Santiago Beats Wilson 74 69 in Westminster Tourney
Santiago led from the start and defeated Wilson 74 to 69 in the Marina-Westminster basketball tournament at Westminster. Stan Lintner Rick Squire and Gary Koerner led Wilson scoring as the Bruins drop into the consolation bracket.
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Santiago
Wilson
Westminster
Stan Lintner
Rick Squire
Gary Koerner
Bruins
F Santiago
Daniels
Castle
Squire
F Dekker
Huntley
Kelch
Koerner
G Benson
Linther de G Lemasters
Son Santiago
Ross A
Williams i
Sotuene
Kyle
M Weer
Les
Powers
Harline
Nycum
Smallwood
Harness Race Results and Evening Card Summary
Race by race results list the top finishers and payouts for a day of trotting and pacing events. Notable finishes include Diamante Queen and Freemans Dream with times around 2.06 and 1.16 for sprints, plus multiple also ran horses. Attendance reached 10,803 with a total pool around $895,158. Lakewood meets Loara, and Poly faces Fountain Valley alongside other local showdowns.
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Stormy Tass
Volo
Mighty Popular
Todd, Sr
Corley
Sabetha
Lumber Galion
Lumber Frost
Cj’s Haws
Fire Blaze
Ink
Jet Wa Ena
Wilburn Ag O
Vy Hal
Lighthill
Ylor Creek
Fringin
Dusty H
Farrington
Pick
McKmurray
Laird
Williams
Successee Pleasant Lady
Trotwood Paul
Sing On Key
Voltaro
Ricksy Royal
Renard
Curran
Kathie
Amico Star
Grenier
Betz's Best and Other Harness Bets Highlight Card
The note lists bets for a harness racing card with Prince Kam as the likely 6th race winner and Jonboy Star favored in the 2nd. It also mentions Money Prospect Val Averil in Win Parlay with Scottish Design in 4th and Armbroinske in 9th, plus Chief Reveler in an unknown leg of the event.
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Jean Daily
Knight Valor
Gaytide the Great
R.williams
Isetta Rodney
Willis, Jr
Omy Lobell
O’brien
Kam
Riesn Rae
Isetta Rooneyee
Lighthill
Farrington
Val Averil
M. Grenier
H.wilbur
Fairmeade Chief
D Melon
Queen's Consort
Wall
Gene Tally
Jones
Ginny
Gene
Hardie
Lornaway
van Zonneveld
Jonboy Star
Win Parlay
Armbroinske
Nent Special
Reveler
Race Results and Mutuel Totals From Bay Meadows Card
Daily mutuel pool reached 707,949 with 6,575 in attendance as Bay Meadows hosted a 9 race program. Best bets favored Carol Hoot in the third, Lavina in the race with the best chance, and direct clockers tip Star Carrier in the ninth as several horses were scratched including Gay Cam and Cagey Kid.
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Siytone
Brown
Olds
Dicx
Wilburn
Flo
Skye
Valles Key
Richard
Miller
Jim
Cameron
Jill's
Cronk
Jacobs
Landucci
Hi-Lo-Hill
Carroll
Anne
Williams, Jr
ADIOS
Silemma
Ais
Tar
Means
Shawn Hill
Dalton
Armbro Husky
Far
Ree Hill
Arene Husky
Ongshot
Paula Guin
Daulton
Cyrus
Speedy C
Carol Hoot
Lavina
Carol H Fothidem
Nemons
Diaz
Fieir
Pineda
Windy Point
Pierce
Ear le Duc
Tom
Cagey Kid
Gazizz
Granddinett
Cafeall
Pacheco
Huckster
Ne of Rulers
Dark Dash
Jayie
McMutuel
Chargers Subtly Held Back by Physical Fitness Review
Halfback Dick Post and linebacker Jeff Staggs of the San Diego Chargers were ruled physically unfit for military service and may rejoin the AFL team this week. Post, the league's No. 4 rusher, failed due to a knee injury. Staggs, weighing 240 pounds, has a shoulder issue. Both injuries occurred last season and required winter surgery. Post and Stagg, along with two Chargers rookies Lane Fenner and Dick Farley, reported to Fort Ord for six months of active duty under their National Guard obligation. Fenner and Farley will continue to serve. SID Salomon III, executive VP of the Chargers, ...
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Dick Post
Jeff Staggs
San Diego Chargers
American Football League
Post
Staggs
Stagg
Lane Fenner
Dick Farley
Ft. Ord
National Guard
Blues protest Flyers trade remark to NHL chief
The St. Louis Blues complained to NHL president Clarence Campbell over a Bud Poile statement about Flyers trades requiring a complete physical for any Blues players. The Blues previously sent Gerry Melnyk to Philadelphia, who later had a heart attack and retired.
