The News Tribune from Tacoma, Washington (2025)

January 25, 1975

Publication:

The News Tribunei

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Tacoma, Washington

Issue Date:

Saturday, January 25, 1975

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15

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The Ntws Tribune Tacoma Sat Jan 25 1975 B-3 SCOREBOARD Sports in brief Seattle baseball bid to be postponed? Pro hockey National League Pro baskelbdl NBA bastebn cowfiornce MmNC Mvtataa WLPclGR Ns York MU 5M Th 8 81 14 Hvtataa (R i 717 ii jn MM ja ii 1 4N MW SB 114 MW WRSTRRN CONPEBENCB Don two goals paced tne Vancouver Canucks to a 4-1 Nahional Hockey League victory over Atlanta only the third home loss for the Flames this season In the World Hockey Association Wayne Connelly broke a six-game scoring slump with two goals and an assist to power Minnesota past Toronto 7-5 College edge RESULTS FRIDAY Padllc 8 PacHIc Lutheran Stantsrd Air Fores Whitworth 47 Lowts A Clark WHtamotta 8 UnfloM II Control Washtailon 01 Eoslorn Or-Bon Orooon Toch 8 Or soon Col toss Western Woshtaatan M7 Southern Or-soon 7X i 8 Northwest I 8 New Mexico 8 Utah Wyamina Arliono 4L CMsrodo SI 8 Arizona St Idaho State 8 Idaho NsrthrldBO SI Ml LA BaaHsI LaVarno Claromen t-Mudd a PI Lama CaHtsrnta Baalist Roots 8 Southern Utah 8 Grand Canyon CsL of Santa Fo Groat Falls Msnt Simon Frasar Montana NA Montana 8 Westminster Utah 7 Cola Minos 7A UT-Chaffonosoa M7 Florida 8 Naiorene 8 OoHas Baptist From Associated Press Montreal Expos president John McHale has indicated expansion plans might mean a wait of three yean before additional cities including Seattle Toronto and New Orleans obtain major league franchises 'There are people in our league who fed fairly strongly about not McHale said The Nation al League requires unanimous approval for expansion while the American League requires an affirmative vote by nine of its 12 teams jC-X'JS- i- i a buzzer (a battery-powered shock device) intended to goad a horse to greater speed fay the New York State -Racing and Wagering Board The 36-year-old jockey will be barred for life from riding at any US track Jockeys who refused to ride because of track conditions caused by an ear- 1 ly-week snowstorm forced Philadel- Keystone race track to cancel its Thoroughbred racing program The track expects to try again today Veteran Bill Shoemaker rode three consecutive winners including the featured San Rafel Stakes aboard Donna Quick at Santa Anita Rex son said he still is attempting to move most of the family's undernourished mares from his farm in Chino Calif to a ranch near Tucson Two American-bred trotters will challenge a field of 16 Etench-breds Sunday in Prix -d'Amerique the richest trott- ing race iSV Tennis -s Flftbeeeded Arthur Ashe was up- set by Jaime Fillol 7-6 6-2 7-6 in quarterfinal action of the 3115000 UJ5 Indoor Pro Championships defeat leaves seventh-rated Marty Riessen the only player: among the original top 15 seeds in the Philadelphia tourney Riessen will face FiOol and John Alexander will test Vitas Gorulaitis in semifinal play todays Pro football -H Pet GR SM 4 CltvOinah DM AM 4 tvtataa Pd GR 8 AM -i AM MS KB AW AH MW RESULTS PRIDAV i tfc Kansas CNv-Omoha 17 I ML Nsw York nfL MUwmfcaa fl Mt Saama II 1 111 Atlanta ML Lai Anastas 11R Nsw Or loans Porttand IN Phltadstptilo 7 GAMRS TODAY Kansas CNYOmaha al Nsw York MHwaukooat rissstona at OatraR at i Now Orisons at I Portland at I RRSULTS FRIDAY Vancouver A Atlanta 1 CaUtornta A Toronto 1 GAMES TODAY