Millikan Falls To Monarchs In Covina Tournament Semifinal
Millikan High lost 63 to 53 to West Covina Monarchs in Covina semifinals. Jordan of Long Beach was eliminated in overtime 50 to 45 by Montekabella. Millikan’s Dan Frost scored 15 off the bench and lead scorers Wagner and Reed added late free throws.
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Saints fall to Pius X in Plus X semifinal thriller
The Saints trailed as much as 33-14, narrowed to a one or two point gap late, but could not overtake Pius X. Al Stellato boosted the Saints with 6-for-1 shooting off the bench while Gary Battista led Pius X with 29 points. Pius X shot 38 percent from the floor.
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Lakewood wins Torrance Tournament consolation title
Lakewood High edged Miraleste 72 to 70 to claim the consolation championship. Glen Gerke scored 22 points and pulled 14 rebounds after key plays in the final minute, while Dave Jewett and Ed Bullcox helped seal the win with crucial steals and an assist sequence. Kevin Buller led Miraleste with the final points.
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Biola Wins Consolation at Northwestern Nazarene Holiday Tournament
Biola College routs Westminster Utah 74 to 53 to clinch the consolation championship in the Northwestern Nazarene Holiday Tournament. Johnson scores 19, Erickson 14 to lead Biola. Westminster’s scoring and other details are incomplete in the damaged text.
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AL hockey Heeshoy routs Mona Septia five to one
A brief sports item notes Heeshoy defeats Mona Septia five to one in a hockey match. The report mentions junior high level play and indicates overall score with minimal details.
El Rancho Tops Pioneer In Pioneer Tournament Upset
El Rancho, once football focused, surged to a 79 to 0 victory over Pioneer to clinch the Pioneer Tournament as Mickey Jones and Norm Richards led with 24 points and 19 percent shooting respectively. Los Alamitos outpaced Udisot 653 to claim the Rancho Alamitos Tours trophy with Hick Quinn scoring 22 in the third. Western defeated Magnolia 74 to 70 for third place, and Westminster won the Santiago Tournament 46 to 42 against Fountain Valley.
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Dooley aides line up for vacant Bear coaching job
Chicago Bears owners and executives weigh internal options after Dooley’s dismissal. Abe Gibron and Bill Austin express interest in the head coaching post. Don Shinnick and remaining assistants await Halas and Talas Jr. to decide whether the next coach comes from the staff or elsewhere in the NFL or college ranks.
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Hayes Thurmond lead 42 point NBA night
Hayes and Thurmond each scored 42 as their teams won on Thursday night in the NBA. Thurmond rallied Golden State from a 21 point deficit to a 128 122 win over Detroit, while Hayes with 23 rebounds helped Moston defeat AUenta 129 85. Other games saw Phoenix outscore Buffalo 20 8.
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Vikings Clinch Title In High Scoring Showdown
The Vikings dominate Golden West with a 62 percent first half shooting and a stifling defense as Rich Plante leads with 24 points. Mullen and Dallas garner all tournament nods while Floyd Heaton adds 24 points to secure the win and the title.
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Baker fuels UC Irvine win over Chicago State
UC Irvine freshman center Dave Baker from Warren Illinois posted a school record 21 rebounds and 19 points as the Anteaters cruised to a 103-41 victory over Chicago State. The game featured Baker’s dominance on the boards and scoring surge, with teammates contributing in the lopsided win.
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Plunkett Named AFC Rookie of the Year in 1971
New England quarterback Jim Plunkett, last year’s Heisman winner and No 1 NFL draft pick, voted AFC Rookie of the Year by 31 sports writers. He led Patriots from 2-12 to 6-8, throwing 21 TDs, 2,158 yards, while 16 interceptions in 324 attempts.
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Cardinals upset as Villanova tops South Carolina in Philly
Villanova shocks top ranked South Carolina 77 76 in the Quaker City tournament final after Ingelsby seals win with two late free throws. Louisville rolls past Fordham 62 0 as Thomas and Price combine for 53 points in Friday tourney action. Maryland squeezes past St John’s 60 59 to win its Christmas tourney.
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Poly routs Burbank lands third Kiwanis Invite
SAN BERNARDINO Poly High trailed by one at halftime but outscored Burbank 32-6 in the third quarter to win 91-67 and claim third place at the Kiwanis Invitational at San Bernardino High. Jackrabbits' Dave Hillman led with 27 points, aided by Tyrone Spears 38 Dale Dillon 13 and Bruce Jackson 11. Lester Trogan added 7 points and 7 rebounds while subbing for injured Dave Erickson.
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Robinson's 26 Sparks Texas in Bruin Classic Win
Larry Robinson scored 26 points to lead Texas to an 86 69 victory over Arizona in the Bruin Basketball Classic third place game at Pauley Pavilion. Texas built a 28 33 halftime edge and pulled away in the second half.
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Frenzied College Basketball Results Across Regions
A jagged recap lists numerous college games and scores across the Pacific Coast to the Southwest. Teams like Whittier, Pomona, Syracuse, Villanova, Missouri, and others appear with varied results, alongside mentions of invitational meets and conference activity. The text mixes names, places, and partial scores, reflecting a busy sports rundown from multiple regions.
Scoring Leaders Highlight College Basketball Showdowns
Dwight Jamar topped the nation with 40 points and Ray Ebran added 33 in a slate of games. Missouri claimed the Big Eight title by beating Kansas State 67-58 in Kansas City, AL Eberhard scoring 21 for the Tigers. Duquesne crushed Pitt 87-47 to win the Steel Bowl in Pittsburgh. Eastern Kentucky won the All College tournament in Oklahoma City 83-78 over host Oklahoma City, with Santa Clara taking third at 66-61 over Army.
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Bruins Rally Over Buckeyes as Witte Foul Trouble Hurts Ohio State
Ohio State fell behind after Witte fouled out with 14 43 left, Walton led with 14 points and 13 boards, Wilkes and Curtis each had 13, Witte posted 19 and 12 in the second half as UCLA gained momentum. Marnyak struggled, shooting 4 of 16. Ohio State coach Fred Taylor praised Waltons versatility and leaping ability.
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