Bruins TV appeal powers UCLA in busy sports week
Las Angeles notes that UCLA under Lew Alcindor has dominated with 47 straight wins and two consecutive titles while Channel 5 airs 20 of 26 regular-season Bruins games. Highlights include Ohio State and Notre Dame telecasts, Holiday Festival finals, and a slate of film and sports programs across stations 7, 5, 11, and 2.
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Jordan Wins Thriller in Dominguez Tournament Opener
Jordan topped Crescenta Valley 44 to 41 in a tight first round game at Kennedy High School. Dominquez edged St Anthony 64 to 62 in overtime, advancing in the Dominguez basketball tournament.
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Semifinals bid in Pacific Shores tournament action
South Torrance North Torrance Morningside and Beverly Hills advance to tonight's Pacific Shores semifinals. In the cited game Ron Reynolds hit two late free throws to reach 44 39 before Valley tied it and Jordan stalled. Edgar Morris of Dominguez scored 25 including key late play to force OT and carry his team to the win.
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Dodgers and Angels Inconclusive Winter Baseball Talks
In San Francisco the winter meetings yielded little progress as the Dodgers halted further bombardment and signaled a pause in deals. Angels pressed for trades with no result. Walter O’Malley said Dodgers may consider alter trades but not at the cost of half the pitching staff. Orioles and St Louis eyed but did not commit, with a March deadline looming for any Robinson deal.
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Baseball News And Trades From The Major Leagues
Leading scorers and players named include Doug Graysan Kent State Rick Mann Purdue Sam Lacey Houston Bill Warren Arizona Bill Evans Boston College Dale Kelley Northwestern and others. Dodgers manager Walter Alston and Angels personnel discussed deals while owners trial rosters, wild cards, and potential strike concerns loom.
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Gutierrez Wins Unanimous Decision at Olympic
Rafael Gutierrez from Mexicali scored a unanimous 11 round victory over Jimmy Ramos of Boston at Olympic Auditorium. Referee Juey Olmos had Gutierrez ahead 5-2, while judges Young and Jordan had 6-5 and 2-1 in Gutierrezs favor respectively. In the co feature Ken Norton of Los Angeles remained unbeaten in seven with a six round knockout of Cornell Nolan of San Francisco.
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Lakers Replace Injured Starter as Western Lead Stays Intact
Fred Crawford will start tonight for the Lakers after a minute with two jammed fingers on his shooting hand. Despite the setback, Los Angeles extended their five game lead in the Western Division while Baltimore fights to stay ahead of Boston. Philadelphia rolled past Chicago 109 92 behind Billy Cunningham’s 32 point effort, and Bob Boozer scored 33 for Chicago.
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Poly Five and Garden Grove Win Championship Bracket Games
Huntington Beach routs Loara 77 37 and Garden Grove eliminates Poly 59 44 in Marina Westminster tournament. Lakewood and Fountain Valley win consolations. Lakewood to meet Wilson at 7. Big 10 football attendance sets a record of 3 141 837 across the season.
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College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
A hectic set of college basketball results features Pacific Coast, Rocky Mountain, and East region showings. Providence, North Carolina State, Ohio Xavier, Tulsa, and Georgia Tech posted notable wins as teams like Amherst, Belmont Abbey, and Dickinson nearby claimed victories. multiple close games and upsets are noted across the schedule.
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Hatowm nets first NHL goal in Red Wings win over Rangers
Rookie Ed Hatowm celebrated his 21st birthday early with his first NHL goal as Detroit defeated the East-leading New York Rangers 4-2. In another game, Paul Eposito scored twice against his brother Tony Esposi as Boston beat Montreal 4-2.
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Orange County Bears Beat Long Beach Wheels in Wheelchair Rally
The Orange County Bears defeated the Long Beach Flying Wheels 44-38 Thursday at Lakewood High. OC leads the Pacific Coast Wheelchair Basketball Association with a 4-0 record while Long Beach sits at 2-2. Bill Johnson led the Wheels with 14 points after returning from the Paralympics in Tel Aviv where he earned a spot on the all world team.
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Poly High Pins Bosco In 35 23 Nonleague Win
Poly High defeated St John Bosco 35 23 in a non league wrestling match. Poly junior varsity topped Bosco 44 3.
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Hawkins Scores 53 in Pipers Narrow Loss to Denver
Connie Hawkins poured in 53 points for the Minnesota Pipers in a 119-118 defeat by Denver. Hawkins had set an ABA scoring mark recently with 57 points, and his last shot from the corner rimmed out with three seconds remaining as Byron Beck secured the rebound for the Nuggets.
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Viking of Year Trophy to Dummit at LBCC awards
Dennis Dummit was named Viking of the Year at Long Beach City College fall awards banquet held at Lakewood Country Club. He set LBCC passing records as the Viking team went 6-2-1. Other honors went to Bill Meyers most inspirational, Kent Eiferts most improved, Ed Giles most promising freshman, Mike Maron outstanding runner, Steve Crane most inspirational captain, and Jim Burt MVP in water polo. Dick Wilkes earned most improved swimmer.
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Compton Opens CIF Title Defense With Win Over Notre Dame
Compton High started its CIF basketball title defense with a 51-43 victory against Notre Dame on Thursday in Compton. Olympic high jumper Reynaldo Brown debuted at center, scoring seven points and grabbing 13 rebounds.
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