Aragon Faces Assault Charge Over California Law
Los Angeles report says boxer Art Aragon may face a felony assault complaint under California law after a confrontation at the Olympic Gym left manager Richard Benedict with a possible broken jaw. Aragon, claiming Benedict had been provoking him, says the incident followed a dispute over Joe Abasta’s contract and occurred while both were in street clothes on gym steps. Benedict was treated at an emergency hospital.
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USF Downs San Jose For 19th Straight Win
The University of San Francisco Dons beat San Jose State 62 to 30 at Kezar Pavilion securing their 19th consecutive win and improving to 73 on the season. Mike Farmer and Gene Brown led the Dons with 22 points and nine rebounds respectively, while Brown also boosted the rebounding effort as USF pulled away late. San Jose State ends its season with a 28-8 mark.
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Gaels Win on Barry's Shot
St Marys defeats Loyola 45 to 43 as Joe Barry scores a late one handed 12 foot jumper. Loyola led 30 22 at halftime but St Marys rallied to pull within reach and seal the West Coast Mission Conference win with Erv Blue leading St Marys with 15 points and Tom Tonahue pacing Loyola with 19.
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Fight Results in New York Upset Nod to Ordz
In New York, Carlos Ordz defeats Tom Tibbs by points, with a 132 score for Ordz and a 10 point margin for Boston, reflecting a surprising outcome at the venue.
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Sime Ira to Run In Coliseum Meet
Duke University sprinter Dave Sime braces to face Ira Murchison in the 1968 Los Angeles Coliseum relays on May 16. Organizer Bill Hunter notes Sime is adjusting classes to compete. The duo have staged winter sprint duels as the relay meet highlights the mile and 100 yard dash with many four minute milers invited.
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O Doudl Returns To Giants As Batting Coach
Frank O Doul the twice NL batting champion returns to the New York Giants as a hitting instructor for spring training joining the club in two or three cars. Meg Rigney announces O Doul will assist rookies Willie Kinkland Andre Rogers and Felipe Alou and Horace Stoneham approved the hire. O Doul managed the San Francisco Seals 1935 1951 and has also led Seattle Oakland Vancouver and San Diego. The Giants conducted a three hour batting and fielding drill before the intra squad game with pitchers Ernie Broglio Paul Giel Curt Barclay Ralph Void Don Hyman Bob Bandelier Tom Pehosky and others slated to throw one inning each. Coaches Herman Franks and Salty Parker oversee the teams.
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Delaney to anchor Villanova in IC4A indoor title bid
Delaney, famed Irish Olympic distance ace, skips the mile to defend his two events at the IC4A carnival in Madison Square Garden. Villanova, last year’s sweepers with six of twelve titles, seeks another edge over nine time winner Manhattan as Delaney chases 3500 and 1 mile crowns.
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Title Conscious Cat Five Hosts Vandals Tonight
Robinson stars as Bears subdue Brains to stretch PCC lead with SID Hoos. Vandals visit for a decisive clash as local rivals clash in a high stakes showdown.
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California Bears aim for PCC title with Idaho and UCLA clash
California fans await a pivotal night as Pete Newell's squad hosts Idaho at 8 p.m. and then UCLA, seeking a two-win swing to clinch the Pacific Coast Conference crown. Earl Robinson led Cal in a 56-50 win over UCLA, boosting the Bears toward the title with Idaho and Oregon on the schedule.
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Carter Lopes Set for 10‑Round Return Bout in Sacramento
Promoter Jackie King announces a March 10‑round rematch in Memorial Auditorium between former lightweight champion Jimmy Carter and top contender Joey Lopes. The pair met previously in Sacramento where Lopes won by unanimous decision in a sparsely remembered big crowd.
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BroncS Use Ball Control To Nip Waves
Santa Clara beat Pepperdine 71 to 66 in a West Coast Athletic Conference basketball game at Los Angeles. Santa Clara used a zone defense and slow ball control to hold a 41 to 30 halftime lead, with Frank Soorera scoring 23 points. A second half fan fight paused play briefly.
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Moore seeks bout with Machen winner for Patterson shot
Los Angeles report says light heavyweight champion Archie Moore wants to fight the Machen Zora winner to earn a chance at Floyd Patterson. Moore told a television audience he believed the public deserved the most logical contender for the title and he has challenged both Sonny Folley and Machen, though neither has agreed yet.
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Ortiz Beats Tibbs to Extend Unbeaten Streak at MSG
Carlos Ortiz, 21, remained unbeaten at 46 bouts after a unanimous 10-round decision over Tommy Tibbs at Madison Square Garden. Ortiz, favored 12-5, used rushing tactics to outbox and out-punch Tibbs, who fought a wild, body and head assault. Lane or Dupas named as next possible opponents as Ortiz eyes a title shot later in the year.
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Venturi Fires 69 Tied for Tourney Lead
Baton Rouge notes three hot putting pros sharing the Baton Rouge Open lead after the third round. Ken Venturi and John Barnum carded 69s to reach 138 for two rounds, tying Arnold Palmer who shot 67-71. Lionel Hebert pressed with 68-71 for 139, while Peter Thompson and Otto Breinart shared the chase at one stroke back.
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USC Edges Past Oregon 73 to 70 in Final Standstill
In Eugene Oregon USC defeated Oregon 73 to 70 in a Pacific Coast Conference game. Star scoring paces were Charlie Franklin 29 for Oregon and Monte Gonzales 23 for USC. Franklin hit 1 of 11 from the floor while Gonzales went 9 for 18 as USC used free throws and a late three minute stall to seal the win.
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All Star Golf and Bowling TV Schedule Sat Sun
Television sports log lists Saturday events at 4:00 for All Star Golf and Bowling. Sunday offers 3:00 and 4:00 Bowling and Bowling Stars programs.
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Washington State Upsets Huskies in Pacific Coast clash
In Seattle Washington State Cougars rallied to honor retiring coach Jack Friel with a 38 41 Pacific Coast Conference victory over arch rival Washington. Center Doug Smart scored eight points and was held from the free throw line as WSU’s defense stifled UW.
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Sugar Ray Robinson May Tour Denmark If He Wins
New York report quotes co manager George Gainford as saying Sugar Ray Robinson could make a quick Denmark tour this spring if he defeats middleweight champion Carmen Basilio in their title bout in Chicago on March 25.
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Cowboys Lose Share DVAL Title After Albany Defeat
Albany defeats Livermore 84 to 53 as the Cowboys miss a chance to claim sole DVAL honor. Albany pulls away in the fourth quarter behind 22 points from Fred Brown and 15 from Ted Anderson, while Livermore struggles with rebounds and shooting. Dennis Strieff leads Livermore with 12 points as Albany earns a share of the league crown.
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Castro Valley track meet postponed due to COVID period
Castro Valley high school track events were shelved today when the varsity meet was postponed because of the ongoing COVID period. Officials cited health concerns and scheduling conflicts affecting athletes and spectators.
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