Oilers Bengals Feud Over Film Delays
In Cincinnati, a feud grows between Bengals coach Paul Brown and Oilers coach Sid Gillman over late arriving game films for a rematch. Brown complained after Gillman urged him to keep quiet, amid a season with Cincinnati's upset loss and Oilers road wins.
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Trojans Edge Madison For Third In Little Dixie Tourney
In a tight finish the Community A-6 Trojans defeated Madison 67-64 to claim third place in the Little Dixie Conference tournament. Kelly Young poured in 25 points with 25 rebounds guiding the Trojans as clutch plays from Robison Gaston and Cox sealed the win.
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Flyers and Kings Finish Tied In NHL Action
Philadelphia and Los Angeles settled for 2-2 ties as Philadelphia battled Atlanta and Los Angeles tied Vancouver. Kansas City edged New York Islanders 4-2 while Toronto beat California 5-3. Edmonton beat Toronto 5-4 and Winnipeg crushed Indianapolis 5-0 in the WHA. Orest Kindrachuk and Simon Nolet starred for Philadelphia and Kansas City respectively.
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Sturgeon Boys Fall to South Callaway in Consolation
South Callaway defeats Sturgeon 69 to 46 in the Little Dixie Conference consolation game as Dan Sanford scores 25 points leading three players in double figures. Sturgeon’s Melvin Harvey and Jim Chism tally 14 and 13 points, with Harrisburg next on the Bulldogs’ schedule.
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No. 1 draft pick race in NFL amid weekend games
Bruce Lowitt surveys the NFL as Baltimore, Atlanta, New York and San Francisco chase the No. 1 draft spot with four weeks left. Colts face Falcons while Rams Vikings Raiders seek division titles and key games loom across the league.
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Cards Eagles Meet Amid Slumps In NFL Showdown
PHILADELPHIA AP The St Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Eagles face slumps in a key NFL clash. St Louis holds a 7 2 record atop the NFC but lost two straight while aiming to maintain a one game lead. Philadelphia seeks to snap a four game skid and salvage a .500 season with Roman Gabriel at QB and Po James returning from knee injury. Metcalf Hart Gray and Smith among injury notes as both offenses struggle but defenses yield many yards. McCormack compares the two, saying both are young and aggressive.
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Heinsohn Rants as Celtics Fall to Kings in Nba Thriller
Boston coach Tommy Heinsohn vented after a 110-109 loss to the Kansas City Omaha Kings at the Garden. Jo Jo White missed a potential game winner with six seconds left, while Sam Lacey and referee Mark Schlafman drew his ire amid a tight late finish.
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Football Colonels Honored At MMA Banquet Tonight
The undefeated Missouri Military Academy Colonels, 9-0, receive varsity and provisional letters at the Fall Sports Banquet with Lt. Col. Joe Bailey delivering the keynote. Academy president Col. Charles Stribling III hosts as awards cover cross country letters, junior school players, cheerleaders, and horseback riding.
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Conigliaro Plans Comeback With Red Sox Return
Former slugger Tony Conigliaro, out since 1971 and nearly blinded by a 1967 pitch, seeks a spring training chance with the Boston Red Sox as a designated hitter. He must pass an eye test and clear-release conditions before the comeback, vowing a four week program and Florida batting practice to resume his career.
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Panthers Lose Third Straight
Centralia girls fall 41-36 to Highland in Clarence Cannon Conference action. Burnett scores 16 after sprained ankle return, but midgame drought costs another win as Perrine leads Highland with 18 points. Centralia eyes Macon Tournament third-place game vs Fayette.
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Tennis Upset Ends Amritraj Quarterfinal Run
In Bombay Vijay Amritraj and his brother Anand both fell in the Grand Prix event. Dick Crealy defeated Vijay 62 64, while Tony Roche edged Anand 46 6 12 10. Connors crushed Okker 6 0 6 2 in London. Dale Hayes led in Johannesburg after 54 holes with a one under 69 for 202 total.
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