Northwest college hoop action highlights PCC race
UCLA faces Washington and Stanford travels to Oregon State as Northwest foes hit the road. Southern California remains the lone perfect PCC squad after beating Oregon State 41 to 9 and Oregon 56 to 65, moving to 2-0 in conference play as Washington State and Oregon State head to Pan-Pacific matchups next weekend.
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UCLA Cagers Face Huskies on Upcoming Weekend
California seeks a third straight conference title and hosts Washington Friday and Idaho Saturday while Stanford meets the quintets on other evenings. Kim Hanna and Jim White starred as SC beat Oregon State, while Washington State upset UCLA 71 54 behind Duane Runniger who scored 19 points with a 10 straight run after halftime.
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Hopman Praises Alex as Potential Great Tennis Hope
Australia’s captain Hopman calls Alex Anderson potentially great after Davis Cup ties with Olmedo. selectors and experts praise his strokes, tenacity, and athleticism, while cautioning against overconfidence as veteran analysts compare him with all-time greats.
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Outdoor tips for deer feeding safety and shot timing
Move only when the deer's head is down to improve your shot angle and reduce disturbance. The guidance emphasizes calm, quiet action and awareness of the animal’s posture to avoid spooking the deer.
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Olmedo Wins Meet Opener In Western Australia
Peruvian born Olmedo from Los Angeles opened his Western Australian Tennis Championship with a straight sets victory over Frank Tanfen of Australia 6-1 6-1 6-3. Barry MacKay Dayton Ohio defeated Dan Watts 6-1 6-2 6-0. Chris Crawford Piedmont California beat Leslie Griffen 6-2 6-4 6-3. Earl Buchotlz St Louis defeated Ken Clarris 6-4 6-2 6-2.
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Long Beach Kicks Tie Lead In Olympic League Soccer
Long Beach nearly upset Hollywood Bears at Stephens Field with a 2-2 draw after Eric Dean tied the match with a late corner kick. Bob Hodge headed the Long Beach goal early in the second half, while Billy Calder’s five saves preserved the tie as Hollywood, the defending champion, had entered with a 5-1-0 league mark.
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Golf Pro Spars Sponsorships and Tour Economics
The article surveys early professional golf careers highlighting Gene Littler's big Desert Inn payoff and Las Vegas Tournament of Champions. It notes sponsors and backers for players like Don Finsterwald, Ken Venturi, Arnold Palmer, and Jed Kroll, and discusses the steep costs of pursuing the tour versus staying home.
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Cooper Signs Pro Contract To Turn Pro Tennis
Ashley Cooper Australia’s Davis Cup star and Wimbledon contender agreed Sunday to quit amateur ranks and sign a three year pro deal. Promoter Mack Kramer says the deal could earn him about $140,000 and a pro debut next Tuesday against Ecuador’s Panuhy Be gure inside the Luck Crawford testimonial event.
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Celtics Maintain 3 Game Lead As Knicks Rally
Celtics held a three game edge over the Knicks after a 111 108 win. Cliff Hagan and Bob Pettit starred for the Hawks in a delayed Knick-Hawk matchup while Richie Guerin led the Knicks. Minneapolis beat Philadelphia 111 95 as the Warriors struggled without Tom Gola and Guy Rodgers. The page notes a long day with several game results and standings in the NBA Western and Eastern divisions.
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Remodeling Your Basement Step by Step Guide
A Bitter Homes and Gardens style guide outlines basement remodeling from floor plans to finishing walls and floors. It highlights new materials and methods for waterproofing mounting walls hanging doors tiling ceilings and lighting.
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Eligibility Rules Infractions Top INCAA Agenda
About 2,200 college sports leaders arrive in Cincinnati for the NCAA's 3rd convention. Committees meet today and Tuesday to propose tighter eligibility rules for athletes and likely announce infractions and penalties against member schools. A recommendation to halt raiding rival schools for athletes is also expected.
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Hawks Win Grantland Rice Award For 1951 Football
The University of New York's Rose Bowl season was crowned as the Football Writers Association of America Grantland Rice Award winner. The team earned four first place votes and 14 of 15 possible points. Unbeaten LSU finished second with eight points. Also noted are late hockey scores: Buffalo 7, Springfield 4. Glove Land 2, Rochester 2. Providence 2, Hershey 2.
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Pranksters Put Cement Cups At Los Angeles Open Course
Overnight pranksters filled four cups with cement at the Rancho golf course scene of the Los Angeles Open. PGA official Harvey Raynor did not detect the act during his pregame tour to adjust pin placements and cups. The cemented cups were neat, with no cement on the grass.
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Detroit Officials Ready to Interview Burns for Titan Coach
Jerry Burns, who trained Totwa's Rose Bowl backfield, was set to meet University of Detroit officials today over their vacant head football job. Burns has been a leading candidate since Wally Fromhart was fired last month as Detroit seeks stability in its coaching search.
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Dodgers Purchase Florida Franchise
Orlando officials announced the Dodgers will acquire the Orlando franchise in the Florida State League. Robert Feemster, long time owner, and Leon Hamilton, Dodgers scout, disclosed that the Dodgers will supply a manager and business head with Feemster retained as president.
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