Room 30 Farewell for Sugar Ray Robinson at MSG
Sugar Ray Robinson said farewell to boxing in Room 30 of Madison Square Garden before a 12,146 crowd. He embraced rivals and received a gold trophy then spoke of not regretting a career spanning more than two decades, ending with a final ring entrance to tune of Auld Lang Syne.
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Arroyo Seeks HAAL Crown In Thriller With Hayward
Arroyo faces Hayward in the HaAL title game after a 79-60 semifinal win as Arroyo and Eden clash for the 8:30 p.m. crown. San Lorenzo and Tennyson vie for third place, with Sunset vs Marina and Mt Eden games earlier. Jerry Stevenson and Don Crenshaw lead the shooters in a decisive matchup.
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California angling rules 1966 adopted with minor changes
The State Fish and Game Commission approved a 1966 fishing regulation book that mirrors 1965 rules with four California anglers repeating. The trout opener is set for April 30 on a Saturday, northwest dates shift later to May 28, and Southern California maintains its year round season. Creel limits remain ten in the regular season and five in winter for most of Southern California. Proposals on salmon, steelhead, abalone and clams were rejected.
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Seals Face Blades Aiming to End Slide Tonight
In San Francisco the Seals seek to halt a three game skid as they welcome the Los Angeles Blades for a cow palace showdown at 8:15 p.m. Ed Johnston and a reshaped attack try to rebound after a recent 2-3 loss to Hershey with Poile fined 300 dollars for referee incident and team discipline.
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Commission narrows fishing rules and abalone season debated
The commission rejected a department proposal to cut the size limit on Pismo slums in Santa Cruz and Monterey Counties from 5 to 448 inches and killed a year around abalone season after North Coast objections. It also moved to stock Yaeger fish, set aside Kern and Tulare Creek zones for fishing, and established a Winter front season on the Trinity River. In Long Beach, former California football star Mike McKeever remained in a coma after a crash, with his wife at his bedside.
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Iowa names Nagel its grid coach
IOWA CITY Iowa UPI Ray Nagel of the University of Utah today was named to succeed luckless Jerry Burns as head football coach at the University of Iowa Nagel has been at Utah for eight years.
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Horse Race at Tropicana Hotel Leads Saturday Card
The day’s lineup features a $15,000 horse race at the Tropicana Hotel with a 5 p.m. post, followed by auto racing and pocket billiards on Wide World of Sports. Bowling, college basketball, pro football, and roller derby fill the schedule with several showings through the evening.
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Pioneers stumble as second half surges past Fresno State
Cal State Hayward struggles through a ineffective first half then collapses in the second, dropping to Fresno State 70?79 as coach Glen Albaugh vows days of study. Lonnie Hughey leads a tentative attack while both teams search for a working system in Foothill Gym before 1,127 fans.
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Chabot Faces Cabrillo After Spanking Rivals
Chabot College aims for a second win in as many nights as Cabrillo College visits Foothill Gym. The Glad players rode a 57.5 percent first half shooting to a 93-58 rout of Cal State Hayward freshmen, with Rocky Ford scoring 12 and Jim Knott adding 12 points. Coach Wagoner praised the balanced attack and rebounding edge, noting the second unit contributed strongly.
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Griffiths Farewell Night Frames Robinson Show at Garden
Sugar Ray Robinson stole the spotlight from welterweight champion Emile Griffith, who narrowly retained his title over Manuel Gonzalez in a fight noted for Gonzalez’s passive style. The Madison Square Garden crowd, moved by Robinson’s retirement bow, streamed out as Gonzalez failed to mount an offense.
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Radio Log Highlights From Weekend Pro Sports
Radio listings show 5:10 p.m. basketball Warriors at Boston and 8:10 p.m. hockey Seals meet Los Angeles Blades on KCBS. Sunday features 10:40 a.m. 49ers at Bears and 4:15 p.m. Raiders clash with Jeis on KDIA. Programs include Milt Gamble teen salute and Cal basketball vs Nebraska and Michigan.
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