UCLA Dynasty Story Sparks Airline Flap
Jetliner to Louisville carried UCLA players as Sport magazine teased The UCLA Dynasty with Lew Alcindor and colleagues on its cover. Quotes from players, coach curfews, and Alcindor’s distance from teammates emerge amid broader notes on college football, recruiting and media buzz involving Lew Alcindor, John Wooden, Sid Wicks, Curtis Rowe, Bill Sweek, and others.
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UCLA
Louisville
L.A. International
Sport Magazine
Ucla Dynasty
Lew Alcindor and Company
John Wooden
New York
Lew Alcindor
Alcindor
Sidney
Wicks
Curtis
Rowe
Bill Cosby
Southland
Charles Lloyd
Cosby
USC
John McKay
Buffalo
Ralph Wilson
Wilson
Simpson
McKay
Jay
Houston
Miling
Tommy Prothro
Lew Stueck
S Ince
Kenny Heitz
Lynn Shackelford
Lucius Allen
Westwood
Bealts
Allen Hornyak
Auard
Bel
Hornyak
Pauley Pavilion
Alex Karras
Detroit Lions
aMovies
Karras
Paper Lion
Rich Spindler
Dennis Murphy
Rick
Pardy
Hal Griffin
Oxford
Griffin
FBI
England
Favorites Dominate at Marine Stadium
Three prominent skiff racers Clem McCulla Larry Schwabenland and Ray Caselli led the Long Head Boat and Ski Club Championships at Marine Stadium McCulla won the $500 top prize in the circle race completing the six hour program Caselli set a world record speed in the blown fuel hydro event while Miss British Columbia driven by Schwabenland Bayed 179.64 mph with Caselli turning 137.19 mph in Panic Mouse.
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Torrance
Clem McCulla
Fresno
Larry Schwabenland
North Hollywood
Ray Caselli
Marine Stadium
MecCulla
Schwabenland
Caselli
British Columbia
Sam Kurtovich
Climax
Wilson says O J Simpson asking too much for Bills deal
Buffalo owner Ralph C. Wilson Jr says O J Simpson’s reported 1.1 million dollar four year salary demand is impractical. He suggests Simpson consider Indianapolis Continental League if the offer was serious and notes his admiration for the rival league’s prospects.
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Buffalo
Simpson
Indianapolis
Ralph C. Wilson Jr
Bal Hareour
Fish
Chuck Barnes
Detroit
Bills
Southern Cal
Barnes
Wilson
O.J
AFL
North Stars Tie Kings as Johnston Nets First NHL Goal
Minnesota rookie Joey Johnston scored his first NHL goal on a left wing rush past Wayne Rutledge to spark a 2-2 tie with the Los Angeles Kings. Brent Hughes also scored and Danny Grant tied the game for Minnesota, which moved into a share of fifth in the West with Pittsburgh. The Penguins won earlier, denying a last place finish for a moment.
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Minnesota
Joey Johnston
Wayne Rutledge
North Stars
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Blair
John Mariucti
Kings
Hughes
Thadat
Gary Bauman
Kirgs
Ray Cullen
Stars
Brent Hughes
Leo Boivin
Ballen
Brent
Danny Grant
Rutledge
Oakland
Norm Ferguson
NHL
Hank Cahan
Bauman
Johnston
Kelly
Esposito Sets NHL Scoring Marks in Bruins Win
Phil Esposito scored his 49th goal and 126th point as the Boston Bruins beat Montreal 6-3, finishing second in the East with 100 points while Montreal set a new NHL record. Esposito became the highest scoring center and first to 100 points in a season, surpassing Jean Beliveau’s 1955-56 mark. Canadiens meet New York and Bruins face Toronto in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
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Phil Esposito
Boston Bruins
Montreal
Bruins
Canadiens
Esposito
NHL
Jean Beliveau
New York
Toronto
Rangers
Maple Leafs
Madison Square Garden
Nitehawks Edge Oxnard In Low Scoring Preseason Win
The Long Beach Nitehawks win 2-0 over Oxnard at the Anaheim Preseason Invitational. Max Mallet hits an infield single in the fifth, advances to third after a misplay by Bud Newman, and scores on a misplayed throw by Tony Vasquez.
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Long Beach Nitehawks
Oxnard
Anaheim
Pearson Park
Max Mallet
Bud Newman
Tony Vasquez
Mallet
Stars fall to Bucca neers in New Orleans game
New Orleans Buccan eers beat the Stars 123 111 to take second place in the Western Division of the American Basketball League. Assia and Jimmy Jones led the Buc scoring with 33 points while Reg Robbins grabbed 23 rebounds for a season total of 1 001. George Lehmann led the Stars with 47 points.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Buccaneers
The
Stars
Assia
Jimmy Jones
Buc
Austin
Reg” Robbins
George Lehmann
NEW Orltam Ig
Tubitson Waren
Dam
Drege
Ff Tatimma
Walter Aby
Rf Totes
Thera
KENT
Carland
Bradt
Norge
Yarborough wins Atlanta 500 with Mercury Cyclone Spoiler
Cale Yarborough drives the Mercury Cyclone Spoiler to win the Atlanta 500 at an average speed of 332.750. The debut of the Spoiler altered the stock car race, beating David Pearson in a tense, near to wire duel. Yarborough credited the spoiler as the turning point and declared confidence in outrunning any track competition.
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Atlanta
Uda
Cale Yarborough
Yarborough
David Pearson
Timminsville
S.C
Mercury
Pearson
Ford
King and His Court to Pitch at Blair Field
Eddie Feigner leading the King and His Court four man softball team will appear at Blair Field in Long Beach on April 19. The nationally renowned pitcher will face a local lineup formed by Lanny Rupp and Ray Silvas with Jim Herrick catching. Mark Bailey at first and Jim Vickers at shortstop, both veterans from Jordan High, also participate.
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Stanford
Gene Washington
San Francisco
Savings and Loan
Craig Swan
Millikan High
Arizona
State
Arizona’ State
Seattle
John Herbold
Poly
Lake
Bob’ Cousy
Boston College
New York
Netball Assn
Eddie Feigner
King
Long Beach
Blair Field
Feigner
Lanny, Rupp
Ray’ Silvas
Rupp
Jim Herrick
Mark Bailey
Jim Vickers
Jordan High
Basketball of the year remark noted after tough loss
Acknowledging a tough defeat, the team described shaking off a 35 point television loss to L.A. as a learning moment. Players Botton and Hauler commented on resilience and focus for upcoming games despite the lopsided setback.
Knicks players eye playoffs amid travel and rest benefits
Knicks players discuss approaching playoffs noting reduced travel and longer rests, with knowledge of opponents and paths to success. The feature references names like Barnell and Saleem Mach Slam among others, highlighting a mood of cautious optimism as the season narrows toward postseason play.
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