Super League idea for prep football gains attention
The article argues for major realignments in high school football to handle growth and travel costs. It proposes a Super League of oversized or dominant schools, a revived Shrine Game format pairing CIF Southern Section with Los Angeles City and San Diego teams, and a potential Los Angeles Southern Section championship. It notes scheduling pressures in Long Beach, board decisions allowing private-school games, and doubts about CIF strength versus LA City programs.
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Los Angeles
L.A
Long Beach
Millikan
Lakewood
L.B. Board of Education
Mater Dei
Rancho
Anaheim
Santa Monica
Santa Barbara
Pasadena
Southland
CIF
L.A. City
San Diego
L.A. Southern Section
L.A. City Athletic Board
Monarch
Joe O'Hara
The
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Two-Year NCAA Probation Placed on South Carolina
The National Collegiate Athletic Association imposed a two year probation on South Carolina for violations involving financial practices. The action bars the school from post season football and basketball, imposes censures, and reprimands administrators. Texas A&M probation was lifted in the same action.
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Council of the
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Egiate Athletic Assn
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CIT Quanay
Texas A&m
Gamecocks
Jany
NCAA
Texas Western
Sidth
Mike Grosso
Atlantic Chast
Grosso
Ncaa Council
Thomas F. Jones
University of South Carolina
of Oregon
Newton York
Gary Gubner
Matson
Texas A & M
University
Six More Bowls Seek NCAA Slam
NCAA Greenlights consideration of six new bowls at April policy council meeting. Proposals include Junior Rose Bowl in Pasadena shifting to college division play, Carnation Bowl in San Diego, Georgia Lighthouse Bowl in Atlanta, West Coast Bowl in Tampa, Holiday Bowl in Phoenix, and a Fellowship of Christian Athletes showcase in Atlanta. Tates noted dates undecided and aim to avoid clashing with major bowls.
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National Collegiate Athletics Assn
Stan Bates
Washington State
Pasadena
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San Diego
Atlanta
Tampa
Fia
Phoenix
Ariz
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Tates
NCAA
Angered Rambo Sees Good Chance at Record
In a packed track of notes from Adelboden to Morzine and Oberstaufen, Rambo vows a strong bid at a record after a series of eventful performances. The Rockets beat the Giants 6-2 as ROWE shines on the mound, while ski results show Perillat leading and notable US athletes contending.
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Adelhoden
Switzerland
Portillo
Don Rowe
Morzine
France
Wen
Peter Rohr
Bost
Rockets
John Thomas
San
Matson
Mieerore
Bol Seagren
Steinhauer
LongArena
Athens
Byes Loom as Moore League Schedules Hit Snag
Three Moore League schools Millikan Wilson and Lakewood face a bye filled fall as practice games vanish. Wilson plans a bye the week before league play while Mater Dei Angelus League CIF power expresses interest but board policy blocks two private-vs-public games.
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L.B
Moore
Millikan
Wilson
Lakewood
Owen Dixon
Bruins
Mater Dei
St Louis Hawks Sale Deadline Tests St Louis NFL? Hawks
St Louis Hawks face a January 18 deadline to match a 3.8 million bid from New Orleans to keep the NBA team in St Louis. Owner Ben Kerner said he must sell to New Orleans unless a St Louis bid equals the offer by the cutoff. Attorney Michael Aubucanon said the tentative agreement followed talks with the Louisiana syndicate. Edward Arthur of Arthur Enterprises floated as a potential St Louis buyer, while noting the franchise would need strong profits to repay borrowing costs. Kerner has described health issues as a factor in his decision to sell.
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St.Louis
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Assn
New Orleans
Ben Kerner
Milwaukee
Pall Assn
Hawks
Kerner
Orleans
Zleam
Gait S
Michael J. Aubucnon
Hawk
Sean Downey Jr
Louisiana Syndicate
JR. Kimble
Steven R. Plotkin
Edward Arthur
Arthur Enterprises and Amusement Cn
St Loui
Long Beach Aquatic Club Second in AAU Meet
Long Beach Aquatic Club placed second in the Senior AAU Swim meet at Beverly Hills High. The girls A relay team 11 earned second place in their first senior meet, with LBAC also finishing second and third in the freestyle relays.
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Long Beach Aquatic Club
Long Beach
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