Louisville Will Face the Music ANG ON FOOTBALL FANS
Nine more football games are listed for this week with results from major bowls including the Orange Bowl Nebraska 27 Alabama 21 and Sugar Bowl Oklahoma 35 Auburn 20. Additional notes cover Rose and Cotton Bowl outlooks and three post season games Friday in Jacksonville San Francisco and Houston.
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UCLA Blasts Texas 115 65 In Bruin Holiday Classic
UCLA routs Texas 115-65 in first-round action as Bill Walton posts 28 points and 24 rebounds. Henry Bibby adds 23, Keith Wilkes 20, Larry Farmer 16. Ohio State then defeats Arizona 90-47 to set title game with UCLA.
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Webb Signs with Suns After Bucks Waivers
Jeff Webb a 6 foot 4 guard from Kansas State signed by the Phoenix Suns of the NBA. Webb had been placed on waivers by the Milwaukee Bucks earlier this year.
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Lafayette Jeff Tops Terre Haute North In Championship
Lafayette Jeff jumped to a 6-1 lead and defeated Terre Haute North 71-57 in the championship game. Isiah Williams powered Jeff with 23 points and 15 rebounds, while North struggled from the floor and faced strong inside defense.
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College Basketball Roundup From the All College Tourney
ISU trounces North Texas 68 59 behind Millington career high 20 points. Jacksonville U defeats Texas Tech 81 66 as ISU and Tech set rematch for 4 p m today. Dan Bush struggles. Millington shines with 9 of 15 field goals and 20 points.
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Indiana Illinois Win Bradley Tops Purdue
Indiana and Illinois won in non-conference action. Bradley defeated Purdue 72 64 in the Sugar Bowl Basketball Tournament opening round in New Orleans. Allan Hornyak and Joby Wright led their teams with 27 and 25 points respectively.
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Paris third place in tournament after 82 79 win
Paris finishes third in the Paris tournament with an 82 79 victory over Urbana. Shelbyville outlasts Teutopolis 77 75 in double overtime in the consolation bracket.
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Penguins Farm Out Rutherford Noris To Hershey Farm Club
Pittsburgh Penguins reassigned goalie Jim Rutherford and rookie defenseman Joe Noris to their Hershey Pennsylvania farm club. Rutherford posted a 3.37 goals against average in 10 games and Noris had two goals and five assists in 35 games.
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Louisville Cardinals Face Fordham In Holiday Festival Final
Louisville and Fordham reach the title game at Madison Square Garden amid controversy over the National Anthem. Coach Denny Crum says no political motive, while star guard Jim Price and Athletic Director Bernard Hickman defend the team’s superstition driven boycott and insist they will honor officials’ decisions. Protests greet the boycott, amplifying the eveining tension.
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Young skater Connie Carpenter added to Olympic team
UPI reports 14 year old Connie Carpenter of Madison Wisconsin was named to the United States Olympic skating team by chairman Lamar Ottsen. In a related note St Louis Cardinals announce retention of coaches George Kissell Barney Schultz Ken Boyer and Vern Benson for 1972 season.
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North Vermillion Clouts Schulte In B Team Tourney
North Vermillion defeated Schulte 45-36 at the Golden Bears gym to claim the title game in a B-team tournament. Dean Dunham led with 15 points as the Falcons used zone pressure to hold off Schulte and capture the win. Greg Switzer had 17 in Rockville’s 54-42 semifinal win, while Joe Newton scored 21 in Schulte’s earlier loss to West Vigo.
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