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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1968

Page

11

Resignation Ends Eckert’s Term As Baseball Commissioner

Lt Gen William D Eckert resigns as baseball commissioner citing the need for a bold restructuring and a more experienced baseball executive. Owners accept the move, noting Eckert was not fired but stepping down at the end of winter meetings amid speculation about timing and future leadership.

San Francisco Baseball William D. Eckert Eckert

Baseball owners seek reorganization not a new commissioner

Baltimore Orioles owner Gerald Hoffberger and St Louis Cardinals vice president Dick Meyer will co chair a committee with Cubs owner Phillip Wrigley as third member to oversee a baseball reorganization. Hoffberger doubts a commissioner will be chosen and cites the long delay in replacing Ford C Frick.

Baltimore Orioles Gerald Hoffberger St. Louis Cardinals Dick Meyer Cochairman Cubs Phillip Wrigley Hoffberger Eckert Ford C. Frick Michael Burke New York Yankees Robert Cannon Baseball Players’ Assn American League Joe Cronin San Diego Padres Buzzie Bavasi Giants Chub Feeney Burke Walter O'Malley Dodgers John Fetzer Detroit Tigers O'Malley

Riot Erupts as Rose Gets Nod Over Castillo

At the Forum in Inglewood Lionel Rose of Australia retained his world bantamweight title via a split decision over Chucho Castillo of Mexico City. The crowd of largely Mexican descent reacted violently with fires set from gasoline bombs, as officials scrambled to restore order after the controversial verdict.

Rose Castillo Lionel Rose Australia Mexico City Chucho Castillo Buffalo Georgia Jack Kent Cooke Young Cooke Kings

Bruins Roll Over Ohio State 84 73 In Columbus

UCLA defeated Ohio State 84 to 73 behind Lew Alcindor’s 19 points and 21 rebounds as the NCAA champions extended their win streak to 18. Buckeyes built a quick 20 15 lead but UCLA reserves sparked the comeback, with steady scoring from Alcindor and teammates.

Columbus Ohio UCLA Ohioo State Bruins Lew Alkindor Ohio State Dave Sorenson Jody Finney Buckeyes Alcindor Kenny Heitz Sid Wicks Howell Shatord Alcindor Soson Cleaon Medors Satter Finney Heitz Baclay Wicks Nielsen OSU

Troy Ramps to First Win Over Loyola

Sharp shooter Ernie Powell and 7 foot 1 center Ron Taylor paced USC to an 84 54 rout of Loyola of Los Angeles at the L A Sports Arena. Powell scored 28 and Taylor 18 as USC opened a 68 40 lead after a 17 2 second half run. Powell hit 12 of 18 from the floor and four of four free throws. Taylor grabbed 16 rebounds. Loyola led by Jim Haberlin with 18. This was USC s first win in three games this season.

Ernie Powell Ron Taylor University of Southern California Trojans Loyola of Los Angeles L.A Trojans Houston Lions Powell Taylor Jim Haberlin Loyola

Baylor Boosts Lakers Past Hawks in late surge

Baylor scored 30 points, including six in the final 50 seconds, as the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Atlanta Hawks 99 to 94 in Atlanta. Eight Hawks played due to injuries, while Jerry West added 23 and Wilt Chamberlain 20 for L A.

Atlanta UPI Elgin Baylor Lakers Atlanta Hawks Baylor Hawks Bill Bridges Walt Hazzard Don Ohl Jerry West Wilt Chamberlain Paul Silas Lew Hudson Chicago Forum San Diego Beaty Climbian Caldwell

Hayes Voted Upys Coach of Year

New York UPI named Woody Hayes 1968 college football Coach of the Year. Hayes led Ohio State to the No 1 final UPI rating Big Ten title and Rose Bowl invite, earning 49 votes. Pepper Rodgers and Joe Paterno trailed in the balloting with 39 and 38 votes respectively.

NEW York UPI Woody Hayes Ohio State United Press Internatiional Southern California Pepper Rodgers Kansas Joe Paterno Penn State John McKay USC Bump Ellicott Michigan Ray Willsey California Vince Dooley Georgia Dee Andros Oregon State Ralph Jordan Auburn

Sleepy Montgomery Spurs Cal State Long Beach Past Oral Roberts 84 67

Sleepy Montgomery nicknamed for his easy style sparked Cal State Long Beach to an 84-67 victory over visiting Oral Roberts University. Montgomery's passing and late stretch produced a 13-0 run that broke a close game, with coach Jerry Tarkanian praising his effort. The 49ers trailed at halftime but surged in the second half to seal the win.

Terry Terry Johnson Oral Roberts College Arthur Montgomery Shawn Johnson Cal State Long Beach Art Montgomery Sleepy 49Ers Oral Roberts University of Tulsa Okla Oral Roberts Titans Fresno State Bill Hull Nelson Lynn Montgomery

College score drive fuels 49ers comeback win

San Francisco built a second half surge behind strong shooting from Johnson who finished with 22 points. Montgomery impressed with 16 points 11 rebounds and six assists guiding the 49ers to a road game at the University of San Diego while Robinson added 13 points and the Torero Frosh meet the 49ers freshman team at 5:45.

Hull Montgomery Ray Gritton Tarkanian 49Ers Johnson Robinson University of San Diego Torero Frosh

Evening Sports Card Featuring Multiple Local Events

The schedule lists hockey Kings vs Minnesota at Forum at 8 p.m. Harness racing at Hollywood Park with first post 7 30. USC meets Houston at LA Sports Arena 8 p.m. Long Beach City College faces Anteope Valley at LBCC 8 p.m. Lions Drag Strip Wilmington elimination 7 p.m. Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool hosts Invitational 8 p.m. Grambling vs Sacramento State at Rose Bowl 2 p.m. Long Beach Seats Gymnastics Carousel at Lakewood High 8 p.m.

Kings Minnesota Hollywood Park USC Houston L.A Long Beach City College Long Beach Lakewood High School

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