers reader questions on a Lakers Bulls trade rumor involving Bob Love, Billy Martin’s sideline incident with a Rangers official, Abner Haynes’ AFL career, the oldest NFL TD scorer, MLB nine inning scoring, and glamor standings after Johnny Bench.
Dr Michels advocates exercise as key to easing osteoporosis back pain noting bones benefit from movement and that inactivity harms. He stresses the body is a dynamic system and that running provides beneficial jarring for bones. Tomorrow features further health guidance.
Syracuse University coach Roy Danforth, in his seventh year, faces Kentucky in the NCAA semifinals. The Orangemen, sparked by Rudy Hackett and a late buzzer-beating basket to force overtime, have won nine straight to improve to 23-7 after a 14-7 stretch. James Williams and Ross Kindel have been key contributors.
Dave Fortier sparked a New York Islanders comeback against the Montreal Canadiens, scoring a 55 foot slap shot with 65 seconds left after a late goaltender pull. Fortier, who had been sidelined, credited luck and admitted he fears mistakes might bench him.
Funeral services are planned today for Gerhardt A. Steffen known as Willie Ritchie. The former world lightweight champion from 1912 to 1914 died Monday night in Burlingame, California. The boxing icon, age 85, left a lasting mark on the sport.
The National Golden Gloves Tournament begins in Knoxville at the Civic Auditorium with nearly 400 boxers in a three ring format. Teams will undergo weigh-ins and physicals this morning ahead of the 7 p.m. opening bout as they vie for the title and possible 1976 Olympic entry.
Montreal Olympic Organizing Committee chief Roger Rousseau said Europe must pay for its share of broadcasting the 1976 Summer Games. He announced COJO rejected the Western European Broadcasting Union and Intervision bid, noting a $20.9 million cost for Europe, the Eastern Bloc, and Cuba.
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