Rams Advance as Lancers Fall in Covina Tournament
Millikan, Lakewood, and Jordan suffered losses in Covina with Rams beating Northview 67-50 as Lancers faltered due to foul trouble. Helix edged Lakewood 74-72 in a tense finish, while Jordan dropped 61-51 to Rosemead. Glen Gerke led Lakewood with 28 points, and Wayne Parkins starred for Jordan with 24 points and 14 rebounds. Leslie returned for Millikan scoring two in United duty.
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Millikan High
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Rams
Dave Leslie
Northview
Lakewood
Jordan
Latiers
San Diego
Helix
Rosemead
Curtis Jobson
Ted Frank
Craig Nelson
Millikan
Johnson
Leslie
United Duty
West Covina
Lakewond
Lancer
Glen Gerke
Joh Singer
Singer
Aio
Gerke
Saints Escape Damien in Plus X Tournament opener
Saint Anthony High edged Damien 58 to 53 in a first round Plus X Tournament game led by Mike Esposito with 28 points. Esposito scored 10 in the first quarter and 10 in the final period as Damien narrowed the gap. St Paul rolled over Verbum 104 to 40 with Lewis and Brown contributing key points.
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St. Anthony High
Mike Esposito
Damien
Esposito
Saints
Pius X
Verbum del
St. Paul
Raymond Lewis
Lewis Brown
St. Anthony
Pius & Tourwamen
San
Orm Ray
Dubois Reinan
Berio
Mare
Barlell
Lamoureux St. Foul
Warburn
Wasinrino
Minny
Sariaon
Salesian Suds
Zenathe
Garon
Bruins Face William and Mary in Steel Bowl clash
UCLA arrives in Pittsburgh with six straight wins as coach John Wooden questions team focus. The Bruins open against William and Mary, a 3 4 team seen as an underdog, with doubts about sustaining full effort. Pittsburgh and Duquesne also play, with winners meeting for the title Wednesday night.
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Pittsburgh
UCLA
John Wotaed
Weeden
Bruins
William’ & Mary
Wonder
William & Mary
Bruing
Duquesne
Bucks Hit 137 Points in Win Over Royals
The Milwaukee Bucks scored a season high 137, defeating Cincinnati 137 to 114 at Madison Square. Lew Alcindor led with 29 points, Greg Smith 26, Bob Dandridge 23, and Oscar Robertson 22 as the team shot 60 percent in the second period and built a 74 30 halftime cushion.
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Milwaukee Bucks
Cincinnati
Madison, Wise
Lew Alcindor
Bucks
Greg Smith
Bob Dandridge
Oscar Robertson
Lynwood Faces Tall Road Back In SGV Basketball Race
Lynwood High enters the San Gabriel Valley season short on height with 6 3 center Steve Bailey as their tallest player and a roster led by 6 foot guards and forwards. Coach notes three lettermen, predicts likely contenders include Xcelisor Bellflower Norwalk aiming for the title as Lynwood is pegged to finish fourth in preseason estimates.
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Lynwood High
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Knighis
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Gixcelsior
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Norwalk
Lynwood
Steve Bailey
John Be Oram
Chuck Carson
Don Miller
Aaron Bayth
Randy Fordham
Jeff Gaither
Dave Gerwick
Paul Like
Gary Medimsay
Ken Swenson
Poly High advances to San Bernardino semis on 73 64 win
Poly High Jackrabbits, led by Mike Hillman with 26 points and Mike Calderia's 14, beat Burbank 73 64 in a San Bernardino Tournament second round. Hillman scored mainly in close with Calderia assists as Poly overcame a 31 26 halftime deficit and built a 30 point third quarter surge. Al Hall added 18 in double figures as Poly braces for tonight’s semifinal at 7.
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Vikings Tangle Tigers In Riverside Consolation Tilt
Long Beach City College arrives at Riverside in the Tournament of Champions to face Riverside City College at 1 pm in a consolation game after a 97-94 upset loss to San Diego City College. Coach Lute Olson laments defensive lapses and vows a stricter effort as league play nears.
