Suns edge Rockets 114 112 after late rally at Cow Palace
Phoenix Suns barely defeated San Diego 114 112 in an exhibition at the Cow Palace. Connie Hawkins secured the final rebound after a late foul and missed 24 second shot. Guard Clem Haskins led with 35 points while Dick Van Arsdale and Hawkins added 16 18 points. San Diego featured Elvin Hayes and Stu Lantz at 16 each.
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Purdue coach DeMoss rises as giant-killer after upset
Purdue stunned Stanford 26-14 with head coach Bob DeMoss earning his second UPI Coach of the Week honor. Despite an earlier loss to Notre Dame, DeMoss honored his staff and players for turning the season around after stepping in for Mullenkopf years ago.
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Eagles Acquire Larry Watkins To Bolster RB Depth
Philadelphia trades for second year running back Larry Watkins from Detroit to reinforce a 0-3 backfield. Watkins, an Alcorn A&M product from Bessemer Alabama, rushed 201 yards on 62 carries and scored once for the Lions in 1969. The club also activated defensive back Nate Ramsey from injured reserve after rib injuries in the opener with Dallas.
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Arkansas State Tops Small College Poll
Arkansas State, the Southland Conference champion for two straight years, defeated Wichita 53 14 and the Citadel 24 7 while edging Southeast Louisiana 12 3 to hold a commanding lead in UPI Board of Coaches ratings.
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Golfers crown winners in key flight competitions
In Villa Monterey and Valley Country Club events Barbara Barron and Nelda Vandedingham tied Class A at 378 with Helen Davis winning Class B at 29. Dorothy Hoke and Jean Lowery tied Class C with 34s. Class D saw Betty Aker and Betty Coate tied at 16. At Valley, Bette George Georgina Dunn and Ruth Grant posted 33s in Class A, Jo Ammerman won Class B with 33, Norma Laughlin and Lora Hatch tied Class C at 34, Alice Dickerson and Louise Edmudsen 34 in Class D. Scottsdale Club featured a most pars tour led by Evelyn Hall and Joan Potter with 12 pars.
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Saguaro Players Dominate Week with Big Wins and Honors
Saguaro knocked off Coronado 21 2 to earn two Sabercats Players of the Week. Fred Silvestri made five tackles and an interception return for 45 yards and a late score. Marty Franks earned lineman of the week honors for strong tackling and blocking on both sides. Scottsdale named Mike Makings and Tom Sather for back and lineman of the week in a 14 13 win over Casa Grande. Alan Sweeney caught two passes for touchdowns. Arcadia’s Steve Pihl and Bill Kerwick earned Titans of the week after a 25 6 loss to Westwood. Corenoido’s Keh Bolin and Russ Boetcher earned top defensive honors.
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Unitas Disobeys Coach In Boston Game Incident
Johnny Unitas defied Baltimore coach Don McCafferty by throwing on a third and two at the Colts 45 to Roy Jefferson for an insurance touchdown as the Colts beat the Patriots 7 6 in Boston. McCafferty fretted over a possible interception while Unitas played the human star who remains proud but humble amid fan reaction and past frictions.
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Aguilas edge rivals in winter slow pitch win
Aguilas defeated Continental Tuesday night by 16 to 3 as Doug Keats led with a home run. Night Riders defeated Big Red 11 to 7. In dependents beat Assembly 22 to 14, and Producers beat C and M 21 to 9. Tom Henschen went four for four for the Night Riders.
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Washington State scrimmages ahead of Arizona State clash
Washington State University players scrimmaged 80 minutes as head coach Jim Sweeney directed a long practice to prep for Saturday non conference game with unbeaten Arizona State in Tempe. The defense worked with freshmen against the Sun Devils offense as Sweeney stressed reducing excessive contact early in the season.
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