UCLA and USC coaches celebrate 20th win milestone in LA lunch
John Wooden of UCLA Bob Boyd of USC and Jerry Tarkanian of Long Beach State marked their teams 20th wins as UCLA led USC by one game in the Pacific Eight standings after a 110 75 win over Oregon State. Riley set rebounding marks and 87 boards over the weekend. Wooden praised Riley and warned tough upcoming games against Washington and Washington State.
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Sommer Stable Sets Three Entries in El Encino Claiming Stakes
The New York stable of Sigmund Sommer enters three horses in the El Encino Claiming Stakes at Santa Anita. Shining Sword Good Manners and Crimson Dills race against Cocoinea Efa Montana Winds Moonreindeer and Seipori among others with claiming prices from 40 000 to 50 000 for Good Manners. Good Manners recently upset Snow Sporting in an allowance race while Moonreindeer was runner up to Cavamore in the El Monte Handicap.
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Carlyle Snead wins Tucson Open showcasing own name
J C Snead known as Carlyle Snead wins the Tucson Open for $22,000, beating Dale Douglass by one stroke after a five under par final round. Former Washington Senators farm system outfielder, Snead comes from the famous Snead golfing family and recently rose to prominence in pro golf.
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Snead Wins Narrow English Golf Championship After Rain Delay
Sam Snead tied with Douglass after three rounds and surged on the final day to claim victory by a single stroke. Snead finished 273 for 72 holes, 15 under par, equaling Douglass’s score, while Mengert Irwin Archer and others trailed. Trevino failed to contend in the final round as rain-impacted play extended the event to Monday morning.
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Williams: Williams favors golf over baseball for kids
Ted Williams says young players go for football or basketball over baseball due to difficulty and fame. He notes baseball requires more all around skill and recalls how past critics remembered him. He jokes about wanting his son John Henry to be a golfer or singer rather than risk in baseball.
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Seven-footers ignite big scoring night across top teams
Four of the seven-footers delivered standout showings as key teams won. Pej, Gilmore, Burrows, and McDaniels led high scoring efforts for Jacksonville, Western Kentucky, Kentucky, and UNC respectively, with multiple players hitting double digits and tallies in double figures.
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Hawaii Rainbows Reach National Ranking For First Time
Hawaii is tied for 18th with Utah State and Arizona State in the national poll as the 1971 Rainbows boast a 21 3 record. Athletic director Paul Durham says the ranking could boost chances for the National Invitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden and possibly an NCAA bid, with two regular season games left against Centenary.
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Alley Struck by Pitching Machine Breaks Hand
Pirates shortstop Gene Alley suffered a broken left hand when struck by a pitching machine during first day drills at Gradenton. Manager Danny Murtaugh has one seasoned shortstop, Jackie Hernandez, amid spring camp as Clemente and Pagan report late.
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