Wellsville Falls to Wright City in Class 1A Regional
In New Haven, Wright City upset second seed Wellsville 67 to 61 in semifinal Class 1A regional action. Jim Logan scored 26 points, including 12 in the final quarter, lifting Wright City to a title-game berth against Chamois while Wellsville ended its season 17-11 amid shooting struggles and injuries.
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Torre To Face Old Mates In Spring Opener
In St Louis exhibition action Joe Torre, a six year Cardinal veteran, returns to face his former teammates as the Mets meet the Red Birds in spring play. Seaver will start for New York against Curtis Osteen and Forsch for St. Louis. Reggie Smith optimistic about a stronger Cardinals club.
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Noisy cow bells silenced by SEC in state clash
Mississippi State fans faced a ban on artificial noise makers after SEC officials barred cow bells from athletic events. The move sparked anger in Starkville where bells had become a tradition since the early 1900s, especially during Babe McCarthy era games.
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Undefined Role With Mets Leaves Mays Lonely Lost
Willie Mays, aging Mets figure, remains awkwardly sidelined in New York. He recalls his 1973 retirement, explains limited role, and says he will focus on golf while Mets coach younger players under Joe McDonald's program.
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Lafayette, Charleston Reach Missouri Class 3A Final
Lafayette defeats Rock Bridge 70 to 65 and Charleston edges Clayton 64 to 98 to reach the Class 3A final. Rickey Frazier scores 18 for Charleston while Tom Berry leads Clayton with 16. Final follows the Class 7A title game at 7:08 p.m. local time.
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Rangers Rally Past Scouts In Wilsons NHL Debut
New York Rangers rookie goalie Danc Wilson stopped 37 shots in his first start after a two month layoff as New York beat the Kansas City Scouts 5 2. Jean Ratelle, Pete Stemkowski, and Steve Vickers scored for NY, with Sanderson sealing it late. Ranger defense, led by Gilles Marotte and Ron Harris, held the Scouts to few threats after an early Coulter goal. TKaczuk sustained facial injuries and was hospitalized for observation. The win tightens NY pursuit of second in the Patrick Division behind idle New York Islanders.
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Bitter Rivals Reach ACC Finals In Tight Semis
North Carolina edged Clemson 76 71 in overtime as freshmen led the Tar Heels to meet North Carolina State, which clawed past Maryland 87 85. Freshman Phil Ford scored 15 of his 18 second half free throws while Kenny Carr delivered a late decisive play for NC State. Maryland’s Mo Howard and David Thompson battled but could not avert the upset.
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Newcomers nitwits and Sugar Plums lead league bowling card
Wednesday bowling results show Newcomers tied 2 2 with Sugar Plums 4 0 and Powder Puffs 4 0 while high games feature Shirley Marty 144 and Marth Brown 196. Lane Burners post 1910 high team series. Sugar Plums 792 team high. Wednesday men list Hamiltons Steamex 7 Dairy Queen 2 Budweiser 4 Al Ken's Zephyr 0 with Dwight Campbell 234 high game and Roger Smith 589 high series.
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Splittorff To Take Hill For Royals
In Fort Myers Florida the Kansas City Royals will start left hander Paul Splittorff on the mound in their first exhibition game against the Philadelphia Phillies with Steve Carlton opposing. Dennis Leonard Hal Baird follow Splittorff as rookies while Ron Schueler and George Culver will relieve Carlton. Amos Otis may sit due to tonsillitis Al Cowens to replace him Harmon Killebrew set for first Royals appearance after leaving the Twins.
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Lilbourn Reaches Finals Again in 2A State Action
Defending champion Lilbourn moves to 30-0 with an 81-75 semifinal win over St. Joseph LeBlond to reach the 2A title game. Ernest McFerren 24, Derral Treadwell 23 for Lilbourn. LeBlond’s Joe Salanky 22. Logan-Rogersville edges St. James 62-60 in OT. Schulz game-winning shot.
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