Bulls Beat Lakers 114 101 to Narrow NBA Race
Chicago Bulls topple Los Angeles 114-101 at Chicago as Wilt Chamberlain misses game for funeral. Suns hold division lead after Lakers loss, with Phoenix approaching key Sunday clash at Veterans Memorial Coliseum. The Celtics, led by Bill Russell, beat the 76ers 118-99 to improve to 5-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Phoenix Saket
National Basketball’ “Association
Los ‘Angeles ‘Lakers
Suns
Lakers
Chicago ‘Bulls
Phoenix
Los’ Angele
Veterans. Memorial
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Chicago
San Diego
Bulls
Seattle
Will ‘Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Jerry Walser
Sea Follies
National’ Basketball Association
Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
Los ‘Angeles
Jack Kent Cooke
Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Boston Celtics
Russell
Buffs edge Bunnies as Arcadia takess league lead in Central Division
Arcadia moves atop the Central Division A League after a Thursday win and Tempe shock, creating a league-wide scramble. Mesa drops to 1-1 in league play after losing to Tempe, while Saguaro and Yuma upset earlier winners to keep the chase tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saguaro
Arcadia
Mesa Jackrabbits
Mesa
Tempe
Buffs
McClintock
Kofé
Casa Grande
Yuma
Roadrunners fall to Vancouver in WHL clash
Phoenix Roadrunners, preparing in Portland for a game vs Portland Buckaroos, fell 4 3 to Vancouver Friday night. Murrays Hall and Duke Harris put Vancouver ahead 2-0 in the first period, Harris and Bill McNeill extended the margin in the second, and Walt McKechnie, Bob Charlebois, and Bob Kabel added in the final frame as Phoenix pressed for a comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
UPI
Phoenix Roadrunners
Portland Buckaroos
Phoenix
Vancouver
Roadrunners
Duke Harris
Harris
Bill McNeill
Canucks
Walt McKechnie
Bob Charlebois
Bob Kabel
Vane Couvernet
Gulls whip Spurs as Seattle tops Portland
The San Diego Gulls beat the Denver Spurs 5 2 and suffer a ninth straight loss for Denver. Seattle defeated Portland 6 1 with goals from Hynes Nicholson Faulkner and O Rea and two assists by Fielder Dineen paced Seattle. Vancouver faces Denver while Seattle moves to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
San Diego Gulls
Denver
Gulls
Spurs
Seattle
Portland
San Diego
Willie Ee
Warren
Hynes
al Nicholson
Vex Faulkner
O’ree
Gayle Fielder
Bill Dineen
Pfatems
Andy Heben‘ton
Vancouver
NBA Scores and Results From The Night
Cincinnati 182 Milwaukee 114 Boston 118 Philadelphia 99 Atlanta 109 San Francisco 105 Baltimore 119 New York 103 Chicago 114 Los Angeles 101 Denver Portland Vancouver Phoenix NBL ABA Oakland Miami New York 110 Chicago 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Celtics
Philadelphia 76Ers
Lakers
Chicago Bulls
Chamberlain
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Oscar Robertson
Baltimore
New York
Atlanta
San Francisco
Bulls
Los Angeles
Flynn Robinson
Clem Haskins
Bob Boozer
Baylor
NBA
Cinciinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Wahl
Phahihee
Oston
San Diego
Detroit
Seattle
Nagle Leads Nicklaus by Two at Australian PGA
Kel Nagle held a two stroke lead over Jack Nicklaus as the Australian PGA entered the third round in Melbourne. Both players shot 67s to stand one two at the midway mark with Nagle at 136 total while Arnold Palmer slumped to 77 after a 70 opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
UPI
Kel Nagle
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Nagle
Columbus
Ohio
Polo Finals Set for Scottsdale Regional Nov. 9
Scottsdale Polo Club hosts the Sherman Memorial 5 goal tournament debuting November 9 for three weekends at ABC Ranch fields northwest of Scottsdale Road and Shea Blvd. Players from Texas New Mexico California Wyoming Oregon and two Arizona teams compete for the Pacific Coast Regional title with a spot in the national Sherman event. Admission is $1 for adults, free for children under 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Abc Ranch
Scottsdale Road
Shea Blvd
Texas
New Mexico
California
Wyoming
Oregon
Arizona
S. Aegordine
Robert Powie
Interact Club
Rotary International
Jin
Tom Babers
Bob Chipman
Louis Nalda
San Patricio
Casper Leads Lucky Open as Lee Birthday Joins 66 Subpar
