Tarkenton Returns to Vikings in Giants Trade
Fran Tarkenton is traded from the New York Giants back to Minnesota for four draft picks and players Bob Grim Norm Snead Vince Clements. Giants receive Grim Snead Clements and two first round picks while Vikings gain Tarkenton and a second round pick. Grim doubts trade. Tarkenton expresses delight at returning home.
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Hat Trick Epidemic Sparks NHL Night Scoring
NHL teams featured multiple three goal games led by Frank Mahovlich Phil Esposito Nick Libett and Lou Nanne with Nanne praising the feat after Detroit beat Montreal 6 5 Esposito noted his 40 goal streak and Bucyk added Boston goal as Tony Esposito posted his third straight shutout for Chicago in a 4 0 win over Vancouver.
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Gibron Named Bears Head Coach In Place Of Dooley
Abe Gibron was promoted by owner George Halas from assistant to head coach of the Chicago Bears, succeeding Jim Dooley after a 6-8 NFL season. Gibron, a longtime assistant since 1965, received a multiyear deal as Dooley and most assistants were dismissed following five straight defeats. Recreation Center Yearlings 10 Cubs 7 Vikings 34 Kittens 23.
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Pioneers Face Crucial Buckeye Weekend In Basketball Stretch
Elyria High School seeks a midseason rebound as 6-6 Pioneers host Mansfield tonight and visit Sandusky tomorrow. Coach Mike Riley pushes for a total effort after recent lapses, aiming for two wins to push toward the sectional tournament with a 9-6 outlook.
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Elyria at Oberlin Faces Unbeaten Wrestling Test
Elyria High wrestlers prepare for a tough season clash against unbeaten Oberlin tomorrow night at 7 30 as the two programs meet on the road in a key matchup.
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High school basketball schedule and nearby matchups
Friday games feature Mansfield at Elyria Admra King at Marion and many others across Ohio with key contests including Elyria Catholic vs Sandusky and Oberlin vs Ridgeville. The weekend slate adds Mansfield Findlay Elyria and Lorain Admiral King showdowns as teams chase wins in a crowded area.
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ABA All Star prep turns into tuxedo quandary in Louisville
In Louisville for the 5th ABA All Star Game festivities players grumble over black tie events as Rick Barry and Artis Gilmore headline the East lineup. Dan Issel, Bill Melchionni, and Charlie Scott join Barry for the East. West features Zelmo Beaty Willie Wise Roger Brown Glen Combs and Ralph Simpson. Joe Mullaney coaches the East with LaDell Anderson guiding the West.
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Cincinnati inks Menke Uhlaender for 1972 Reds
The Cincinnati Reds signed Denis Menke a 10 year veteran and Ted Uhlaender. Menke will start at third with Tony Perez moving to first to replace Lee May after May was dealt to Houston. Pete Rose and Johnny Bench are also retained.
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