Seagren Sets Indoor Pole Vault Mark at Millrose Games
At Madison Square Garden on Thursday night, Bob Seagren of USC cleared 17 feet 4 1/4 inches to establish an indoor pole vault record at the 61st Millrose Games. He surpassed his own 17-3 best from Feb 18, 1967 but failed to reach the 17-8 target on several attempts.
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Lakers Rally Sparks By Goodrich In Final Quarter
The account highlights Goodrich's late burst and Crawford's initial spark, with Elgin Baylor contributing as Los Angeles battles through a tense finish. Diswiddle defends as rookie Bill Diswiddle is noted in the final sequence, underscoring a team effort in the late game push.
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Lakers edge Knicks in late 40 second hook shot finish
In a high scoring NBA game the Lakers overcame a late push by the Knicks. A decisive 40 second left hook shot by Baylor sealed the win as Los Angeles held off New York with key plays by Counts and Archie Clark. Poor shooting by the Lakers during stretches nearly cost them the game.
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Dinner- Awards Honor Long Beach Sports Contributors
The Frank Mitchell Art Chapman Award went to Buck Catlin for long time service to Long Beach sports. Special honors were given to George Heinri and Bob Myers with coach and special achievement recognitions. Other awards recognized Mel Burns, Garland Miles, Millikan High CIF champions, Cal State Long Beach teams, and notable Long Beach athletes of the year. Event featured Jimmy Piersall and Bid Tucker as emcee with interview highlights.
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Beaty Tops Celtics as Hawks Roll to Miami Victory
Zelmo Beaty scored a career high 42 points and held Bill Russell to non scoring in field goals as the St Louis Hawks defeated the Boston Celtics 105-83 in Miami. Russell contributed four points and six free throws for Boston while Cazzie Russell led New York with 31 points in a 128-118 win over Chicago. Hal Greer scored 35 as Philadelphia beat Detroit 123-108, and Earl Monroe dropped 30 in Bullis Mort’s 127-113 win over San Diego.
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North Stars blank Flyers to seize second in West
Ray Cullen scored twice from 18 feet to pace Minnesota to a 3-0 victory over Philadelphia. Cesare Maniago earned his fifth shutout of the season as the North Stars moved into second place, one point ahead of the idle Kings amid 94 minutes of penalties in a wild game.
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GALLERIES BIGGEST PROBLEM PROS BLAST BROOKSIDE
The touring pros criticized Rancho and urged a move to Brookside Park in Pasadena for the LA Open. Officials cited inadequate locker rooms and practice areas at Rancho, while Brookside’s upgraded facilities drew praise amid record crowds forecast for the weekend. Arnold Palmer and Gene Littler led the debate on course conditions and gallery impact.
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Four tied at 67 1963 and US Walker Cup team member
Golf report notes Eichelbarger, Archer, Marr, and Palmer shooting 67s in a Riviera qualifiers round. Eichelbarger, reduced by Marine service, fought to reach the LA Open via Riviera tie for fifth at 271. Archer and Marr delivered strong mid-round play while Palmer faltered on the closing hole amid late practice.
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