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St. Louis Blues
National Hockey League
Clar
Bud Poile
Philadelphia Flyers
Poile
Flyers
St. Louis
Blues
Gerry Melnyk
Philadelphia
Melnyk
Millikan Rams Face Lean Year Despite 21 Game League Run
Millikan High’s basketball program aims to repeat top Moore League performance with a small, veteran-light lineup. Coach Howie Lyon brings up six Bee team players and two Cees to offset lean depth while opening at home vs Warren.
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Millikan High
Rams
Howie Lyon
Lyon
Bee
Cees
Millikan
Rand Rasmussen
Randy Green
Steve Bennett
Jayvees
Dave Frost
Dam Peters
Alan Silver
Rick Pierce
John Onkka
Wyoming
Warren
Laverne Hanover Named Best Pacer of 1968
New York report shows Laverne Hanover top 2 year old pacer in a national poll by harness racing writers. Laverne Hanover was backed by 178 of 202 voters. Nevele Major received 121 votes as best trotter.
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New York
Laverne Hanover
Nevele Major
Trotting Assn
Never Major
Fleck and Keck Rally to Lead League Standings
The Fleck and Keck crowd posted a 3020 team score and 1092 high game to stay atop the league. Santa Fe Bowl added a 3016 cluster with 1017 and 1077 games as the season progresses.
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Fleck and Keck
Bowling Stars Shine In California and West Coast Pro Circuit
17 year old Cheryl Kaminsky led Custom Fit Bowling Supply to a 3078 team series at Monte Bello Lanes with 684 for Kaminsky and strong support from Critchlow and Pearson. Carol Beard won Santa Fe Bowl's November Women’s Marathon with 2077 handicap and 1937 scratch. Larry Laub captured the Professional Pacific Coast Bowlers Championship title at Bakersfield Westchester Bowl with 28 games at 223 average and $11,500 prize. Jim Padgett led Marina Lanes Southern Cities All-Star Travelers with 664 as Warner and Bowcutt followed.
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Montebello Lanes
Cheryl Kaminsky
Cheryl
Tye Critchlow
Dave Pearson
San Francisco
Larry Laub
Bakersfield
Laub
Larry
San Franciscan
Sam Baca
Fnish
Don Russell
Mike Durbin
Hart Smith
Vern Downing
Don Bickford
Dave Frame
Norm Meyers
Jim Padgett
Marina Lanes
Jim
Chuck Warner
Matt Bowcutt
Dan Rodgers
Terry Hirt
Pineda and Cordero Widen Fight for National Jockey Title
Alvaro Pineda and Angel Cordero Jr. push to be national riding champion in a record close finish. Cordero leads 296 to 295 with weeks left, matching a 1950 duel between Shoemaker and Culmone. Pineda had a Bay Meadows triple while Cordero won five in Puerto Rico as Pineda was shut out at Caliente.
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Alvaro Pineda
Angel Cordero Jr
Cordero
Pineda
Willie Shoemaker
Joe Culmone
Jorge Velasquez
Bay Meadows
Aqueduct
New York
Puerto Rico
Caliente
OJ Simpson Named to Kodak All-America Team
OJ Simpson of Southern California heads a Kodak all-America college football squad chosen by the American Football Coaches Assn. Also named are Ted Kwalick Penn State and Terry Hanratty Notre Dame among others. honors to be celebrated in New York with a TV appearance.
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Richard M. Nixon
New York
O. J. Simpson
USC
Terry Hanratty
Notre Dame
Dave Fol
Ohio State
Stanfill
Georgia
Nixon
Southern California
Kodak
American Football Coaches Assn
Ted Kwalick
Penn State
Ron Sepers
Florida State
Sine Seymour
Notre D
Dave Foley
George Kunz
Vards
Mike Mont
Ey Tlorade
Charley Rosenfelder
Tennes
Joan Didion
Oregon State
Bob Douglass
Kansas
Notre Dam
Simpson
Southern Sprorme
Leroy Keyes
Purdue
Chris Gilbert
Texas
Paul Gipson
Houston
Eienner
Seroy Levins
Southern Methodist
Debbie Meyer Wins AAU Swim Award
New York UPI reports sixteen year old Debbie Meyer of California acclaimed as greatest female freestyle swimmer wins the 1968 AAU swimming award. Meyer holds five world records and captured three Olympic gold medals at Mexico City in October.
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New York
UPI
Debbie Meyer
Amateur Athletic Union
Miss Meyer
Mexico City
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Illinois Racing Police Laboratory
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