Bulls extend winning streak with 95 83 victory over Pistons
Chet Walker scored 23 as the Chicago Bulls beat Detroit 95 to 83 to stretch their run to five straight wins and eight in a row at home, widening their Midwest lead over Detroit to two games.
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College Basketball Scores and Highlights Across Regions
Across the national slate, North Carolina edged Notre Dame with Mitch Kupchak sealing two late free throws. Penn rolled over Columbia 113 69 setting Ivy scoring marks as David Thompson poured in 31 for NC State in a big win. Nevada Las Vegas and St Mary’s extended win streaks as conference play continued.
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Fullerton tops San Diego in college baseball action
UCLA defeats Fresno State 9 to 7 as USC and Crowley All-Stars post a 4 to 4 tie.
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Lakewood Wins Moore League Final Over Wilson 36 24
Lakewood Lancers close Moore League wrestling season with a 36 24 victory over Wilson to finish 41 in league play. Key matches include Shaefer 7 5, 115, Collender 13 2, Warsham pinned, 130 Hust 13 11, Levy 7 6, G Perne pinned Rice, Couch pinned, and Childress pinned Prosser in heavyweights.
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Tomita Wins All Around as Long Beach State Tops San Jose State
Foreign exchange student Yoichi Tomita of Japan won four events and the all-around crown as Long Beach State defeated San Jose State 197.30 to 192.45 in college gymnastics Friday night. Tomita posted event wins on floor vault and parallel bars and the all-around with strong scores, leading LB State to the victory over SJ.
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College tennis results from Santa Barbara event
LC Santa Barbara Intercollegiate results show individual matches with Kurt Condon defeating Ned Worthington and Austin from Long Beach State securing wins over Jim Scott Nevada and Gary where Pepperdine and Redlands also noted. Scores include 6-3 6-3 6-2 7-5 and 7-5 6-3 across several bouts.
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Saints vs Monarchs thrilling finish in suburbon league tilt
St Anthony surged in the third period behind Carney Miller and Esposito to pull away from Monarchs 43 34, then held on as rebounding edge and clutch free throws sealed a 3 2 win. Esposito led with 11 boards while Carney added key late scores in the Saints win.
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Jordan Ends Skid With Last-Second Shot Over Lakewood
Jordan High snapped a five-game skid with a 59-57 triumph over Lakewood after Bob Stephenson hit a 20-foot jumper with four seconds left. Jefferson fouled out late, Chislock led Lakewood with nine rebounds, while Jordan held a 28 23 edge on the boards.
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Saints Rally Narrow Deficit After Slow Start
The Saints trailed by nine late in the first half as Saint players faced a 27-18 deficit with 44 seconds left. A late burst by the visitors closed the half 27-22, then the Saints rallied in the third, tying the game at 31-30 and 33-32 before taking a brief 35-34 edge as Bill Miller contributed to the comeback.
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Track meet results from PCC and nearby colleges
Long list of event results with Feurerbach leading shot put at 68-10 and Woods second, Williams discussing knee lift and home track issues, plus multiple times and marks across mile walk, high jump, relays, pole vault, and sprints featuring PCC, UC Irvine, Cal Poly, Long Beach St, UCLA, and other clubs.
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Cerritos Dons rally past Gahr in suburban clash
Cerritos edge Gahr 58 56 as Darrell Hall seals the win with a late layin set up by Ben Howland. Hall leads Cerritos with 19 points while Rodney Miller adds clutch baskets in the third quarter and Gahr suffers from cold shooting.
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LBCC matmen post 10th win in season
Long Beach City College improves to 10-1 with a 31 22 non league victory over Golden West College. The Vikings reach 104 team points, a school wrestling record. Next, LBCC hosts Pierce College at 7 30 for a conference tilt.
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49ers Sweep Pacific Coast Swim Title at PCAA Meet
Long Beach State captured the Pacific Coast Athletic Association swimming championship with wins over San Jose State and Cal State Fullerton. John Stanton led the 49ers by sweeping the 30 and 1000 yard freestyle events.
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Lynwood nets 58 to 46 over Downey in league clash
Lynwood defeats Downey 58 46 to stretch its San Gabriel Valley League lead to 10 0 and drop Downey to 7 3. Darrell Allums eight teen rebounds and John Brown 20 points key the win as Downey's Tom Day tops Downey with 12. La Mirada beats Bellflower 49 39 in another league tilt boosting its hold on second place.
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Huntington Beach Tops Saddleback In Empire League Play
Doug Cable scored 16 of his 26 in the third as Huntington Beach defeated Saddleback 85-60. HB led 42-18 in rebounds 42-18 and shot 34 of 67. Terry Harbin added 15 for Huntington Beach. Westminster lost again as Fountain Valley won 54-47. Marina remained unbeaten with a 59-50 win over Newport.
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Glenn opens season with first Suburban League win
Glenn fought down several Mayfair rallies to post its first Suburban League win, 62-56. Ned Kristoff led with 18 points and 12 rebounds, freshman Mark Van Holland added 12 points and 10 boards as Glenn finished strong in the final period. Mayfair, missing Mike Oehlers, was paced by Rick Diffine with 14.
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Artesia
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Steve McCarthy
Addis Richmond
Crespi defeats St John Bosco in Del Rey League clash
Jim Weber led Crespi with 20 points as St John Bosco fell 55 to 34 in Del Rey League play. Don Carfino led the losers with 16 points. Valley Christian outscored Brethren 53-43 in Olympic League action with Pete Vander Kooi scoring 18.
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Tom Anberry
Mark Harrison
Brethren
Liquori breaks indoor mile mark at Philadelphia 9 35.8
Marty Liquori won the eighth Philadelphia Track Classic in 9 minutes 35.8 seconds to finish second fastest indoor mile, trailing Eagmann Coghlan early then surging late. Angel Doyle, 16, of Harrisburg, tied the women’s indoor 60 yard world record with 6.5 seconds.
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Eagmann Coghlan
Tony Waldrop
Angel Doyle
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Wyomin Tyus
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