Houston rallies past Cal State Long Beach to stay unbeaten
In Houston Hofheinz Pavilion the No. 5 UH Cougars came from six points down in the final six minutes to beat Cal State Long Beach 76 69 before 8 176 fans. Ollie Taylor led UH with 25 points as Dwight Davis sparked the rally. Cal State’s Billy Jankins Sleepy Montgomery and George Trapp fought to the end but the 49ers fell short on their Texas swing.
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Moody wins Golfer of the Year after U S Open triumph
Orville Moody, praised by West Coast writers, is named PGA Golfer of the Year after his U S Open victory. The ex sergeant plans to compete in California events, tours a new apparel line, and start employment agencies to help veterans find work. Moody’s agent Buck Woy projects a substantial earnings haul from this Open win.
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Christain Fellowship
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John Carlton
California
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Bo Schembechler Arrives as Michigan Coach in 1969
In 1968 Bo Schembechler feared only a Tangerine Bowl invite for Miami of Ohio. A month later he became Michigan’s 13th head coach and in 1969 he upset Ohio State 24 12 to propel the Wolverines to the Rose Bowl. He then geared up for a New Year’s Day showdown with USC.
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Jacobsen Takes Vike Grid Reins
Jacobsen 31 rises to head football coach at Long Beach City College replacing Paul Chafe. Former LBCC defensive coach 4 seasons, he plans early recruiting and filling holes after backfield and defense losses. He cited USC and Ohio State comparisons and emphasized a run oriented team with solid line and backs.
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Jake) Jacobsen
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Paul Chafe
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Prep and college basketball matchups across Los Angeles area
Wilson faces Gahr at Glenn Tournament and Poly plays St Anthony at LBCC at 3 and 8 p.m. Westminster meets Lakewood at 8 p.m. College games include LSU versus UCLA at Pauley Pavilion and St John’s versus USC at the Los Angeles Sports Arena, both 8 p.m.
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Lakers and college games on KTLA and KNAC radios
Local listings show Lakers telecast on KTLA and UCLA LSU tape delay on KTLA. Radio: Cal State Long Beach Lamar Tech on KNAC 105.5 at 6pm. UCLA LSU on KMPC 8pm. USC St. Johns on KFI. Lakers appear on KABC at 8.30 pm.
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Celles 6 over level and AFL C Oekland Kaenses
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Rams Depart for Iceland in Push to Save Playoff Hopes
Rams head to Minneapolis in a must win Western Conference playoff game without Maxie Baughn who injured his right knee in Sundays 13-7 loss to Baltimore. Linebacker Richie Petitbon may return after bruised kidney and coach Allen expresses confidence in Pardee and Parnell. Weather and odds add pressure as the Rams seek home pride and a share of playoff pay.
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Gabriel Named NFL Player of the Year by UPI
Gabe Gabriel the Rams quarterback who led the team to a Coastal Division title was chosen as the NFL player of the year by United Press International. He won 25 of 48 votes from writers across league cities with Eller second and Kapp and Butkus tied for third. Gale Sayers and Calvin Hill also received votes.
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Carl Eller
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Joe Kapp
Chicago
Dick Butkus
Gale Sayers
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Dallas
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