Three simultaneous Southern California outdoor shows open this week
Donnell Culpepper previews three major outdoor events at Pan-Pacific Auditorium, Great Western Exhibit Center, and Anaheim Convention Center. The boat show at Pan-Pacific features 400 boats and free rods for kids, with competing travel and recreational equipment on display at Great Western and Anaheim venues.
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Southern California
Heaven
Pan-Pacific Auditorium
Los Angeles
Great Western Exhibit Center
Anaheim Convention Center
Anaheim
H. Werner Buck
Fred Tabery
Fred Hall
Great Western
Skip Creger
Long Beach Arena
Assa
Tabery
RCEA
Buck
Newport Beach
Tulsa Aide Joins Cal State Long Beach Football Staff
Chuck Boyle, renowned Tulsa passing game architect, accepts a spot on Cal State Long Beach under coach Jim Stangeland. Boyle brings Missouri Valley Conference titles and national passing titles to the 1969 offense, with praise from Greg Barton and a coaching pedigree at Will Rogers High School.
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Chuck Boyle
University of Tulsa
Cal State Long Beach
Jim Stangeland
Boyle
Cal State
USC
Tulsa
Stangeland
Golden Hurricane
Greg Barton
Long Beach City College
Barton
Will Rogers
Oklahoma
Illinois
Brazil Wrestles in Main Event at Long Beach Card
Brazil and Jim Ballard team to face Nelson Royal and Paul Jones in the tag match main event at Long Beach Municipal Auditorium. Cry-Baby George meets The Stomper in the semifinal, with Hahn Lee versus The Golden Terror and Bill Rogers against Magnificent Maurice on the undercard. First prelim at 8 p.m.
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Bobo Brazil
Cry-Baby Cannon
Long Beach Municipal Auditorium
Brazil
Jim Ballard
Nelson Royal
Amarillo
Paul Jones
Houston
Cry-Baby George
Stomper
Hahn Lee
The
Golden Terror
Bill Rogers
Magnificent Maurice
Bonanza Wrestling Club
St Anthony Renews Plus Series II Opens With Tight Games
St Anthony High edged Mater Dei 33 27 and Bishop Amat fell 70 69 to Servite while St Paul won 55 53 in overtime over the Warriors. Tonight St Anthony seeks a share of the lead at Pius X Downey as Ferrato tops 24 ppg for the Tigers.
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St. Anthony High Edge
Mater Dei
Bishop Amat
Servite
St. Paul
Prix X
Warriors
St. Anthony
Pius X
Downey
Saints
Tom Ferrato
Angels Trade Ellis to White Sox in Midseason Move
Sammy Ellis, 27, was shipped to Chicago for outfielder Bill Voss and pitcher Andy Rubilotta and assigned to minor league clubs. Ellis had a 9 10 record and 3.95 ERA with the Angels last year and his best season was 1965 with Cincinnati. Voss, 23, broke his jaw last season and hit .156 in 167 at bats for Chicago. Rubilotta, with the Sox since 1963, went 6 6 and 6 7 the last two seasons with Lynchburg. Casey Stengel, 78, remains hospitalized after peptic ulcer surgery and is progressing nicely.
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Ellis
White Sox
Bill Voss
Andy Rubilotta
Voss
Angels’ Hawaii
Rubilotta
el Paso
Chisox
Lynchburg
Billie Jean King tops opening Australian Open round
Billie Jean King, Rosemary Casals and Pancho Gonzales advanced in the Australian Open. Margaret Court, playing her final tournament before retirement, defeated Judith Gohl 6-0 6-0, while Gonzales beat Marc Bolle 6-2 6-2 6-4 and Tony Roche defeated Barry Phillips-Moore 6-3 6-3 6-4. The Montreal Expos paid 6 million dollars as the second installment of 10 million for expansion franchise rights.
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Brisbane
Australia
Margaret Smith Court
Montreal
UPI
Montreal Expos
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Bob Cousy Quits Coaching at Boston College
Bob Cousy announced his retirement as Boston College basketball coach at season’s end to focus on business interests and his boys basketball camp. Bill Flynn accepted the resignation, calling it the end of the finest basketball era at BC.
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Boston
UPI
Bob Cousy
Boston College
Bill Flynn
Cousy
Boston Celtics
Hull Nominated for 1969 Lester Patrick Trophy
Chicago star Bobby Hull Eddie Shore Hall of Famer and Al Leader WHL president nominated for the 1969 Lester Patrick Trophy by Don Ruck VP of the National Hockey Association. The award honors outstanding service to hockey in the United States.
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UPI
Chicago
Bobby Hull
Eddie Shore
al Leader
Western Hockey League
Don Ruck
National Hockey League
United States
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