Kentucky Beats Tennessee For SEC Crown Tie
Adolph Rupp led Kentucky Wildcats to a 67-66 win over Tennessee, earning a share of the Southeastern Conference title and a berth in the NCAA playoffs. Rupp called the victory hard fought as Kentucky, once behind, scrapped through to clinch another conference banner.
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Torre signs with Cardinals as players threaten strike
Major league players vote 31-0 to authorize a strike if pension talks stall. Marvin Miller notes owners cut proposed raise from 372000 to 250000, prompting tense negotiation. Joe Torre agrees to a two year Cardinals contract after spring holdout.
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Toyah Buffaloes place two on district basketball teams
The Toyah Buffaloes have two players honored on the All-District 13-B basketball listings. Darrel Goodnight earned a first team spot for the boys while Susan Gibson was named to the seven-girl district team.
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Pecos Junior High wins opening golf tournament
Pecos Junior High boys win the first of four tournaments with a low 374. Pecos A team Richard Rankin Mike Wehrheim Mike Avery Vince Thomason and Jimmy Jones take first, Ft. Stockton second, Monahans third, Pecos B place fourth. Rankin earns Medalist Honors with 84 as Calvary Baptist beats West Park 51 36 in basketball.
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Gambling star Mitchell leads Florida Citrus Open first round
Exhibition standings place Bob Mitchell atop the Florida Citrus Open as Lee Trevino, Gary Player, and a group including Tommy Aaron, Jack Nicklaus, Sam Snead, and Charles Coody chase in Orlando. Mitchell shot six under par with a risky birdie on the 15th at Rio Pinar while Trevino warned of falling putts and improving speed.
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White Sox eye further gains in 1972 under Tanner
Chicago aims to shave 23 more defeats to reach about 102 wins and lead the American League West. New star Dick Allen joins a lineup featuring Bill Melton and Carlos May, with Wilbur Wood anchoring a deep pitching staff though defense must improve behind the plates and in the middle.
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Pecos All Stars win in Balmorhea tourney quarterfinal
Pecos All Stars rallied to beat Fort Davis Aces 79 64 in Balmorhea tournament quarterfinals. Coy Davis scored 20 for Pecos, while Balmorhea’s Ramon Garcia topped with 31 and George Gonzales 28. Semifinals set for tonight with Pecos facing Balmorhea Celtics at 8 p.m.
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Pecos Eagles extend win streak with Jal victory and schedule
Pecos Eagles beat Jal 4 1 to extend season win streak to four. They plan a 1 p m Saturday doubleheader with Lamesa, then travel to Odessa for a 4 p m game against Odessa Permian on Monday.
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