Freshman star Frost leads LBCC into Metro opener
David Frost, a 6-3 freshman center for Long Beach City College, tops LBCC scoring and rebounding as the Vikings prepare to host Los Angeles Valley in the Metro Conference opener. Coach Lue Olson hails Frost as LBCC’s best or near best in every game, noting his consistency and all tournament selections. Frost, from Millikan High, explains his focus on improving offense and adjusting to junior college play as the team seeks to defend its league title.
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Dave Frost
Long Beach City College
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Lue Olson
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Dan Henman
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Chamberlain
South Carolina
Tom Riker
Pennsylvania
Western Kentucky
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Princeton
Tennessee Tech
McPanials
Prothro to Rams signals shift in college to pro coaching
The era of college coaches guiding pro teams continues as Yonn y Prothro accepts the Rams job leaving UCLA, while pro pundits debate if pro teams will still recruit from college ranks. The piece notes mixed ages on the Rams roster and a potential game changing addition of a top fast receiver. It also covers The Ed Sullivan Show preemption for The Super Comedy Bowl featuring stars and pro players from the Rams and other teams, plus NBA merger talks resuming in San Diego and the bid war with the ABA.
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Ollers
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UCLA
Rams
Prothro
ED Sullivan
Sullivan
Eomedy
CBS
Channel 2
Charlton Heston
Jack Lemmon
Lucille Ball
Carol Burnett
Flip Wilson
Pat O’brien
Roman Gabriel
Alvin Raymond
Merlin Olsen
Deacon Jones
de Ras
Joe Namath
Gayte Sayers
O. J. Simpson
Bart Starr
Dick Butkus
Alex Karras
Bubba Smith
Lance Alworth
Ben Davidson
Daryle Lamouica
Mike Henry
Ernie Barnes
New Orleans
Heston
Henry
Ernie
Mike Ann Barnes
Railbirds
Haines
Denver Broncos
San Diego Chargers
Rele
O'Bren
Knute Rockne
Miss Burnett
Gabriel
Karras
Judy Caine
Butkus
Artie Johnson
Laugh-ln
Na Sxinath
Davidson
Dick LeBeau
The
Lions
Babe Turner
Jets
Mike Reid
Penn State
Hollywood
National Basketball Assn
San Diego
Rinal Aba
NBA
ABA
Kentucky
Indiana
Carolina
Memphis
Contested Rose Bowl Talk Sparks Bowl Bias Debate
The article argues about team strengths and coaching tactics with references to Texas Stanford Notre Dame and others. It highlights Theismann and players like Pastarie Byrns and discusses bowl game outcomes including Nebraska versus Washington State in a tense finish.
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NOTRE
Santa Clara
Bob Pastarie
Cal State
Byrns
Nebraska
WSU
Hairston Overlooked as NBA All Star Coaches Pick Team
Happy Hairston, veteran Laker forward, missed the eight man All Star roster chosen by NBA coaches. The selection included four guards Jeff Mullins Geoff Petrie Len Wilkens and Dick Van Arsdale center Alvin Hayes of San Diego forward Chet Walker of Chicago and guard positions filled from teams without prior ballot success. Also omitted were Bob Dandridge Nate Thurmond and Hairston despite Hairston averaging 19 points and 11 rebounds per game. The East six to be named later and the first eight starters included Mavrick Cunningham Jolson Reed Unseld Frazier Monroe and White.
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Happy Hairston
Laker
Lear
NBA
Alvin Hayes
San Diego
Chet Walker
Chicago
la Hairsion
Milwaukee
Bob Dan
Dridge
San Francisco
Nate Thurmond
Jeff Mullins
Geoff Petrie
Portland
Len Wilkens
Seattle
Dick van Arsdale
Phoenix
East
John Mavbeck
Billy Cunningham
Gus Jolson
Willis Reed
Wes Unseld
Wait Frazier
Earl Monroe
Jo Jo White
WAY OUT WEST LEADS LAKERS ON LENGTHY TRIP
Omata notes Jerry West arrives with the Lakers for a long road trip after a ninth broken nose. The trip includes games in Cleveland, Philadelphia, Detroit, and a planned All Star game in San Diego. The team faces January dates against Cincinnati, with a tight division lead and a three game skid.
