Top Seed Falls in Long Beach Tennis Meet Semis
Kevin O Neill of Wilson shocks No 1 seed Steve Sands to reach the singles final at LBCC Tennis Classic. He faces Donn Di Michele of Millikan after Di Michele and Eric Hart win the doubles title match.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1969
Page
15
Kevin O Neill of Wilson shocks No 1 seed Steve Sands to reach the singles final at LBCC Tennis Classic. He faces Donn Di Michele of Millikan after Di Michele and Eric Hart win the doubles title match.
Wilson sophomore Kevin O'Neill defeated top seed Steve Sands in Friday semis at Long Beach City College Tennis Classic. O'Neill advances to face Millikan's Donn DiMichele in the finals as Bruin sophomore delivers a stunning upset on the courts.
Athletes from 35 schools competed at Cerritos Stadium for the SoCal Junior College Relays. Longtime Vikings dominated Division III, defeating Los Angeles City College East Los Angeles and five Metropolitan Conference teams. Standout marks included divers and sprinters from Palomar, Santa Monica, and Golden West, with high jump supremacy shared by Don Shields of Golden West in Division II.
Dave Marr shot a five under par 66 to grab a 36 hole lead at 134 in the Greater Greensboro Open. Four white men accused of drunkenness were escorted from the Sedgefield course after heckling Charles Sifford, while Marr praised a swing corrected with help from his cousin Jack.
Long Beach City College beat Rio Hondo 3 1 at Blair Field to reach the consolation final of the Casey Stengel Tourney. Hancock beat Palomar 9 2 to reach the final as Cerritos blanked Mount San Antonio 13 0 to advance. Jay Morrison led the Vikings with four of five hits, driving in a run and scoring another.
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