Now York Hangars al PHtsburah I al Now York Bill McPeak 48 former i ton Redskins coach whose service to Miami was limited last season after he suffered a stroke has been fired and replaced by Bob Schndker Police authorities in St Louis say Roxie Ann Rice daughter of a narco- tics supplier and alleged teller of mar ivf ijuana to National Football League i al Detroit i at SI Louis i City al Mtanossta Potpourri World Association i Boise SI SI Harris Teachsrs 41 Underwood Concordia Mo 8 Mol Boottst 8 No Cota S7 Emporia St 8 PHtsburg Kon St 40 Sa Cato Tox-EI Paso Brigham Young Rsnssotaar Poly Inst St Lawrence 4S (OT) Ottawa Kan 8 Gracstond (OT) Mo Western Hoc hurst MayvKIe 18 Mary NO Ml Ptafc 8 Turtle Me Voitov 8 Baker Kan Christian OMa 8 Friends Kan 8 Santord Brown Louis Pharmacy Wm Patterson fl Kaon Knot MA Cornell Iowa 17 Wm Jewell 8 Methodist 8 Marymounl Kan 117 AM Marly SJ Jackson Xavtor-New Orleans Brldoswatar Vo SI Ihonondooh Onsonta Potsdom SI Paine 8 Cloflta 8 Dakota SI Iowa IB Peru players can be released on bail but far she applied for bond The Drug Enforcement Administra- if" tion has said a nationwide Am? BASKETBALL Lany Fogle' the -t vft leading collegiate scorer in the nation Don Nidsen of New London N-H A' last year was reinstated to the trou- "v- tT' won the 15-kilometer crossountryC bled Canisius College team on race at the UJ5 National Nordic Com-t? tionary He was dismissed' bined Championships at Laconia from the team two weeks ago for NM Robert Young of Sun Vat and for missing Idaho took first place in the and being late for precticeA He had a 4m '-f 334-point average but only 223 jor the first sevra games this winter Utah Stars forward Willie Wise un-r happy with his present loation and because of what he believes to be the attitude of Salt Lake City Mormons about blacks Is through with the game his attorney said tiod into her aUegations of the drug sales' is under way-" New World Football League presi- dent' Chris Hemmeter' 35-year-old 4 4k mens aenai event ana uinny uouer mn Honolulu millionaire said he thinks of Steamboat Springs Polo the blue his league is to make ahd ribbon for women in the national 4 added that Portland probably would freestyle championship at Stowe Vt i retain 'its franchise after enough commitments from potential Swimminfl investors Each team is being asked to guarantee by'March :15 Cox the 18-year-old who $6500008750000 in escrow as bolds the record for swim- posited capital for the 1975 "do the English Chanod wiU chal-j He also guaranteed payment of all Cook Strait in New Zealand dd)ta4rfe'f 'k Wretch of water never conquered by-: female next month Andy: Coan of Fort Lauderdale Elawaa the' Fmrmer hroeight king George American swimmer to capture a aerial event and Ginny Molter UUWIWI1I gwiuuuGK RESULTS FRIDAY I 7 Toronto 1 Edmantan 7 Houston 1 Phoenix A Now England Vancouver A Winn load 1 IOTL -GAMRS TODAY Chicago al Quebec Baltimore al Cleveland I at San Otago Barrington 0 Gordon Corned 8 Columbia Vo Wesitovan NA SI Andrews Oral Roberts McNooso St Bridgeport 8 SI Aonsohn's 8 Marian 0 Rose llubnan Concordia lnd8 St Fronds Indfl La Sallo Duauesno 8 Binghamton SI 8 NY Maritime Vo Union SA FavottovHIo Queens 8 Pratt 8 Qutanlgtac fl Conn St Horse racing Portland Meadows Friday Jaa FIRST YMHy'uonntaHl1 XX XX XX Flying Don (Sheppard) 18 18-Larks Ginger Rail (Spencer) XX 1:09 1A- furlongs Qutoslta fllX Trlfocto 01X8 SECOND Thongs Field Day (Gibson) 88 XX AX Rukon's Bov (Hsl-Hngs worth) AX XX Too Tv (Jenningsl XX AUTO RACING: Mike 'fc lfiiler