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Riverside
Long Beach City College
Vikings
San Diego City College
Olson
Compton's Larry Morris Leads 49ers In Clash
In a tense matchup, 10-14 foot range finishing with a game high 24 points, aided by Larry Morris who totaled 12 points, eight rebounds and six assists. State leaned on Trapp for steady offense, with the senior pulling down 13 boards and scoring 21 points despite a late cut. Sol Raileff added 12 as the only other double figure scorer, though he misfired on 12 of 17 shots.
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Compton
Larry Morris
State
Trapp
Ted
Sol Raileff
Anchersee and Local League Basketball Schedule Listed
The page shows multiple teams including Ranch Hands He Herbert Peranine Warriors and MPcGreen plus Fire Fighters. It lists game pairings such as Railroad vs eyeing Mach Fle ENR and Sanrags inks vs Autonatad Boiler with times around 7:15 to 9:45. Exective games include Executives vs Fomalinks and Crocit Ge vs Nonadst as part of a dense scheduling grid.
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the Anchersee
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Warriors
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Eyeing Mach
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Autonatad Boiler
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Rum Runnars
Arcates
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Executives
Fomalinks
Amm
Charel
RY Aus
Crocit Ge
Nonadst
Stanford Beats Ohio State In Overtime At Far East Classic
Stanford wins 78-74 over Ohio State in overtime at the Far East Classic in Portland. Stanford trailed by seven at halftime, then surged 12-4 to grab the lead, with Chuck Moore sealing at 24 seconds left in OT.
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Stanford
Ohio State
Portland
Chuck Moore
College Basketball Holiday Classic Results Summary
Fragmented OCR yields scattered scores and team mentions from the Las Vegas Holiday Classic and various tournaments. Notable reads include Nebraska 71 over an unnamed opponent, Fullerton 93, and Stanford 98 over Ghia State. Numerous lines mention Morehead State, Moorhead State, and Drake style brackets with invitiational events and regional tourneys.
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Las Vegas
Julia
Cal
Racis
West Virginia
Westeen Kenchy
Loin
San Francisco
Green Ulan Chahare
W. Moorhead St. Jh. C
Drenon State
Harvard
Leading Scorers and Player Mentions in Unclear Text
The OCR listed multiple names with inconsistent spellings and affiliations such as Hafim Medoniely of Kentucky and Louis Cleamons of Ohio State, plus numerous garbled entries for players and schools. The fragmentary text lacks coherent event context and verifiable facts.
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Hafim Medoniely
Kentucky
Sejema Roche
Shoul Coraline
Marshall Wingate Ra
Toa Eeneaney
Louis Cleamons
Ohio State
Nehniklna
Fravidence
Calude Yy
Plantard
Cit Meeley
Bob Kissane
Itely Creus
Sam Oglesby
Vicainiayy Boh Mbe Fim Rirpardeon ¢Canisis
John Richardson
Tepiels Nate Saretah Stata
Pat Vets
Edi Beh
Holy Cross
Tad Bar Iy
Santa Monica tournament notes and scoring details
Santa Monica tournament coverage by THOMAS WALKER includes game summaries with players such as Levert and Hanan. Scoring excerpts list Pierce with 27 points and Laney with 43, while other listed subs include Alexander and Maadaws.
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Santa Monica
Patt
Thomas Walker
Pacher
Asi
Santa Ee
Alexander
Maadaws
Carter CIF 3-A Player of Year Honored by Edison
Carter, Bonita High tailback Al Ten Carter, named CIF 3-A Player of the Year for 1969, tallied over 2000 rushing yards and 200 points. Edison of Huntington Beach placed four players on the all-star lists, led by first-team selections quarterback Jerry Tinojosa and end Craig Mortenson. The honor marks Carter as a top prospect since Glenn Davis in 1942.
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Bonita Tligh
al Ten Carter
United Sayings-Helms Hall Board of Athletics
Carter
Glenn Davis
Edison
Duntington Beach
Jerry Tinojosa
Craig Mortenson
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