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Omata
Jerry West
Cincininnati
West
San Diego
Vohe Lakers
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit Sun
Wilt Chamberlain
San Deigon
Toronto
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Francisco
NBA
Palleteronie
Isa Burtale
Cenrativi
Baltimore
Lavalant
Aiilwannee
Phoenix
Laxers Pacifie
Francisca
Searle
Jwaukee
Seathie
Haywood Debut Fails to Lift Sonics in Bucks Loss
Rookie Spencer Haywood debuted for the Seattle Sonics in a 98 to 92 defeat by the Milwaukee Bucks as Bucks protest the signing. Haywood scored 14 points mainly in the second half while Don Kojis led Seattle with 24 and Lew Alcindor paced Milwaukee with 38. Portland’s Geoff Petrie added 39 in a 119 to 106 win over the Cavaliers.
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Imost
Seattle Sonics
Milwaukee Bucks
Bucks
Haywood
Seattle
Don Kojis
Milwaukee
Lew Alcindor
Rod Dandridge
Waywood
Jan Io A Tempo
Chicago Bulls
Portland Trail Blazers
Geoff Petrie
Portland
Blazers
Cleveland Cavaliers
Fein
Black & Clemens
Boon
Grass
Haywood Reeman
Acghin
Snyder
Wilkens
Otal
Beatile
Hays Portland
Cleveland
Nap
Lewis Yoo
Cooke
Stinson
McLinare
Gainsville
Fla
Florida
Vanderhuilt
Tony Miler
Alabama
Louisiana State
Poo Welch
Trvtyhit Davis
Jead Neston
Dayton
Seaguits, Agates and Hinges in Local Basketball Draft
A jumble of team names, players and matchups fills tonight’s schedule. Seaguits and Agates highlight the card with notes on players Haen, HalerT NS, and Bethany Lutherandl among others. The column lists teams like Rays, Fighters, Warriors, Medics, Islanders, and Parkcrest, plus multiple campus clubs and corporate squads in a dense university league slate.
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Ackett
Clomarr
Bethany Lutherandl. Slanches
Eire
Warriors
Crook Fry
Bethany Chapel
Mem. Medics
Schweiger
Elva
the Anchorage
Dawson
TB Taycens
Vic Islanders
Nelson
Parkcrest Ch. of Christ
Frees
Sharp
Glenn Thomas
Skiba Homes
Ee Yarskell Et
Ranch Hands
AP Fisher
Games Tonight
OY Agdorson
Cama Chugch
Sowanigun
Breil
North Carolina tops South Carolina in ACC clash
North Carolina surged into contention for a higher poll spot by defeating previously undefeated South Carolina 79 to 64. The Tar Heels dictated tempo, opened a 40 20 halftime lead, and held off late Carolinian surges as George Karl scored 17 points and led UNC to the win.
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Worthy Garoling
Associated Press
South Carolina
Sowth Carolla
North Carolina
Targels
South Carolin
George Karl
Bil
Corona del Mar Edges Jordan In Narrow Half, Panthers Win
Corona del Mar defeated Jordan 42 35 after a close first half. Jerry Dykstra led Corona del Mar with 12 points while Gary Gough and Ted Williams added seven each. The game took place Monday night at Fordan with strong late defense securing the win.
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Panthers
Corona del Mar Monday Hight
Fordan
Jerry Dykstra
Gary Gough
Ted Williams
College basketball results across conferences and tournaments
A wide slate of results reports multiple teams across the Pacific Coast and Midwest with scores noted for Arizona, Texas, Louisiana, and others. Notable outcomes include Nicholls State over Texas Wesleyan, Cincinnati edging Dayton, and Georgetown College defeating Trinity in tournament play as Pasadena Classic and other events unfold.
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Cal Lutheran
A Askalall
Mount Ah Uthwest
Houston
Barton
Dot Texas
Parietal Siath
Eg Nouetan
Atala State
Movaca Payne
Texas
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