driving Jim Green E2-- ephant was the pacesetter in the fun- ny car category of the American Hot Vfinter Nationals'" at BASEBALL: Sal Bando captain of ORK1IW IIMU1 OK Central League Pts GF GA 4 44 Ml IB 7 SS Ml 7 SI 1S1 144 5 41 144 Ml idly IS 17 Foremaniand Oscar fhe Umd Muted team oymerCharlee IBonavena will fight March 24 In an smashed two worid records 0- Finley fornot running fs -fir dass operation not in the best games in the 800 and 1500 huinamed UScity as a l2undoom- Lthepl5round itltle (hatch sending fhhampionlMuhammad All against ChuckWepner jndevdand Thef-t Hodciy end Russia will hold the third in 7 Holland at the same iussia wm noia tneimra in a Pts GF GA 41 177 IB 154 ID I SM HI 7 11 147 8 City ATLANTA IWI Brown 7 1-1 Draw 4 SS IX Sstaamar 4 54 IX Hsndsr-un 54 21 Van Arsdata WHO Kaulfman I Wstnl I A GMRsm 1 7 Janas 4 t-l A Totals 41 n-M DETROIT (111) Raws I 14 Adams 1 4 Lantar 14 Ford I A Bins 7 57 Davis 1 A Monotit 9 IK Traaa 11 Porfar I a Monov IMS Ebarhart IMA Ltaon 1 A Totals 41 17-B Ml BBS M-I1I out: Atlanta GUI lam Total touts: Atlanta 8 Dstrsd SAW MILWAUKEE Ifll Dandrldat 11 1-1 8 Wamsr IMA Abdut-Jakkar 13 91 It McGtackHn IH A Pries 4 1-1 II Rsstanl IHA Brakow 4 1-1 IX Davis IMA WHHams I BE A Totals 41 Ml HOUSTON (HI Tomlonovlcti 4 57 1 A Rattaff SM IA Hawss SM 1A Murabv S4 2A Nswdn I 54 Kunnsrt 4 4 1A Rdsv 1 BE A WsM I A Baltav I A Totals 17-8' Nsaslsa 8 Total fouls: Milwaukee Houston 11 Fautad out: MJIwaukoa Brakow octal I-cal foul: Heustan Csadi Esaru A17A NEW YORK Bradtav 4 1-1 A Jackson 7 ASIA GlanoW 4M 11 Fraitar 7 47 8 Msnras 7 8 Dark B4 8 Wlnaa I BO A Bod 1 91 A Davis 1 Totals 40 W8 BUFFALO (MS) MeMBItan 1 BO 1A Wastandsn BO 8 McAdsa 94 SmItti 14 44 8 Wlnflotd 4 B1 Marin 1 0 A Chartas 4 A Sdiloulor 1 BO A DIGraasrta 0 BO A Wolss 1 91 7 Totals 17-B Now York n- 8 MS Nona Total fouls: Now York Buffalo Tactailcal foul: Buffalo Marta 1A1H KANSAS CITY -OMAHA (171 Wod-man 4 BO A McNaM 1 7 Lacsv 1 93 A Archibald 44 Walkar 4 14 11 Bobaaon 4 A WHHams 111 A Kasmatskl 0 BO A Totals 1M1 BOSTON Havlkok IMA Nalsan 1 A Cowans 47 Wldto 4 4 7 8 Chorny BO 8 Silas 1 11-11 8 Wostabal 8 FlnkolSBOAStacamS BO A Ard 0 BO A Totals BX CHv-Omaha Total fouls: Kansas Clty-Omaha 17 Boston 8 BfSL NEW ORLEANS (MS) Johnson 4 11 8 StaMwarth 1 11 Walk OML Bar not! 4 7-11 11 Maravkh 0 8 Cslaman 1 BO A Counts 4 44 8 Jamas 1 BO A Nstson 14 A Moors 1 BO 1 TOMS 0 LOS ANGELES (IB) -Calhoun IMA Hairstons 1 44 8 Smith 40 1A Allan 4 BO 11 Goodrich 0 44 Booty 14 8 Lanti IBM 11 Lovo 1 A RussM 744 8 Totals 40 J7 MUM B-NI MBS Faulsd out: Nona Total fouls: Nr Ortsans 17 las Anastas 8MA THIRD AAuggo (Youngron) AX XX XX Mickey's Flame (J Andrews) 18 XX Pompsv (Wright) XX I ISt furlongs QutasHg BIX DAILY DOUBLE S18X FOURTH Widow Dae (Perry) 88 AX AX Elfge (Rasodch) AM XX Parr ZU Barb (DG Sanchez) XX Quine! la fXX Par- Olympic Committee vice praii? matches tonight at St- Louis 3 acharfeof aggravated assault the IOC that Montreal will stage the acfei: Minnesota Henry Boucha Jan 4- 1978 Summer Games as scheduled' in a Minneapolis courtroom He is duev Ahy late substitute city would ipce hack in court May -T9-f The charge practically unsoivable problema" and carries a maximum five yean tn csncdlation of the Games would bft on and $5000 fine Horse racing jockey Samno tftandei was convicted of possession of 4 RRSULTS FRIDAY Omaha A Seattle Tulsa A Dados 1 Oklahoma City A Fort Worth GAMES TONIGHT Seattle at Omaha Fort Worth at Da Has Oklahoma City at Tulsa Denver al Saff Lake City Pro golf Crosby Pro-Am