Hawks rout Cavaliers as Hudson nets 43 in victory
Atlanta Hawks overwhelm Cleveland Cavaliers 131-107 led by Lou Hudson’s season high 43 points and 19 of 26 shooting. Bill Bridges adds 25 for Atlanta while John Johnson tallies 24 for Cleveland in the NBA game.
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Pena Bought Presents After First U S Win
Orlando Pena recalls his first U S win with the Pirates after 21 wins in the Florida State League. Vander Meer, who managed Pena in Daytona Beach, hit a blooper that started Pena’s major league success. Pena bought Vander Meer multicolored toys with his first paycheck.
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Bruins ride back-to-back shutouts to widen NHL gap
Boston Bruins blanked the New York Rangers 6-0 and the Minnesota North Stars 5-0 at Boston Garden, delivering 105 shots on goal with Ed Johnston and Gerry Cheevers sharing shutout duties. Johnny McKenzie scored twice and Phil Esposito moved past 500 career points with three assists.
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Buckeyes Ride Model T Power Past Northwestern 24-10
Ohio State, using a conservative ground game led by fullback John Brockington with 161 yards and a school record 42 carries, defeated Northwestern 24-10 to stay tied with Michigan for the Big Ten lead and vault into Rose Bowl contention. Coach Woody Hayes described the attack as a modernized Model T despite Northwestern’s challenge.
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Cougars Pn In X Country Meet Narrow Second
Dayton edgewood Cougars finish second in the District Class AA Cross Country Meet. Little Miami leads with 3% points, Edgewood scores 107, Blanchester 126. Dave Weber tops Edgewood runners and finishes 12th. Top three runners plus the winning team advance to the state meet in Columbus this weekend.
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Hiskey Wins Sahara Invitational for $20,000
Babe Hiskey, a previously obscure longshot, captured the Sahara Invitational at Paradise Valley CC with a 276 total, one stroke ahead of Terry Dill and Bob Goalby. The victory ended five years of struggle, including losses of his playing card, and revived his golf career and finances.
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Titans Were Not Winless After Saturday Loss
The Freshman High Titans, despite a Saturday loss to the Trojans, entered the game with four wins and two losses this season, as reported by Sunday's Journal.
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Knights of Columbus lead in Hamilton KE division
The Hamilton KE Knights of Columbus football team remained tied for first in the Hamilton CYO League after a 19 0 win over St Veronica s of Hamilton Their sixth victory in seven games featured Martin Bidwell scoring on 50 and 55 yard runs Dale Rooster plunging from the one yard line Matt Clemens adding one extra point and standout defensive play from Jim Jarbo and Bill Flisher
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Gems Defeated In 4-3 Game
In Dayton Ohio the Muskegon Mohawks defeated the Dayton Gems 4-3 on Sunday night. Bomb Tombari scored twice for Muskegon while Bob Munroe and Bob Smithach added other Mohawk goals. For Dayton, Brian Vescio Tom Iannone and Chick Ballon scored.
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Hume Dominates Riverside Grand Prix Wire-To-Wire
New Zealander Denis Hulme led from start to finish to win the Times Grand Prix at Riverside International Raceway. Jackie Oliver of Walton England drove a Chevy powered McLaren as the sole challenger, finishing 8.2 seconds back after narrowing to four seconds mid race.
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