Fred Schaus and Lakers Trade Strategy to Title
Lakers GM Fred Schaus has built a championship core largely through trades, with key moves like acquiring Gail Goodrich and recruiting Pat Riley. The article credits his risk taking, noting past deals for Wilt Chamberlain and re‑acquisitions that shaped the team. It highlights Sharman’s praise, the ongoing 29th straight win pursuit, and a Buffalo Braves game at the Forum.
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Pat Riley
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LeRoy Mills
Yor Robinson
Cincinnati
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Jack Kent Cooke
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Keith Erickson
Erickson
Chicago
Trwin Mueller
John Trapp
Boston
Bill Hassell
Bill Sharman
Bob Cousy
Sam Jones
Satch Sanders
K. C. Jones
Tommy Heinsehin
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Bill Cunningham
Luke Jackson
Hal Greer
Chet Walker
New York
Willis Reed
Bill Bradley
Walt Fragiar
Milwaukee
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Schatis
Sharman
Trojans face Penn pressure in Kodak Classic opener
USC, ranked No. 5, meets Penn in Rochester the first round of the Kodak Classic. Penn, 5-1 after a rough start, features Morse Hankinson and Cathounds in double figures. Rochester faces St Bonaventure in the other opener as TV and radio coverage prep for a midweek final.
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Poly Tigers Dominate San Gorgonio In 90-51 Win
Poly strong offense and stifling defense powered a 90-51 Kiwanis Club Invitations victory over San Gorgonio in San Bernardino. Dave Hillmen led with 24 points, while Date Dil lon added six steals and the team shot 55 percent.
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Wolverines Seen Favored In Rose Bowl Prep Weather Report
Reporters at a luncheon favored Michigan to win the Rose Bowl with 63 of 63 writers predicting a Wolverines victory. Weather and field conditions were cited as factors, with Stanford analysts noting Michigan’s strength and similar style to USC, while forecasts warned of possible ground issues ahead of Pasadena.
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Metcalf Named Southland College Division Player of Year
Terry Metcalf of Cal State Long Beach was chosen college division player of the year by the Southern California Football Welters Assn in Pasadena. Metcalf scored 24 touchdowns and 1,678 rushing and receiving yards in 32 games while already named to the college division All American team.
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Cold Marquette Storms Past Georgetown in Milwaukee Classic
Marquette roared back from a slow start to crush Georgetown 83-44 and earn a spot against Marshall in the Milwaukee Classic finals. Al McGuire used reserves early as the team trailed 20 percent shooting in the first half before Allie McGuire sparked a 82-22 run. Marshall beat Wisconsin 85-83, and other top results featured Florida State over Washington, Villanova over Massachusetts, and North Carolina dominating Harvard 96-76.
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Rams win and Jordan fall in Covina tournament
Moore League squads played in Covina with Millikan routing La Salle 78 to 63 for its ninth win while Jordan dropped a 60 to 46 decision to Monrovia. Rams led from the start as Del Richey 18, Steve Sincack 13, and Bob Cromer 11 totaled 42 points. Sophomore Larry Hudson led Jordan with six of 11 floor shots.
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Servite Favored In Brea-Olinda Tourney After 87-76 Win
Servite High, fresh from a Anaheim Tournament crown and a win over Wilson, defeated Compton 87-76 to seize control of the Brea-Olinda basketball tourney. Mark Campanaoro led with 27 points as four Friars reached double figures, turning a 41-40 halftime margin into a 67-59 edge after three quarters.
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Wilson
Anaheim
Brea-Olinda
Compton
Friars
Mark Campanaoro
Servite
UCSB Dominates Arizona in 97 63 Victory
Santa Barbara overwhelmed Arizona on Monday night 97 63 to earn a fifth straight win. John Tschog led with 21 points, Steve Rockhold added 17, and Sion Allen and Bob Schachter each scored 13. Bill Norris toped Arizona with 14 points as UCSB opened a 47 24 halftime edge. UCSB shot about 36 percent to Arizona 34 percent.
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Sion Allen
Bobby Schachter
Bill Norris
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Rozelle Sets NEC Playoff Order On TV Schedule
National Football League Commissioner Pete Rozelle announced the National Conference title game between Dallas and San Francisco will be played before the AFC title game between Baltimore and Miami. The start times and TV networks were not finalized, but Dallas San Francisco is slated for CBS prior to Baltimore Miami on NBC.
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Bellflower and Mayfair Dominate Artesia Tournament Night
Bellflower High and Mayfair breezed through Monday competition. Bellflower, a strong AAA program, beat La Mirada 79 to 52. Mayfair routed Paramott 85 to 48.
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Compton Beats Cerritos 81 77 In Close Preview Of Playoffs
Compton College edged Cerritos 81 77 in a Santa Monica JG Tournament matchup that stayed tight through four quarters and overtime. In the extra period Compton jumped ahead with six unanswered points to seal a fine win as players from both teams contributed, including notable scorers and teammates.
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Cage briefs arise from unclear sports update
An unclear fragment mentions basketball, teams and a three week program. Several proper nouns and numbers appear jumbled, but the item suggests a local prep or high school basketball note with brief training or game references. The text lacks coherent structure or complete facts to identify teams, places, or dates.
Titans win Kris Kringle Tournament led by transfers Gibbons Meyer
The Titans defeated Whittier and Chapman to capture the Kris Kringle Tournament. Ven toa Junior College transfers Gibbons and Meyer anchor a size advantage with Gibbons averaging 18.6 points and Meyer 11.5 points and 12 rebounds per game.
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Dave Meyer
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Eric McWilliams
Chuck Terry
Ed Trallefé
Lamon King
Tom Motley
Cal Poly-Riverside
Mustangs
Billy Jackson
Bob Jennings
Riversiie
Highlanders
Sam Cash
Howard Lee
Low McDougal
Mike Reid
Joby Griffith
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College basketball results and tournament notes from coast to coast
The page lists numerous college results and tournament mentions across the nation. Notable scores include Loyola 104 over Seles Hall 82, Santa Barbara 93 over Arizona 43, Texas 31 over Centenary, and Missouri 64 over Nebraska 64. Additional items reference universities, tournaments, and players across multiple regions.
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Vikings rally past Indians in semifinal clash
LECC led by Lute Olson says focus after pressure as mnar faces a rematch with LECC in the semifinal Wednesday night. Moor's 70 percent shooting powered a 47 33 halftime lead, Plante scoring 17 of 28, Heaton adding a season high 25 as LBCC thwarted San Bernardino’s comeback bid. Howard 12 rebounds and Perkins limited by foul trouble hampered the Indians’ offense.
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OVIMA Tournament Prep Heads To Pasadena
Readable scraps show OVIMA tournament prep results with teams like Pasadena and Artesia in early rounds. Scores include Artesia 80 and Brea-Olinda 59, plus various matchups such as San Ailtikan and Valley Christian with noted regional venues and dates.
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Saints win second at Pius X tournament opener
Saint Anthony High improves against parochial foes in the Pius X Tournament defeating Loyola 60 47 in the first round. Steve Korte hits two late free throws to swing a 28 26 lead, finishing with 168 points on the season and Bob Hill adds 13 as a reserve.
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