Billy Casper shot six under 65 while Dave Lee 66 on his 27th birthday shares the second round lead at the Lucky Open with 133 total nine under par. Stockton ties for lead at 133 with 66 despite ankle injury as Harding Park proves tough. Trevino makes the cut with 70 second straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Billy Casper
Dave Lee
Casper
Stockton
Don Massengale
Miller Barber
Harding Park
Balding
Bob E. Smith
Bob Duden
Charles Coody
Don Finsterwald
Bob Rosburg
Bob Smith
Doug Sanders
Jack Fleck
Mac McLendon
Duden
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bobby Lunn
Jim Langley
J.C. Goosie
Frank Boynton
Jacky Cupit
Billy Maxwell
Lee Trevino
Bob Goalby
Spencer faces fraud charge ahead of Walker bout in London
UPI reports heavyweight Spencer appeared at Clerkenwell Magistrates Court facing a charge of obtaining credit by fraud, connected to a May incident before his November 12 fight with Britain’s Billy Walker. Bail set at 120 dollars. he left with manager Willie Ketchum and papers demanding return in 24 hours for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Spencer
Willie Ketchum
Imagistrate
NASL weighs international league team and suspended play
The NASL tentatively backs a league team to play international matches with Moscow Dynamos Real Madrid Manchester United and Tottenham Spurs while halting current league play. Eight teams join Atlanta Baltimore Cleveland Dallas Kansas City Oakland St Louis and Washington to fund and promote soccer readying for a San Francisco meeting. Approval by USSF and CSA is uncertain and could force the NASL to resume a reduced schedule if rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Moscow Dynamos
Real Madrid
Manchester’ United
Tottenham
Hotspurs
Atlanta
Baltimore
Cleveland
Dallas
Kansas City
Oakland
St. Louis
Washington
U.S. Soccer Football Association
Canadian Soccer Football Association
International Soccer Federation
NASL
Chicago Mustangs
John Allyn
Allyn
Boston
Vancouver
Detroit
Houston
San
Toronto
Los Angeles
New York
Lincoln returns to Chargers in scramble for West title
Keith Lincoln, a former Chargers star, returns to San Diego as injuries hit the backfield. San Diego, tied for second in the AFL West with 52 records, faces Miami as a 16 point favorite while Oakland leads KC. Also noted are Namath and the Jets facing the Bills and other AFL action with top performers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Lincoln
San Diego
Chargers
Lincoln
Buffalo
Miami Dolphins
Gene Foster
Speedy Duncan
Jim Tolbert
Oakland’ Raiders
Kansas City Chiefs
Miami
Oakland
Kansas City
New York ‘Jets
Buffalo‘ Bills
Houston Oilers
Cincinnati’ Bengals
Denver Broncos
Boston Patriots
Hewritt Dixon
Bills
Shea Stadium
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Jets
Namath
Combs Memorial at Manzanita Opens Final Sprint Car Night
The 1968 caged sprint car season ends with the tenth Fred Combs Memorial at Manzanita Speedway in Phoenix tonight. Drivers from Iowa New Mexico Texas and California join Arizona’s best for a 50 lap feature led by defending champion Gene Brown and points winner Jerry McClung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Fred Combs
Manzanita’ Speedway
Iowa
New Mexico
Texas
California
Arizona
Gene Brown
Jerry McClung
Leonard turbine eyed for USAC race at Phoenix
Joe Leonard the former motorcycle ace will drive the No. 60 turbine snow owned by Parnelli Jones in the 200 mile USAC race at Phoenix International Raceway on November 17. Leonard set a four lap average speed record at Indianapolis and was leading before an equipment problem, with Bobby Unser already entered at PIR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Leonard
Parnelli Jones
United States Auto Club
Phoenix “International Raceway
Leonard
Andy Granatelli
Bobby Unser
PIR
J. C. Agajanian
Phoenix
Indianapolis
Unser
Lloyd Ruby
Victory Lane
Bobby
Ruby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vancouver Icers
ABA
Terry Dill
Randy Petri
Jimmy Wright
Ken Still
Joe Goldstrand
Massengale
CBS
Rizona
Lidl
LISS
Orn
Bate
Cassady Asa
Shaun Floyd
Mike Hopwood
McClintock High
Floyd
Sun Devil
Roger Detter
Jay Arnote
Seaburn Hill
Steve Rash
Key
chance—Alworth
John Hadi
Hadi
Robert Holmes
Mike Garrett
Combs
Manza
Bel-Air
Marilyn
Superior Court
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!