NBA realigns into four divisions orders early draft, delays ABA merger
The NBA realigned to four divisions adding Buffalo Cleveland Houston and Portland with Buffalo joining Atlantic and Cleveland Central and Portland Pacific. The draft date moved up to March 23 with 81 games planned and no early merger with the ABA.</analysis>
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Chenoweth Sets 288 Ann Rogers Mark in Rain Bow Opener
Chenoweth opened the Rain Bow Invitational League season with a 288 mark, matching Ann Rogers’ standard set three months earlier. Marv Chenoweth started yesterday’s opening game, introducing a new era of competition.
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Polansky signs with Iowa State after Lakeland title season
Amherst athlete Steve Polansky, star linebacker and offensive tackle, accepted a football scholarship to Iowa State in the Big Eight. The 6-0, 210-pound senior was Amherst’s MVP and helped the Comets win the Lakeland Conference championship. Earlier reports had him linked to Akron, but he did not sign there.
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State Women’s Bowling Tour leads in Youngstown area
Dot Boreski rolled a 616 series to highlight the ongoing state women’s tourney in Youngstown. Elyria bowlers competed, with Ruth Hastings high 658 and Grace Lysell 660 hidden among strong scores. Local teams include Ketchum Shell and Americana Inn, while Freeway Sporting Goods led with 3 126.
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ABA Builds Lead With High Paid Draft Push
The ABA claims a three game winning streak in its clash with the NBA over college seniors recruiting. Washington Caps president Earl Foreman announces Charlie Scott’s three year deal making him the top paid athlete in Washington, surpassing Frank Howard. Contracts for Rick Mount and Mike Maloy target multi year sums and potential future earnings. ABA head James Gardner says five of the top six seniors will sign, with Pete Maravich and Bob Issel among targets as negotiations continue in New York and Buffalo.
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