UCLA Dominates Santa Clara to Champion Contention in NCAA West
UCLA blasts Santa Clara 90 52 in the West regional final to surge as favorite for a third straight title. Lew Alcindor leads with 17 points as the Bruins use a 2 2 1 zone press and shoot 76 percent in the first half. Drake, North Carolina and Purdue reach semis with Drake defeating Colorado State and North Carolina edging Davidson.
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Colbert Pressed By Rain Delay In Monsanto Open Lead
Unsung Jim Colbert clings to a one stroke lead at 13 under after a 54 hole 200 total as rain delays push final round for the Monsanto Open at Pensacola Country Club. Deane Beman 201 and Lee Trevino 202 chased while Colbert grapples with putting woes and tour setbacks.
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Astros Expos Trade Sows Doubt Over Baseball Careers
Rusty Staub and Donn Clendenon voiced frustration amid the Houston Astros and Montreal Expos trade dispute. Staub warned he might quit baseball if he is not in a Montreal uniform when the deal settles. Clendenon reaffirmed his retirement and said the publicity has grieved him.
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Indians Win Sixth Straight in Exhibition Play
The Cleveland Indians beat the Oakland Athletics 10-7 on Saturday and outlasted the California Angels 14-10 on Sunday, extending their unbeaten exhibition streak to six games, the longest in club history.
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Arkansas Lassies to Exhibit at New London High School
The Arkansas Lassies women’s basketball team visit New London for an exhibition with the faculty on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. Booster Club sponsors with advance tickets at Finley Drug Store Bob's News Center and the high school office. Tickets available at the door.
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Diringer Named to 1969 All State Team
Norwalk senior Tom Diringer earned honorable mention on the 1969 All-Ohio high school basketball team after setting five Trucker records at Norwalk. Northern Ohio League peers Kit Wade of Galion and Sandusky stars John Farris and Tony Hosfield also received honorable mention.
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Ratleff Named UPI Class AA Player of the Year in Ohio
Eddie Ratleff of Columbus East earns UPI Class AA Basketball Player of the Year honors, beating Nick Weatherspoon, Luke Witte and Allan Hornyak as the All Ohio first team is announced. Merchants, Witte and Hornyak lead a group of top scorers with career totals and high game marks across Ohio high school basketball.
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Russell Lashes Celtics After Humiliating Loss
In a nationally televised Boston defeat, the Celtics fell 108-73 to the Los Angeles Lakers as a 46 point lead loomed. Bill Russell, player coach, criticized the team for poor hustle and attitude after the game, stating a repeat could be very expensive.
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Hart of Columbus East Named UPI Class AA Coach of the Year
Bob Hart, 44, of Columbus East High School, earns UPI Class AA Coach of the Year for the third time since 1963. His Tigers carry a 47 game winning streak into Friday's Class AA finals opening round at St. John Arena, with runners up Bob Rupert of Canton McKinley and Burt Spice and Don Stahl tied for third.
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Louisville Coach Upset With Officials
Louisville coach John Dromo blasted the officials after a 73-70 NIT win over Fordham, saying calls let the game get out of control. Kansas coach Ted Owens, meanwhile, criticized Boston College for slowing the tempo late after Terry Driscoll fouled out.
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Western Reserve Booster Club to review Edison win
Film highlights of Western Reserve's win over Edison cap the last regular season game. Booster meeting at Western Reserve High School tonight at 8 includes sale of basketball banquet tickets. Owens condemns current rules and edicts a 30 second clock. Cousey defends move amid a scoreless stretch and late tactical adjustments.
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