Cal State bid to host Southern U fails in scheduling
Cal State’s bid to host Southern University, an all black school from Baton Rouge, fell through as we could not settle on a site and date for a proposed football game. The plan aimed to fund minority programs with net proceeds, pitting Southern against Green Bling College in a Bay Area event expected to draw 63 000 at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
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Brash Bruin into Vallely at two in Bruins clash
UCLA guard tempts to go after a bold drive as Vallely defends in a tense conference game. Washington pressures the Bruins with quick exchanges and strong defense, producing a tight finish.
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Aggie backs Billy Vukovich Jr for Indy win
Aggie Agajanian states he will push Billy Vukovich Jr. to win the Indy 500 with the turbocharged Wolverine Offenhauser. He recalls past engine tinkering and emphasizes funding loyalty, while noting Vukovich’s rookie year and recent testing with the Shrike car.
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Lotz slips stroke back as Tucson Open lead tightens
In Tucson Bob Murphy and defending champion Lee Trevino tied for first at 10 under after a windy third round. Lotz triple bogeyed 18 and faded from the lead. Trevino led briefly before finishing level with Murphy at 208. Litz was one stroke back. Jacobs remained near the top at 207.
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Cal State doubles 1968 69 win total
Cal State's 1969 71 basketball team improves over last season doubling its win total. The Pioneers beat Chico State 66 59 to push Far Western Conference hopes to a 12 10 overall and 3 4 FWC mark. Guard Tom Scott and Rich Freedman key late surge as Cal State led 34 23 at half and pulled away after 16 48 left.
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Napoles Stops Lopez in 15th Round Knockout
In Inglewood California welterweight champion Jose Napoles of Mexico stopped Ernie Indian Red Lopez in the 15th round after three knockdowns. Napoles defended the crown for the third time in a year, with Lopez showing early danger but fading as Napoles used a left jab to control the bout. The stoppage came at 2 38 of the final round as Lopez failed to answer the count.
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Rockets and Hayes crush Warriors in San Diego rout
San Diego Rockets end a five game skid by routing the San Francisco Warriors 141 to 123. Elvin Hayes scores 41 points and grabs 27 rebounds while teammates Stu Sante and John Black add 25 and 19. Clyde Lee and Ron Williams pace the Warriors with 24 and 25. Thurmond sits out the season with a knee injury.
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