Angotti Quits Blues' Hot Seat
NHL coach Lou Angotti resigns from the St. Louis Blues amid a 4-156 postchange stretch. He aims to resume playing, clears waivers, and leaves Lynn Patrick as interim coach before a Kings game. Angotti notes youth focus and fan pressure as factors.
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Winners In WFL Prefer Traveling Aerial Route
The World Football League produced aerial showdowns as Southern California beat Charlotte 34-25, Birmingham defeated Florida 26-18, Philadelphia toppled Chicago 37-31, and Memphis beat the Hawaiians to force a division tie. Tony Adams tossed 234 yards for USC, Al Jenkins racked up 168 receiving yards for Birmingham, and Jim Corcoran led Philadelphia with 349 passing yards as the Bell climbed toward a playoff spot. John Huarte threw three TDs for Memphis in the Hawaii game.
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Spurs Crush Spirits in Slow Pace Win by 37
San Antonio coach Tom Nissalke praised patience as four Spirits rookies struggled. Donnie Freeman led with 28 points, George Gervin had 27, Swen Nater grabbed 20 rebounds. Spurs built 73 37 halftime edge after outshooting 61.5 to 37.5.
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NFL awards two more franchises for 1976 start
New York representatives say two additional NFL teams will join Seattle and Tampa as 1976 starters. The announcements extend the league’s growth plan with fresh franchises joining the league lineup.
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