ACM CAUF FIFTH Bay Ghost (Hddngsworlh) 78 48 IX Thai So (Woles) UX AX Ml Soldier (Youngron) XX 1:0 1A- 1 mde 70 yards Qulnslta tax Parfocto SHIM SIXTH Corporal Dunne (Taksta) 48 ISA XX Looso In Space (Koto) XX XX Moonlight Tryst (Driggers) AX 1:041 furlongs Qulnella SHX Parfocto 088 SEVENTH Webb's Ruler (Hollingsworth) 78 AX XX Beau talent (Dod) MA AX Johnny Cush (Clark) XX 1 Is tab furlongs Qukieita SXX Trtfec-ta M08 EIGHTH Foarasugty (Fraoman) A8 XX XX Llppy Undo (Koto) 178 AX Mod Gal (Taketo) AX 1:005 I Tom Hawks WMlte Eiver ero 4470-171 4471 ITS Ml MO 447S-M1 870-MI 4474-141 Ml 7470-MI 7470-MI 871-141 UJ 874-10 4975-10 NINTH Rusty Malt (Jennings) 88 48 AX Rock Sddo (Youngron) 7JA AX Lasoltar (Arnold) 4J0 4 Qutaoda S8X Big Portacta the way the Sea hawks had Dan to fight off a White River comdnck to preserve the victory THE HORNETS trailed by is many as 13 points in the first half but took the lead with two minutes left 51-50 But Mark Smith hit from the field and ends left On play and Root converted both of a one-plus-one free-throw situation for the eventual winning points' White River had a shot at winning with three seconds but Root Mocked a shot the in-bounds Smith tipped the ball the Sea hawks gained TENTH Sammy Somebody (Auger) XX 48 XX Poly Amber (Maorhouso) 88 tX Fdr Folta (Spencer) AX IS 1A- Qutaolta S41M Trkecta SLSM8 ARM Handto-STMK CC basketball GAMRS TONMHT Tacoma I Taking advantage of superior rebounding and good free-throw shooting underdog Peninsula High School knocked visiting White River out of second place in the Seamount League with a spine-tingling 54-53 victory Friday night 1 After leading almost all Glamour from cage ABA also connected on 16 of 23 free-throw attempts while being outsbot from the floor Curtis 60-48 Curtis jumped to a 12-0 first quarter lead and forced Fife to play catch-up basketbaU the rest of the way The Trojans fought back to cut the lead to six with two minutes left in the game but bresk-away baskets by the Vikings put the game out of reach Sumner 81-67 A 31-point output by Bruce Hobert was offset fay a 53 point com-Mned effort by Gmy EUis Cad Boush and Jeff Svendsen as the Sumner Spartans rolled to a 13-point third period lead and coasted to victory Enumclow 91-55 The Hornets maintained their hold on the leajpie lead in overwhelming the hapless Tahoma Bears (08) The visitors feU behind 286 in the first quarter as Enum-claw dominated the boards eventually pulling down 55 to 29 Rick Hubber led the Hornet attack with 20 points and Ron Radliff added 17 aU in the first half Tim Grager led rebounders with 11' Hornet subs played nearly the whole second half Mount Si 58-43 Stingy defense and 21 points by Brad Beach led Mount Si to victory over BetheL Bethel shot a cool 31 per cent from the floor and Mount Si hit for a slightly better 37 per cent but converted 14 of 18 free throws missing clash Pd GB New York 11 717 Kentucky I Louis If JN IS IB 17 IN Seattle control at I Sharettaa at Everett Mount Hood at Hlghllna Contralto al Clark Grave Harber al Olympic Lower Columbia at Peninsula Columbia Basin al Walla Wada Spokane Falls at Spokane SI yL WINTQIIV IT TQRIVTIBe Prep sports Boys' swimming Wav 8 BsRsvos Pd GB 744 JB life SUBS Utah 0 AM 17 San Otago RESULTS FRIDAY Now York 18 Kentucky 18 and Smith played exceptionally well particularly on said Peninsula Coach Pete McIntyre They certainly were the key people tonight" ROOT BESIDE making the game-winning Mock scored 15 points hauled down 19 rebounds and did a job on the top gun Phil Hiam holding