Capital Crusaders Remain Perfect In Conference Play
Capital capped a 28-7 victory over Baldwin Wallace to move to 5-0 in the Ohio Conference, keeping pace with 5-0 Wittenberg after a 35-0 win over Wooster. Coach Gene Slaughter praised a resilient, young squad and highlighted Mike Goodman as a standout. The Crusaders gashed for 390 rushing yards on 93 plays.
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Bruins Triumph After Stifling Canadiens In NHL duel
The Bruins finally defeated the Canadiens on Sunday night after a season to date with the goal of revenge. Esposito led Boston with a goal and two assists as the team fired 48 shots while Vachon and Myre held off the Canadiens. A second period brawl involved both benches and required police intervention. Meanwhile Flyers beat Buffalo as Pronovost rallied Pittsburgh with two goals in a 3-3 tie with Detroit.
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NHL Standings and Boston Montreal brawl described
NHL standings show Boston East Division records 8 2 2. New York 8 3 1. Montreal 5 7 2 with 54, 28, 36, 24 goals. A bench-clearing brawl occurred late in the first period between Boston and Montreal sparked by Ken Hodge and Claude Larose, drawing police restraint and resulting penalties for both sides. Wayne Hillman assisted Jimmy Johnson to tie late in the second. Philadelphia scored 28 seconds into the third.
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Sunday Hockey Results From The League Standings
Sunday results show Minnesota tied Chicago 3 3 and Pittsburgh tied Philadelphia 3 3. Boston defeated Montreal 6 3 while Detroit beat Pittsburgh 3 3 Buffalo won 1 3. Today's schedule lists no games.
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Record Puts Petty In Circle
Richard Petty of Randleman North Carolina won the Georgia 500 NASCAR stock race in Byron Georgia setting a record pace of 83.284 mph. He led 105 of 500 laps in the 250 mile event driving a 1970 Plymouth and beat Bobby Isaac of Canton North Carolina who pitted under a caution when Roy Mayne’s engine blew. Only 17 of 30 cars finished. Dick Brooks of Porterville California finished third ahead of Bobby Allison of Hueytown Alabama.
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Most Happy Fella wins Messenger Stakes to complete pacing triple crown
Westbury, N Y AP Most Happy Fella clinched the 1970 pacing triple crown by winning the Messenger Stakes at Roosevelt Raceway Saturday night. The victory marked driver Stanley Dancer’s first triple sweep after a Friday win by Keystone Memento in the Belle Acton Pace for 2 year old fillies. Truluck, with John Wilcutts, placed second and Columbia George was third in the 3 year old classic.
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Cincy Couples Lead Dutch Doubles After First Round
Cincinnati pair Dorcas Melter and Lynn Cole pace the 13th annual Dutch Doubles at Eastern Lanes with a 942 total to lead Sharon Greene and Don Greene by seven pins while Donna and Ron Miselt sit third at 903. Melter Cole also own the high actual of 718. Second round of the 600 Club sponsored event is set for Saturday night with the final round the next Saturday.
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46-Point Quarter Fails Blazers in Knicks Loss
The Portland Trail Blazers scored 46 in the fourth quarter yet trailed the New York Knicks 125 to 113 Sunday. Willis Reed and Walt Frazier led New York with 28 each, Russell 21, as Seattle beat Cleveland 111-105 and Milwaukee 125-105 over other NBA games.
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Brisker Punch Blows Pitt in ABA Clash
John Brisker scored 25 as the Condors fell 105-96 to Memphis after a first half fight led to ejections for Brisker and Wendell Ladner. Utah beat Indiana 111-103 as New York, Carolina, and Denver also won. Melchionni, Dove, Caldwell, and Lehmann led the scoring in the broader action.
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Ashe Debuts In S88 Derby
New York AP Arthur Ashe former U S Open champion tests as a pro in the Tennis Champions Classic opening January 2 at Madison Square Garden. Nine players compete in twelve $10,000 matches across seven cities with Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall in the opener. Semifinals add $40,000. winners get $15,000, losers $5,000. The final pays $35,000 to the winner and $15,000 to the runner-up.
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Sheehan Memorial Award Named by New York Writers
The Football Writers Association of New York will name its East Coast college coach of the year award the Joseph M. Sheehan Memorial Award. Sheehan, NY Times assistant sports editor, died October 24 at 56. He founded and led the group. First winner and presentation date to be announced.
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Weekend Fights In San Juan Report
Vicente Paul Rondon 178 of Venezuela out pointed Roger Rouse 176 of Butte Montana over ten rounds Matt Donovan 151 of New York outpointed Angel Es pada 150 of San Juan ten rounds in weekend bouts in San Juan.
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Pro Hoop Standings Report East and Key Matchups
NBA Eastern Conference scores show New York 114 over Denver 104 and Carolina 122 over Floridians 115. Memphis 105 edges Pittsburgh 96, Utah 111 tops Indiana 103. Kentucky at Indiana and Texas at Memphis pace upcoming games.
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Ellis Faces Davila in Miami Beach 10-Round Heavyweight
veteran boxer Jimmy Ellis, once WBA champion, seeks a rebound after a February loss to Joe Frazier. he trains in Miami Beach and headlines a 10-round heavyweight bout against Chilean contender eduardo Davila, aiming to rejoin top rankings and prove he can win again.
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