Rose Bowl Half Time Show Sparks Antiwar Debate
Melvin Durslag reports in Pasadena that Michigan fans push an antiwar salute at the Rose Bowl while the Rose Bowl Committee resists. The piece notes public sentiment against political messages at sports events, the Stanford band rehearsal of wartime tunes, and the potential for a peace demonstration if four minutes are not allotted. The Ann Arbor Coalition aims to influence the game, amid low Pasadena attendance for post-season events.
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Squires Rally, Brisker-less Condors Fall to Virginia
Virginia Squires rally behind Charlie Scott 18 pointed final quarter to beat Carolina 129 126 without John Brisker. Scott 27 total points, late steal and foul shots clinch win as Julius Erving paces Cavaliers with 39 in loss.
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Indiansedge Virginia State 76 72 to Open Fort Eustis Invite
Northeast Louisiana University defeated Virginia State 76 72 to open defense of its Fort Eustis Christmas Invitational title. Drew Harris and Henry Steele hit a four point play with 2 32 to go to seal the win as Steele scored 25 and grabbed 18 rebounds.
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Knowles Propels Bulldogs To Title
Andy Knowles earned Most Valuable Player honors as McNeese State Bulldogs clinched the title at Lake Charles. The award highlighted Knowles’ standout performance and leadership in the championship run.
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Buffs Aim High in Astro Bowl Showdown
Colorado sophomore talent led by Cain and Davis eye a strong bowl run after a 9 2 season and a third place finish in the Big Eight. The Buffaloes return key playmakers including quarterback Ken Johnson and end Cliff Branch as they prep for the 13th Astro Bluebonnet Bowl against Texas Tech and a national title bid.
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Michigan seeks Rose Bowl revenge against Stanford
Michigan 11 0 faces Stanford after longing for revenge from the 1969 Rose Bowl. Billy Taylor, star running back and all time rushing leader, leads the Wolverines while Stanford hopes to repeat last New Year’s Day upset of Ohio State. Rain in Southern California clears, leaving a slippery Rose Bowl field and Bo Schembechler noting the run game benefits in wet conditions.
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Final Pad Work Set In Auburn Before Sugar Bowl
Auburn Tigers complete a 90 minute final padded workout in Auburn before flying to New Orleans. Coach Shug Jordan reports the first string defense faced a mock Oklahoma Wishbone, and the offense practiced against a scout defense and kicking game drills. Jordan says he is very pleased with the team's efforts.
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Coach Stange Named Sox Pitching Coach in Boston
AP reports Lee Stange, 35 and 11-year major league veteran, chosen as pitching coach of the Boston Red Sox replacing Harvey Handix who left after one season for personal reasons. Stange posted a 62-61 record with Minnesota Cleveland Boston and Chicago White Sox during his career ending in 1970.
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Lakers extend NBA record winning streak to 29 games
Los Angeles holds top NBA spot by beating Buffalo 105-87 as Seattle, Boston, New York and Chicago also post winning runs. Elmore Smith leads Buffalo with 32 points and 20 rebounds while Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West pace the Lakers.
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Wossman and Jena Reach Finals in Giants Tournament
Wossman edged Ouachita 61 60 and Jena beat Neville 72 58 to reach the Jena Invitational finals. Wossman will face Jena at 8 30 for the championship, Ouachita meets Neville for third place. It was Wossman’s 14th win against three losses.
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Carroll and Holum Capture Holiday Open Skate Titles
Dan Carroll of St. Louis and Dianne Holum of Northbrook won senior men and ladies titles at the two day Holiday Open in Milwaukee. Carroll took the 1500m and 5000m with strong times as Olympians Lanigan and Wurster trailed. Holum won the 1000m and 3000m posting top two day totals as Leah Poulos and Judy Spraggs followed. Junior titles went to Connie Carpenter and Jim Chapin with Denise Chalapaty, Lori Monk, Dennis Scranton, and John Schoof close behind.
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Putski Extends Local Streak At Civic Center Arena
Ivan Putski remains undefeated at Civic Center Arena after a two to one decision over Dusty Rhodes. In a semi final, Tiny Smith Danny Hodge and Johnny Eagle defeated Dr X Lorenzo Parente and Bobby Hart. Dr X argued with partners and walked out before the final fall. Don Duffy beat John Gagne in a one fall opener but struck Gagne after the bell and the call was reversed. Bob Sweetan defeated Gypsy Joe Rosario in a one fall bout.
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