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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1975

Page

15

Oklahoma No 1 on AP ballot in 1974 national title

Oklahoma Sooners finish 11-0 and atop the final AP poll as the nation’s lone unbeaten team. Barry Switzer’s squad receives 51 of 60 first place votes and 1,162 points, with USC second after the Rose Bowl win. Notre Dame falls to sixth. top ten also include Penn State Auburn Nebraska Miami Ohio.

Oklahoma Associated Press Sooners Barry Switzer Michigan Ohio State Alabama Notre Dame Penn State Auburn Nebraska Miami Ohio Switzer Honolulu American Football Coaches Association California N. Carolina St Michigan State Maryland Baylor Florida Texas A&m Mississippi St Texas Houston Tennessee

Judge upholds arbitrator ruling on Hunter free agent status

A Superior Court judge refused to overturn the arbitrator Peter Seitz's ruling that Jim Hunter is a free agent, rejecting Oakland A's owner Charles Finley's bid to vacate the award. Judge George W. Phillips Jr. said he could not reverse the decision, noting limited grounds for such action. Finley vowed to continue the fight, potentially to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Oakland UPD Jim Catfish) Hunter Neil Papiano Oakland A Charles C. Finley Hunter George W. Phillips Jr Phillips Finley U.S. Supreme Court Papiano

Celtics Dominate Lakers as Havlicek Surpasses Greer

Boston routs Los Angeles 127 to 106 at the Forum to move into first in the Atlantic Division behind John Havlicek who scores 22 and climbs to 21,587 career points. Dave Cowens returns to spark a 14 of 19 road stretch as Glenn McDonald shines. Elmore Smith scores 30 for the Lakers.

Boston Celtics Forum Celtics Lakers John Havlicek Boston Havlicek Dave Cowens Cowens Dave John Hal Greer Wilt Chamberlain Oscar Robertson Jerry West Elgin Baylor Baylor Glenn Greer Elmore Smith

Bruins dominate Wildcats in 91 64 win at Pauley

UCLA routs Davidson 91 to 64 at Pauley Pavilion before 12 087 fans. Meyers scores 23, Johnson adds 16 as Bruins press and rebound strongly. Davidson, making first visit to UCLA, struggles with height and quickness as UCLA builds lead by halftime and extends in the second half.

Gary Rausch Davidson Southern California Wildcat North Carolina State UCLA Bruins Wildcats Pauley Pavilion Oklahoma Alvan Adams Meyers USC Jay Powell Greg Dunn Larry Horowitz Brickels St. Bonaventure Maryland

Trojans outclass Villanova in 101 74 rout at L A. arena

USC basketball under coach Bob Boyd opened 1975 with a decisive 101 74 victory over Villanova before 5589 fans at the Los Angeles Coliseum Sports Arena. After a slow start the Trojans surged with rebounding and fast breaks to dominate and improve to 8 1.

USC Bob Boyd L.A Trojans Villanova Fordham New York Furman Washington State Washington

Long Beach State Faces Colorado in Home Battle

Long Beach State eyes a seventh straight win hosting Colorado at the Long Beach Arena at 8 p.m. The Buffs lead scorer Tony Lawrence and Ron Wrigley return as injuries test Colorado. The 49ers, led by rooky coach Dwight Jones, seek balance after recent rebounding struggles.

Long Beach State University of Colorado Long Beach Arena Colorado 49Ers Dale Dillon Dillon Baylor Cal Poly Slc Weber State Sox Walseth Long Beach Fred McDonald Greg Mueller Dave Logan Jim Cummins Mueller McDonald Cummins Logan Buffs Tony Lawrence Ron Wrigley Dwight Jones

Anthony Davis Back of Year and Other Honors Named

Anthony Davis named college back of the year by the Washington Touchdown Club. Randy White named lineman of the year. Joe Greene and Chuck Noll win pro football honors. George Blanda to receive special award. Central Michigan chosen NCAA college division team of the year. Bobby Foster, Dave DeBuscher, and Earl Banks receive special recognition.

Washington USC Anthony Davis Maryland Randy White Washington Touchdown Club Pittsburgh Joe Greene Chuck Noll NFL Oakland George Blanda Central Michigan Chippewas Hart Bobby Foster New York Knicks Dave DeBusschere Morgan State Earl Banks

MacArthur Bowl Award Goes to USC Trojans

The National Football Foundation announced USC will receive the MacArthur Bowl for the outstanding college football team of the year. Finalists considered included Alabama and Michigan, but USC's Rose Bowl win over Ohio State and regular season rout of Notre Dame secured the award. Oklahoma was ineligible due to NCAA probation. Notre Dame won last year.

New York UPD National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame University of Southern California Foundation Vince Draddy Trojans Alabama Michigan USC Ohio State Notre Dame Oklahoma NCAA

Sports and Events Calendar for Anaheim Center Weekend

A busy schedule lists events at the Anaheim Convention Center and multiple Southern California venues. Highlights include college basketball with Long Beach State versus Colorado and UCLA versus Oklahoma, plus hockey with the Kings hosting Philadelphia at the Forum. Horse racing at Santa Anita, Los Alamitos, and Thoroughbred racing events fill the day alongside JC basketball and wrestling exhibitions.

Long Beach State Colorado Kfox-Am UCLA Oklahoma KMPC USC Furman KABC I Kings Philadelphia KRLA Anaheim Convention Center Santa Anita Los Alamitos Long Beach City College Orange Coast College Pierce Cerritos Torrance Wilson el Camino College Long Beach Pauley Pavilion L.A Dayton Pepperdine Kings

Transit drivers near settlement ahead of Super Bowl in New Orleans

About 800 striking transit drivers remain apart from New Orleans Public Service Inc. on wages, still $1.17 an hour apart, as Super Bowl IX nears in New Orleans on January 12.

New Orleans New Orleans Public Service Inc

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