Vikings Dominate Harbor 77 0 in Easy Conference Win
Long Beach City College Vikings, led by Lyn Hodge with 21 points and Carmichael with 15, crushed Harbor 77 to 0 in Metropolitan Conference action. LBCC built a 39 21 halftime lead and used a full court press to blow past Harbor, extending their conference run and remaining near the top of the standings.
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Aron Carmichael
Long Beach City College
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Carmichael
Long Beach
Seahawks
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Lyn Robinette
Cee
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San’ Diego
Knights
Pepperdine Upsets Santa Clara In West Coast Clash
Pepperdine stunned Santa Clara 67 56 at the Sports Arena, breaking a winless conference run to sit 1-7. Loyola also strengthened its title bid by beating San Jose State 55 46 behind Ed Bento's 22 points.
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Lakers Fall Short as Celtics Rally At Madison Square Garden
The Lakers without Elgin Baylor Haytor dropped a 98 95 decision to the Boston Celtics at Madison Square Garden. Jerry West led LA with 29 points while Russell had 26 for Boston. Rudy LaRusso was ejected late in the second half.
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Jerry West
Tthe Lakers
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Celtics
Rudy LaRusso
LaRusso
Bart Storm
St. Louis
Distance runner Max Truex aims for indoor glory in L A
In a candid interview Truex discusses coaching under Mihaly Iglesias, the benefits of European training, and his plan to compete Saturday in the Los Angeles Indoor Games with top two milers. He notes a smaller athlete can excel through intense drilling and confidence, while predicting potential sub 8:40 in a future race if pushed.
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Occidental
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Oxy
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al Lawrence
John Macy
STATE GETS NEEDED LINEMEN 18 JC Transfers Enroll
JC transfer influx marks largest freshman to sophomore move for LBCC and three other schools as Reed lists 18 newcomers on the futures list. Included are six Linemen, with guards and ends, plus two half milers and a dozen others from Harbor, Chaffey, and Long Beach City College. Notables: Jerry Galbreath, Ron Allice, Marshal Hammond, Harold Hines, Ken Knapp, and Neil Smith join. LA-area colleges add two-way athletes across track, basketball, gymnastics, and baseball programs.
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Reed
Don Crosby
Long Beach State
Long Beach City College
Jack Rose
Don Lbcc
Jerry Galbreath
Ron Allice
Marshal Hammond
Chaffey
Harbor
Ted
Eym
Nastics
Brown Quits Compton CC On Schedule
Veteran Compton College football coach Tay Brown resigned Tuesday night ending a 17 year tenure. His Tar Tars won 142 games and 13 conference titles while appearing in four Jr. Rose Bowls. Chuck Williams succeeds Brown as recreation coordinator.
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Johnson Retains Title with Ninth Round KO of Bowdry
Johnson, 32, from Philadelphia, dominated Bowdry in Miami Beach to win the National Boxing Association light heavyweight title with a ninth round technical knockout. Bowdry, 23, was knocked down four times, his corner stopped the bout after 45 seconds of the ninth. Johnson, claiming the crown stripped from Archie Moore, expressed desire for a rematch with Moore and hinted at future title hopes.
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Bowdry
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Lane Raps Elliott Over Angels Athletics Clash
Kansas City file reports Frank Lane, general manager of the Angels, clashes with Elliott over comments about the Athletics. Lane says Elliott acts as a player not an executive and questions the judgment of Elliott while noting the 1960 A’s were a poor club and that both clubs strive to build up the American League.
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UPI
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Elliott
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A's
Drawl Costly To Walden In Canadian Backfield Tale
Jim Walden, ex Wyoming quarterback now with Vancouver in the Canadian League, recalls a Southern drawl confusion. He explains pro teams use five backs with a fourback, and his signals once led to penalties for time in the huddle as teammates misread full back versus fourback calls.
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Wye
Jim Walden
Wyoming
Walden
Vancouver
Mississippi
Lions
Naulls Scores 49 as Pistons Fall Knicks 131 120
Willie Naulls poured in 49 points for Detroit in a 131 120 loss to New York. The Knicks had entered the game amid a six game slide and near threat to consider withdrawing the team from the NBA next season.
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College basketball chaos and high scoring near record totals
A rundown of college games includes Bucknell over Rhode Island 63 to 55, Richmond over Baltimore 3 to 0, North Brown 67, Scranton 72, Syracuse etc. A crowd of 10,367 watched Nauils tie a Garden record with 15 field goals and 33 points in the first half, matching Elgin Baylor's earlier Lakers mark en route to a 71-point game. Bob Pettit led St. Louis to a late rally for a win over Philadelphia.
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Fragmentary sports card entry notes a 3:15 p.m. event at Jordany Poly with unclear teams and players mentioned. Remaining readable terms include Laker and Grymplc Audoromy, but details are garbled and names are uncertain.
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