Seagren Sets Indoor Pole Vault Mark At Millrose Games
USC star Seagren cleared 17 feet 4% inches in the 61st Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden, surpassing his prior 17-3 mark. He fell short of the world outdoor record of 17-11 by 1 inch, and failed all three attempts for 17-8. The event highlighted USC and other college athletes among a crowded field.
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Lakers edge Celtics on late hook shot at buzzer
Lakers stumble with poor clock management but Elgin Baylor powers comeback as Bill Dinwiddie and Goodrich spark the run. Final sequence features a 10-foot hook by an opponent and a last-second basket that sealed the win amid chaotic action.
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Award winners list across multiple sports
A compiled list of award winners across diverse sports including auto racing baseball basketball football and more. The names span numerous individuals such as Tom McEwen Edie Crosby Bruce Ellergsen Bob Wayne Hollins and Craig Swan with others in golf fishing tennis and water skiing noted among the award recipients.
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Long Beach sports awards highlight dinner program
Frank Mitchell received youth athletic program honors. Art Chapman Award went to Buck Catlin for long time service to local sports. George Heinrich earned the Special Century award, Bob Myers was the Special Coach of the Year, and Bob Hughes received a Special Award for contributions. Other recognitions included Mel Burns and Garland Miles for Tong Beach baseball, Millikan High CIF champions, Cal State Long Beach and UCLA athletes honored. Five former Long Beach Athletes of the Year were noted as guests.
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Beaty pours in 42 as Hawks down Celtics in Miami
Zelmo Beaty delivers a career high 42 points and shuts out Bill Russell on field goals as the St. Louis Hawks top the Boston Celtics 112 94 in Miami. Russell adds four points on six free throws amid a night of rough play and penalties. Other NBA notes highlight Cazzie Russell 31 and Dick Barnett 27 powering Minnesota past the Kings, while Philadelphia blasts Detroit 123 108 with Ifal Greer scoring 35.
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Minnesota Drives to Win Over Flyers in NHL Showdown
Ray Cullen scored twice from 18 feet to lift Minnesota to a 3-0 win over the Philadelphia Flyers, as Cesare Maniago earned his fifth shutout of the season in the North Stars victory.
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Brookside Park Hosts Open After Rancho Split
The Los Angeles Open moved from Rancho to Brookside Park in Pasadena due to facilities concerns. Pros lament crowding and rough greens, while leaders Palmer Littler Marr Floyd praised Brookside’s new facilities but criticized the greens and some holes. Record crowds were forecast, with 12,000 on opening day and hopes for 45,000 weekend spectators.
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Palmer and peers in crowded Riviera Open qualifying drama
Over six players posted 68 3 and led ties at Riviera as Eichelberger and Archer posted strong rounds. Palmer stumbled late with a bogey on 18 after two under through 17, while Amie prepared for practice range to sharpen his game and others contended for the U.S. Walker Cup era spots.
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