Douglass Leads L A Open With 69 As Wind Wreaks Havoc
Dale Douglass fired a 69 in the brutal Riviera winds to grab a three stroke lead at 5 under par 139 in the Los Angeles Open. Tom Kite matched Douglass with 69 and joined a chase of Watson and Regalado while big names soured with high scores.
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Riviera Country Club
Dale Douglass
Tom Kite
Douglass
Kite
Tom Watson
Victor Regalado
Duffers
Sam Snead
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
J. C. Snead
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Weiskopf
Dave Stockton
Gibby Gilbert
Rex
Vikings Clinch Third Metro Win Over Pierce College
Viking coach Bill Fraser praised a 78-70 victory over Pierce College as the team solidified its Metro Conference lead. Fraser stressed focused preparation for Bakersfield with only one week left in the schedule.
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Paul McLeod
Bakersfield
Viking
Bill Fraser
Metro
Pierce College
Fraser
Reggie Jackson arbitration dispute with Finley heads to decision
Reggie Jackson seeks $168,500 after Finley offered $140,000 as both sides present case in Los Angeles. Finley claims Jackson declined in 11 of 14 major categories in 1974 while improving in three. Also Cey wins arbitration against Dodgers. Sutton still to appear. Other outcomes include Jim Spencer winning for Rangers and Blyleven, Carbo losing for Twins and Red Sox.
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Reggie Jackson
Charles O. Finley
Oakland A’s
Finley
Los Angeles
Reggie
Jackson
William Simkin
Tucson
Charlie
Ron Cey
Dodgers
Cey
Dodger
al Campanis
Blyleven
Vikings Defeat Brahmas in Turnover Heavy Clash
Long Beach tops Pierce 70 68 as the Vikings’ full court press stymies Pierce. Decker and Marques disrupt Pierce in back court while Dalton 18 and Lenzen 12 provide bench scoring, and Pierce commits 26 turnovers.
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Vikings
Long Beach
Pierce
Dean Decker
Danny Marques
Decker
Marques
Dandy
Jeff McHugh
Fraser
Rod Dalton
Brian Lenzen
Dalton
Lenzen
McHugh Sincock
King
Radford
Pierce FG
Lincoln
Choate
Biessing
Haugen
Roemer
Dawes
Lakewood Edges Wilson In Overtime Thriller
Lakewood Lancers rally to beat Wilson Bruins 82-80 in overtime after a chaotic finish. Kevin Weaver hit the decisive 14-foot shot at 0:03 following a midair block by Carl Stammerjohn, as Wilson’s Huffman and Stammerjohn traded late points and fouls plagued both sides. Neil Arnold led Lakewood with 28 points before fouling out.
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Lakewood High
Fred Powers
Wilson
Neil Arnold
Rich Rivera
Mike Miller
Powers
Lakewood
Curt Johnson
Lancers
Jordan
Kevin Weaver
Weaver
Carl Stammerjohn
Brett Wolf
Scott Huffman
Huffman
Mickey Chislock
Bruins
Stammerjohn
Steve Phillips
Kevin Riley
Ken Starks
Long Beach State
Arnold
Anderson Arnold
Rivera
Hunt
Mulder
Riley
Phillips Stinson
Starks Stammerionhn
Lakewood FG
Ziemer
Cristock
Williams
Wolf
Morris
Horning
Arneson
Anderson
Stones sets indoor high jump record at U S Olympic Invitational
Dwight Stones clears 7 5 1 4 inches on his second try to set his fourth indoor mark of the season at the U S Olympic Invitational in New York. Don Baird wins the pole vault at 17 9 and Francie Larrieu posts a meet record in the 1500 meters.
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New York
Dwight Stones
Pacific Coast Club
Long Beach
Don Baird
Long Beach State
Steve Smith
PCC
Francie Larrieu
Reet
Charles Foster
N.C. Central
Clifford Outlin
Auburn
Clyde McPherson
NY Pioneers
Fred Sowerby
Mark Berger
Villanova
Rick Wonlhuter
U of Chic. TC
Filbert Bays
Suleiman Nyambui
Tanzania
Hjdwight
L.B. St
Alice Annum
Cheryl Toussaint
Atoms TC
Robin Campbell
Esther Stroy
St Anthony Saints Extend CIF Title Run to Nine Wins
St Anthony High School undefeated in nine straight after a 53-48 win over Bishop Amat in front of 750 fans. Tom Dever and Terrence Carney led the Saints as they stretched Angelus League crown momentum and improved to 14-9 overall and 9-1 in league play.
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St. Anthony High
Saints
Bishop Amat
Jack Errion
Angelus
Lancers
la Puente
Tom Dever
Terrence Carney
St. Anthony
Servite
Mater Dei
St. Paul
Pius X
Bishop Amat Branich FG
Kearney
Rev
Scolamari
Howey
McManus
Stacler
ST. Anthony FG
Miller
Esposito
Dever
Carney
Mansel
Miller JV
Sports on Radio and TV Listings and Game Recap
A radio and TV guide lists programming across channels KCOP KMEX KNBC KNXT KABC KTLA USF Seattle USC Washington State and more with live games and a tape highlight. The college match Saints vs Lancers game notes Carney Esposito and Miller led Saint team with strong shooting and defense.
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KABC
USF
Seattle
KTLA
USC
Washington State
Washington
Sports calendar with city events and venues listed
A dense listing of sports events across disciplines with times and locations including men s volleyball in Santa Monica City College ski racing at Snow Summit golf at Riviera Country Club prep wrestling at Westminster track at UC Irvine Long Beach State UC Irvine USC and San Diego State sailboat show at Low Beach Arena auto racing at Ontario motor speedway tree racing at Santa Anita motorcycle racing at Ascot Park drag racing at Irwindale and Orange County races prep gymnastics at Westminster Invitational Cerritos College at Mt San Antonio hockey Kings vs Boston at the Forum.
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Big Bear Lake
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Riviera CC
CIF Greien
Westminster
West Orrance
Edgewood
Fontana
Long Beach State
Uc-Irvine
USC
San Diego State
Low Beach Arena
California
Prachics
Ontario
Otorway
Theneckbreds
Santa Anita
Ascot Park
Irwindale
Orange County
Golden West JC
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Jim Rusiecki
Riverside
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Clifford Oatlin
Ivory Crockett
Steve Williams
St. Anthony Mater Dei
Amat
Paul Servite Pius X
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Tom Branich
Ralph Esposito
Santa Monica City College
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