Vandenburgh Named Interim Leader At State College
California State College appoints Bill Vandenburgh interim head of the physical education department. He will also serve as varsity basketball coach for the remainder of the current school year. Vandenburgh declined to discuss replacements or future postings, saying it is too early to say.
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Pioneers face West Coast tourney tests and future picks
San Jose State battles San Francisco in the West Coast Athletic Conference semifinal as Cal State Bakersfield reviews its season after a Southwest tour. Vandenburgh hints at internal or external successor plans while praising the Pioneer crew for learning from four tough losses. Jeff Washington shone with nine rebounds in the West Texas State game as practice resumes ahead of the Far Western Conference slate.
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Pioneers Face Tough Conference Start After 27-6-0 Start
Article notes San Francisco State and Nevada seen as favorites but Pioneers, 27 overall and 6 in NCAA counted games, could surprise. Ventured optimistically by Vandenburgh on upcoming WFC play as Davis hosts San Francisco State and Cal State entries. box mentions various players and fouls with scattered game details.
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Stanford and California win preconference finales
California beat Tulane 72 40 as Dan Walters and Mike Henderson led the Bears rebounding and scoring efforts while Stanford routed Wyoming 88 75 in Palo Alto. Hob Bedell led Stanford with 23 points as Kent Hinckley and Craig Cordes added 16 each. Wyoming guard Flynn Robinson scored 23. The two Bay Area schools finish pre conference play and prepare for the PAC.
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Tarpley on Soccer All America
New York AP report names Lee Cook from Trenton State and repeaters J. Davis Webb of Middlebury and Myron Hurn of Navy as top picks for the National Soccer Coaches Association All America team. The first team includes Pat McBride and Don Ceresia from St. Louis with other stars from California Farleigh Dickinson Long Island University and more. The NSCAA will honor the group at a luncheon during its 25th annual convention in New York next weekend.
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Roy Eales
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Giedris Knvecks
Long Island University
Albert Xorbus
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Michigan State
NBA Scoreboard reads mixed results across cities
Monday scoreboard shows Detroit 173 over New York and Boston 13 in a high scoring mix. Other games include San Francisco versus St Louis and Philadelphia versus Baltimore with varied outcomes.
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Nation's Top Quintets Win In Tourneys
Sensational performances by Michigan star Cazzie Russell and Wichita's Dave Stallworth highlighted early round action in major holiday tournaments. Russell scored 36 as No. 1 Michigan defeated Manhattan 90 77 in the ECAC Holiday Festival first round at Madison Square Garden New York. Stallworth added 29 points, including a decisive second half rally, as No. 2 Wichita beat Villanova 86 74 to advance to the finals of the Quaker City Tournament in Philadelphia.
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Morton and Fisk Named West Co Captains for Shrine Game
Quarterback Craig Morton of California and guard BU Fisk of USC were elected co captains of the West squad for the January 2 East West Shrine Football classic in San Francisco. Coach John McKay said he was highly pleased with the results and praised the attitude of all 24 players.
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Liston Ordered To Court Over Christmas Day DUI Charge
Denver AP report states former heavyweight boxing champion Sonny Liston was ordered to appear in traffic court Tuesday afternoon for a Christmas Day incident. Deputy DA William Chisholm said the charge for driving under the influence may not be prepared until Wednesday or later. If not ready, Liston will return. He is free on personal recognizance.
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Sooner Pair Out of Gator Bowl
Knee injuries sidelined Oklahoma players Glen Condren and Larry Shields in practice for the Gator Bowl. Condren, a 225 pound senior tackle, was already doubtful due to a knee injury first suffered against Nebraska, affecting Saturday's game against Florida State.
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Mills Files for S F Indoor Track Meet
Billy Mills, famed gold medalist in the 10,000 meters at Tokyo, has entered the Invitational indoor track meet at the Cow Palace on January 9. He will debut on the U S indoor circuit since the Games, with a likely two mile or three mile race.
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Praise For Hardin Staubach Unsure Of Own Plans Next Fall
Star quarterback Roger Staubach praises Navy coach Wayne Hardin while noting uncertainty about Staubach’s own future. He may stay at Navy as an assistant or pursue other plans including marriage, with comments from Shrine North-South game talks. Coaches at West camp await Baylor receiver Larry Elkins to drop a pass as Cal’s Craig Morton and Oregon’s Bob Berry throw. McKay hints at a split rotation strategy for quarterback duty, eight minutes for one, seven for the other.
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Piccolo Signing With Bears Heads To NFL
World of sports brief discusses Brian Piccolo expected to sign with the Chicago Bears, a Winston-Salem report notes. It also mentions coaching moves, world athlete of the year choices, obituaries, and various sports results and signings across football, golf, tennis, and hockey.
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Three New Colleges Join NCAA for Championship Eligibility
Kansas City AP reports three schools Jacksonville University of Florida Pan American of Texas and Sonoma State of California have joined the NCAA and become eligible for championship events. Three conferences also joined as allied members: Indiana Collegiate Conference California Intercollegiate Baseball Association and the State Universities of New York Athletic Conference.
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Calaroga Primed For Don Harder Invitational Title Bid
Two-time runner up Calaroga opened the junior high Don Harder Invitational with a 39-33 victory and is favored to win the tournament. Openers saw Bret Harte, Bohannon, Tyrell, and others posting wins as Calaroga’s next foe will be the Tyrell-Hondha Arroyo winner. Harold Parker led Strobridge with 11, while Rich Kelson and Dan James tied for high honors with 13 each in early action.
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Burbank Defends Title In Local Recreation Basketball
Burbank School seeks to defend its title as Hayward Castro Valley San Lorenzo Tennyson Mt Eden area teams open play Saturday Jan 16. Junior and senior divisions run through Feb and March with championship rounds set for late February and early March.
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Gordon Added To North Team In Senior Bowl
Michigan State halfback Dick Gordon was added Monday to the North squad for the 16th annual Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama, on January 9. He will replace Utah end Hoy Jefferson, who suffered a shoulder injury in the Liberty Bowl. Gordon and Jefferson are Negroes.
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