Pro football links and star chatter sweep Philadelphia to Hollywood
A flurry of signings and rumors tie college stars to Cosby s ventures with players Gene Washington Mike Battle Bob Klein and Ron Copekind among those listed. Simpson comments on Philadelphia as he earns Maxwell Awards buzz and agents arrange Detroit and Rams deals alongside film roles for Merlin Olsen and Roman Gabriel.
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From manager to starting center Lancers star Lessley shines
Lakewood High forward Mike Lessley, 6-5 and 183 pounds, rose from team manager to starting center, scoring 21 points in a critical 80 74 win over Polywars. His late jumper sealed a four point margin and he has since averaged 14 points in 21 games.
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Freshman Terry Leccs Emerges As LBCC Scoring Leader
Terry Leccs, forward for Long Beach City College, leads LBCC in scoring with 253 points and ranks second in rebounds. He’s hitting 102 of 186 shots for 54.8 percent and adds 49 free throws on 58 attempts. Coaches praise his team play and potential as one of the state’s top freshmen.
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Spectacular 49ers Forge Explosive NBA-Style Run
Cal State Long Beach fans witness repeated "mini explosions" as the 49ers surge past foes with quick four-man bursts. Led by Shawdolingon and Sam Robinson, CSULB’s offense runs through 31 sessions in 14 games, aiming to sustain a full-game scoring pace in a showdown with Nevada Las Vegas at the Las Vegas Convention Center before an expected 7,000.
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Rams to Get Two of Top 10 Players in Tuesday's Draft
Rams hold three first round picks in the college draft starting Tuesday in New York. Rams officials say a deep pool of first‑round talent could yield two of the top ten selections, with picks at No. 8, 10, and 21 overall amid trades and team order changes.
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Computers Rank OJ Simpson as Top College Prospect
Data from computer ratings evaluates football skills from blocking to character. OJ Simpson of USC scores 0.5, the highest rating cited. NFL clubs BLESTOV TROIKA CEPQ groupings combine scouting while some teams rely on independent analysis. Probable regulars are 2.0, margins 2.0 to 3.9, long shots 4.0+.
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Pitt names De Pasqua coach as fifth choice to revive Pitt football
Gary De Pasqua, longtime Canadian and Waynesburg coach, accepts Pitt head football post amid tough rebuild after three 1 9 seasons. Athletic Director Myslinski said four top candidates declined and praised the selection after rapid, extensive search. De Pasqua pledged no qualms about low selection and emphasized time to restore Pitt’s glory.
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Lakewood and Phillips 66 swimmers shine at AAU meet
At Beverly Hills High School Lakewood Aquatic Club and Phillips 66 swimmers dominated the Southern Pacific AAU Seniors meet. Sue Atwood led Lakewood with three victories and Lynn Skrityars earned two wins for Phillips 66, with multiple Lakewood and Phillips swimmers posting top times in events from 100 backstroke to 100 freestyle.
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