Allen Weighs Three Offers Eyeing Long Ram Contract
Ram owner Dan Reeves seeks to rehire George Allen after his firing. Allen has asked for a four to five year extension, totaling about seven years, while considering two other offers. His wife Etty confirms Buffalo and another NFL team have shown interest, but stresses he won’t pit offers against each other and would return only under fair terms.
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Bruins Ride Gauged Wave in Pauley Pavilion Clash
UCLA hosts Tulane in a final pre conference game at Pauley Pavilion aiming for 25th straight win. Tulane has yielded 92.5 points per game and has lost five of 11, while UCLA seeks a high scoring romp. Lew Alcindor and Harold Sylvester focal points as UCLA sells limited tickets for the 8 p.m. matchup.
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Vikings Face Allan Hancock in Key Preseason Clash
Long Beach City College basketball travels to Santa Maria to face Allan Hancock College at 8 pm as Rex Hughes waits on a banged up squad. Hancock sits 7-4 at home and hosts LECC at 11-2, while Malibu area foes aim to upset the Bulldogs with scorers Malcolm Taylor and others driving the attack.
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Blues Clinch Victory Over Seals In Tight 3-1 Win
The St. Louis Blues defeated the Oakland Seals 3-1 Friday night extending their dominance in the Western Division. The win marked the Blues' 13th victory and 3rd tie in as many meetings with Oakland, expanding their lead to 11 points over the second place team.
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Tulane Nipped by Gauchos in close 73 67 defeat
UC Santa Barbara Gauchos beat Tulane 73 67 as Steve Ripp drove ahead with under three minutes and Doug Rex scored 19. Terry Habig led Tulane with 24 points and Johnny Arthurs added 21 as Arizona dominated Idaho State 92 48 with 69 rebounds and Halftime 44 27. Brigham Young edged Stanford 95 89 in Roscoe Maples Pavilion opening.
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Door Opening to Federation Amid AAU Dispute
NCAA president Marcus L. Plant in Los Angeles said a possible pattern for resolving the federation AAU clash may emerge from the United States Gymnastics Federation and AAU agreement reached at Mexico City during the Olympics. He cautioned that a solution for the U.S. Track and Field Federation-AAU rift is not imminent.
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Miami Edges Stars 92 91 In ABA Thriller
Miami topped the Stars 92 91 in ABA action as a disputed free throw sparked protest and late drama. Stars tired legs contributed to the setback as Miami secured the narrow win on home court.
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Ramos Cruz rematch set at L A Sports Arena in February
Mando Ramos of Long Beach will challenge Teo Cruz of the Dominican Republic for the lightweight title next month at the L A Sports Arena with a date set for February 18 or 25 promoter Aileen Eaton announced. Cruz previously beat Ramos in a 15 round decision at the Coliseum on September 27.
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Hawks’ Streak Reaches 12 After Big Second Quarter
The Atlanta Hawks surged with a 20 point burst in the second quarter to extend their winning streak to 12 games, powering a Friday night victory.
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Hawks Win Streak Nips NBA Record Gap
The Detroit Pistons 128 to 106 loss highlights the Hawks extending their winning run to five games, four short of the NBA record of 17. The scoring stretch nears the 1966 76ers mark, with the Hawks now two games shy of tying the all time NBA streak.
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Lancers Fall as Garden Grove Tops Lakewood 75 66
Garden Grove never trailed and rode 21 points from Gary Berg and Gene Broom to a 75 66 victory over Lakewood. Lakewood shot 33 percent and fell to 12th straight Garden Grove win while Lakewood slips to 10 6.
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USC and Cal State Teams Split Hard NC Hoops Night
USC Fresh forward Joe Mackey led a 102-44 USC victory over Cal State Fullerton Jayvees at the L A Sports Arena scoring 30. Final: USC 102 Cal State Fullerton 44 with USC leading 48 24 at halftime.
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Bruins End Skid With 78 72 Win At Magnolia
Bruins avoid fifth straight loss as Pete Brady leads with 19 points in a 78 72 victory over Magnolia. Stan Lintner adds 25, Rick Squire 15, and Gary Spence 11 as Wilson rides early 22 14 lead to the win.
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Millikan Saints in TV Tilt
In a high school showdown at the smallest Long Beach gym St. Anthony hosts Millikan in a televised Southland game of the week on Channel 4 at 12 noon. The CIF contest marks Channel 4's first telecast of the season with plans to cover L A City playoff games before CIF coverage resumes Feb 1 through March 15 at the L A Sports Arena. The Saints and Rams contend as title hopefuls in Moore and Angelus leagues. Saint standouts include Bill Mullen Dave Linnell and Mike Moorehead leading scoring while Rand Rasmussen paces the Rams at 13.9 points per game and Steve Bennett's rise adds surprise. The Rams sit at 9-5 and the Saints 4-6. In other action Poly hosts Palos Verdes in the 8 pm game as Poly's Bill Coon and Gary Anderson anchor the scoring load.
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