him to eight points Smith had 13 points and Seahawks forward Dennis GaU added 11 The surprising Seahawks made their intentions dear early hy dashing off to a 12-4 lead in the first quarter They extended to 198 before the Hornets could get untracked The Mg factor was the rebounding where Peninsula had a 49-30 edge The UCLA meet No 2 Notre Dame with the Bruins' 88-game winning string on the A late Irish charge forged a 71-70 upset and the longest winning streak in coUege basketbaU history was just history THREE YEARS earlier on that same court Austin Carr had pumped in 46 points in Notre Dame's 8982 triumph that ended a 19-game string for UCLA Irish Coach Digger Phelps is expecting another classic Irish-Bruin battle I N7 SI Louis MA 1 18 Son Antonia Ml Utah 18 Denver 114 (OT) GAMES TODAY SI Louis al San AntanX Vlratata al Denver College wrestling Orooon Woshtaatan 8 WssMnataa Eastern A Marshail Stagsass) 1:87 froostyto-T Marshall (FW) 1:554 Mi IndlvMuol moidov Chohto IFW) 1:0 freestyle Singsoss (FW) diving Holmes (FW) HX1 petals Mi butterfly Marshall (FW) Mfrosslvta A Marshall (FW) 81 JOB freestyle Nock (FW) 1:144 NO backstroke Hooker (FW) MS breaststroke Kvnkol (B) 1:144 mi trsostyta rstav Federal Wav Marshall adopt! or Marshak Itagoooi) 3:01 Girls' basketball Oregon gj" ATLAS TIRE CENTER Tcm Ness 511 4908 Grand Opening Sports dial Today TELEVISION PRO WRESTLING AH-Ster Wrw- Alan Tapta Mtoe McCuHough SATURDAY SPORTS Oscu-an recent trip ta Cuba by Flfi IKE FUGS WE HONOI CHEVRON TRAVEL CARD MASTER CHARGE AND RANXAMERKARD Richie Kart Terry Diehl gymnastics SOUTH BEND Ind (AP) UCLA is ranked fourth in the nation this week much of the glitter that has accompanied past meetings with Notre Dame is gone Even a month ago whop the two teams met in Los Angeles Notre Dame was highly ranked and appeared ready for another great season despite inexperience and lack of beef BUT THE Bruins came bad: from a 19-point first-half deficit and went on to an 85-72 triumph The Irish have been struggling ever since and now find themselves coming into rematch with UCLA with an 88 record On the other side of the coin UCLA suffered an upset last week at the hand of Stanford and comes into this battle with a 14-1 record One year ago when the teams met here the entire scene was different Hordes of newsmen and spectators overran South 1 Bend to see top-ranked UPS gals win Evalyn Goldberg canned 16 points to lead the Uni ver-sityLof Puget Sound women's basketball team to a 4880 drubbing of Willamette Friday night in the UPS women's gym Ferrol Williams pulled down 12 rebounds as the lady Loggers extended their record to 33 PLU gals tops Sue 27 points and Diane Quest's 19 rebounds led Pacific Lutheran to a 6650 women's basketball win over Central Washington Friday night at PUTs Memorial Gymnasium The Lutes (3-1 wiU face Willamette today at 12:30 pm in Olson Auditorium 874-Mf 7474-10 874-Mf Mf IB 874-18 877-18 I immii wnPRIIlIPl R8a watar gsX tanctag dhHnp and IB 1 pjn 7LLEGE BASKETBALL UCLA Naha Dame Ids laved) (SI 1 pjh JTDOORS With JudfS Boros on MoM over Southwest (111 JTDOORS FMdna (4) IB so SO GOLF Rtaa Crosby PraAm ILLEGE BASKETBALL Orooon Orooon State (SI 1 pm ILLEGE BASKETBALL Geeroe ellng Shaw IWSU hlghltahll) (Ill mTbowunG HARM Denver Mstavodl Ml 4 gm SO WRESTUNG ABotar Wros- (in 4 gjn to HOCKEY NHL Buftata VS rnai (8 Sgjn RlETY Wide World Sparta skHng seN dofonsa Ml 1 4 4 1 1 1 asuB Rim ATLAS STEEL RADIAL SALE Save As Much AJ6880on4 LR70-15-THRU 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