Winning Has All 49ers Wearing Wide Smiles
Cal State Long Beach beat UC Santa Barbara 77 to 59 at the Long Beach Arena for their 12th win in 16 games. Center Lynn returned strong with 27 rebounds and 24 points, while guard Williams came off the bench to hit all nine shots, including four from the line. Coach Tarkanian praised the defense and team effort as the program gains steam in Pacific Coast Athletic Association play.
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Celtics Fall to Bucks in 120-113 defeat
The Munhygukee Bucks beat a depleted Celtics 120-113 as Lew Alcindor scored 44 points and Bob Dandridge added 29. The Celtics trailed at half and could not recover. In other games Philadelphia edged San Diego 106-105 and Baltimore defeated Seattle 111-? Shan.
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Celtics Rally Without Havlicek In Victory
Boston faced the floor without John Havlicek due to a pulled muscle as Jo Jo White played through Army Reserve duties, while Jon McGrocklin led with 23 points in a decisive win.
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Gordie Howe declines 22nd NHL All Star bid
Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings, veteran right winger in his 25th season, will skip this year’s NHL All Star Game in Boston saying he doesn’t deserve it and wouldn’t play. The 42-year-old star has set records for most All Star selections and games, with 14 goals and 12 assists in 32 games this season after missing December with a rib injury.
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Barry's Closing Spurt Lifts Nets Over Cougars 120 112
Rick Barry scored eight points in the final minute to lift the New York Nets past the Carolina Cougars 120 to 112 in ABA action. Barry hit six free throws and a layup late as New York pulled away. Memphis, Indiana, and Denver also won on the night with notable scoring performances and streaks.
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Kings Triumph Over Flyers Amid Superstitions
The Kings posted a 4-2 win in Philadelphia, ending an 0-4-2 slump on a gruelling road trip. Noel Price opened the scoring for L.A. with a blue line slapshot, Bob Berry added his 14th, and Edie Joyal fed a late goal with an extra attacker. Flyers goalie Tony Favell faced pressure as Philadelphia tied it late before the Kings sealed it with Lonsberry’s tally. Regan praised the team’s effort while poking fun at Vic Stasiuk’s superstition fueling the Flyers’ streak.
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Century Club Banquet Draws Sports Greats in Long Beach
The Long Beach Century Club will honor this citys athletes of the year at a Thursday banquet in the Grand Ballroom Lafayette Hotel. UCLA quarterback Dennis Dummit and Cal State Long Beach running back Leon Burns lead the honorees with past stars Billy Jean Moffitt and Willie Brown previously recognized. Balloting for most popular athlete closes tonight with votes due in the sports department by midnight. Tickets available from Jim Talley or Steve Kral, and a ticket box is on this page for reader convenience.
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Long Beach Seeks 1970 Most Popular Athlete Contest
Public notice invites entries for Long Beach Most Popular Athlete of 1970, amateur or pro across sports. Mail to Sports Contest, Independent Press Telegram, Long Beach 90801. Winners honored at Century Club Sports Night Banquet on Thursday January 21. deadline January 18.
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Long Beach Sports Night Banquet Ticket Order Details
Tickets for Long Beach 15th annual Sports Night banquet on Thursday Jan 21 can be ordered by mail. Send remittance of 12.90 dollars per ticket with a check to Jim Dailey at 850 E Ocean Blvd Long Beach California 90802. Include name address and number of tickets.
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Auckland Title to Kathy Harter in Auckland Championships
Kathy Harter of Seal Beach California swept to the Auckland Tennis Championships Women’s Singles title defeating Shelly Monds of New Zealand 6 1. She and Patsy Stevens of New Zealand won the doubles 6 3 6 2 over Anne Stevens and Mrs Elaine Stephan. Harter then teamed with Mark Elliott for the mixed doubles crown beating Peter Beecroft and Mrs Stephan 6 1 6 4.
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Cohan Maintains Lead in Philip Cup Dragon Race
UPI reports Don Cohan of the United States held the overall lead in the Prince Philip Cup Dragon class event in Hobart Australia. In the Fifth heat he finished third as Axel Holm steered May-Britt to a second victory and beat Adios of Australia by 55 seconds amid tricky winds.
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Bruins Rout Leafs 9-1 In NHL Action
The Boston Bruins crushed the Toronto Maple Leafs 9-1 as Johnny McKenzie left with a shattered shoulder after a collision with Jim Corey. Phil Esposito sparked the win with two goals plus a third, Don Marcotte added two, and Bill White helped Chicago past New York in another game.
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