Frost Chills Palomar With 27-Point Effort
Long Beach City College defeated Palomar 82-43 to win the Riverside Tournament of Champions consolation title. Dave Frost led with 27 points, nine-for-nine from the floor, plus 13 rebounds, and was the tournament MVP. Frost scored early and fed teammates as LBCC dominated a weak Palomar zone, finishing 12-2 in preseason play.
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Frost
Millikan High
Modesto
Vikes
Rich Piante
Palomar
Riverside City College
Mike Lessley
Ophen Mar
Olson
Comets
NBA Results From Santa Monica Consolation Clout
The report covers a basketball game with players including Compton, Aub, Richard, Laviryk, and Sultan. Correspondent Thomas Walker notes the championship context and consolation results as Santa Monica 47 is mentioned alongside district teams and scorers.
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Hondareen
Hal F Gray
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Bray
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Eo Richards
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Compton
Richardeo Te Aateioa
Melac
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Sultan
Thomas Walker Ehampionalit
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Thet Sarat
Santa Monica
Laney FO
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Poly and Ramona Reach 3rd in San Bernardino Tourney
Ramona High of Riverside edged Poly 66 60 to claim third in the San Bernardino Tournament as Poly failed to close late. Dave Hillman led Poly with 17 points while Tony Masi and Al Gray each added 15 for Ramona. Verbum Dei swept the Plus X Holiday Tournament at Cerritos College with 69 29 rout of host Warriors.
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Area Prep Boxes AM Tournay AR HT MI
Local prep circuit results summarized with names and teams. Notable entries include Riley Tsatat and Geanaye Coa with several competitors across Arkansas and nearby regions. Final scores and placements incomplete due to OCR issues.
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Alamos
Gillman Back as Head Coach for San Diego Chargers
Gillman 59 returns to the Chargers as head coach and drops the general manager post. Eugene Klein announced at a news conference that Gillman will resume coaching with five games left in the 1961 season, Charlie Waller becomes offensive coach and a new GM will be named.
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San Diego Chargers
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Eugene Klein
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Lakers Bow Peach Bowl Victory Fails to Impress
Lakers struggle in a late night loss as Chamberlain weakly challenges outside shots and Haskins plus Van Arsdale expose gaps in the defense. Goodrich, last year's Suns All Star, goes scoreless in the second half while West and McMillian flip missteps. The Lakers, short on form, begin the new year against San Diego hoping to shed bad habits.
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Dick van Arsdale
Goodrich
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Jim McMillian
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Farwn
Joe Mullany
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New York
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Detroit
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Stanford Faces Brockington in Late Season Classic
Hayes lauds Stanford’s aerial game and Plunkett as a real passer while Ralston notes Stanford prepares for a mental edge ahead of the bowl bid. The coach reflects on season lapses versus Air Force and California and outlines a return to fundamentals in phase five of preparation for a pivotal matchup.
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Ralston
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Washington
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UCLA 77 64 Schofield Steels It Steel Bowl Crown
UCLA defeats Pittsburgh 77 to 64 to win the Steel Bowl as Terry Schofield hits key late baskets. Sidney Wicks and Curtis Rew tallied 26 points each for UCLA while Pitt’s Harrison and Sulkowski sparked a late Panther rally. The Bruins extend their winning streak to eight as Wicks earns MVP honors.
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Curtis Rew
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Ed Harrison
Basketball results wrap Trojan Invitational and many meets
A scrambled summary of multiple tournament results featuring USC 77 Houston and Tennessee Bly Michiner 81, UCLA 77 over Stanford and Washington State, plus events labeled Rainbow Classic Dominion Classic and Charlotte Invitational. Notable scores include Utah State 97 LSU 81, Montana State 101 Oklahoma 73, and Bowling Green 73 Colorado 70.
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Kings Fall 4 1 to Canucks in Forum Slump Night
Vancouver Canucks shellacked the Kings 4 1 at the Forum as Dale Tallon and Bob Berry sparked a late Kings rally but fell short. Canucks struck with goals from Andre Boudrias Murray Hall and Rosaria Paiement as Orland Kurtenbach’s injury loomed. Regan lamented the effort while Vancouver sewed up playoff hopes.
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Bob Berry
Hank Cahan
Andre Bouduias
Murray Hall
Rosalia Paiement
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Hal Laycoe
Charlie Hodge
Crown Prince of Canada
Lappy Laycoe
Orland Kurtenbach
Laycee
Trojans Rally Past Cougars In Fastbreak Beating
USC used dense turnovers and quick scoring bursts to stun BYU as Guy Lewis warned about handling pressure. The Trojans built a 12 point halftime edge, extended to 20, then with Westphal and Mackey back in set a large lead before the pace moderated late.
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Cougar
Guy Lewis
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Mackey
Riley
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Layton
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