Rose Bowl star Billy Taylor to begin eight year prison term
Former Michigan running back Billy Taylor faces eight years in federal prison for a bank robbery in Barberton Ohio last January. He reflects on professional football bitterness and aims for a master’s in hospital administration while awaiting surrender on July 1 in Akron Ohio.
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University of Michigan
Hurley Medical Center
Flint
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Stangeland leads LB women with 71 medal in trials
Marianne Stangeland, on her 19th birthday, shot a four under 71 at Recreation Park to win the qualifying medal for the 48th Long Beach Women's Golf Championship. She faces Ruth Miller in a 9 am first match while Mildred Stanley and Dayna Benson tied for second with 76. Stanley notes her strong form as the field begins match play.
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Recreation Park
Long Beach
Stangeland
Mildred Stanley
Marianne
Stanley
Dayna Benson
Orange County
el Dorado
Griffith Park
Ruth Miller
Nitehawks Race for Dahem Division Title Challenge
The Long Beach Nitehawks look to rebound as they host Schlitz division leaders Vista in a doubleheader and face Lakewood Jets idle for the Dahem Division chase in the Western Softball Congress. Jets split with Pico Rivera with a no hitter by Ed Klecker, while Santa Ana leads Schlitz division.
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Lakewood Stevenson-Forster Jets
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WSC
Hawks
Schlitz
Vista
Nitehawks
Santa Ana
Greater Lakewood Barons
Pico Rivera
Ed Klecker
Dave Henry
Doug Phillips
Long Beach
F! Monte
Las Vegas
Greater Sal
Mission Viejo
Burbank
Duhem
Lakewood Jets
Greater Lakewood
Vista Li
EL Monte
Angel President Dinner Speaker at Long Beach Club
Red Patterson will be the featured speaker at the Long Beach Century Club monthly dinner tonight at the Velvet Turtle. The public including wives and girl friends is invited to attend the 6 30 p m affair.
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Long Beach Century Club
Velvet Turtle
Chacon Weight Issue Forces Odds to Even for Title Bout
Bobby Chacon's excess weight for the featherweight title defense at the Forum has shifted betting to even money against challenger Ruben Olivares. Chacon opened as a 10-7 favorite, with odds dropping after reports he remains four to five pounds over 126 pounds. Olivares has delivered impressive workouts and the weigh-in is now set for 10:30 a.m. Friday.
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the Forum
Chacon
Mexico City
Ruben Olivares
Olivares
Los Alamitos Bolsa Highs Tops All Star Baseball Selections
Los Alamitos High and Bolsa Grande share top honors as OC 4-A and 3-A all star teams named by the Orange County Baseball Coaches Association. Catchers Rick Baird Mike Carpenter and Craig Chamberlain headline the 4-A list with multiple players named from Katella Foothill and other area schools.
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Los Alamitos High
Rick Baird
Mike Carpenter
Craig Chamberlain
Orange County Baseball Coaches Association
Iron Man Dick Dewey Sets World Bowling Record in Omaha
Dick Dewey, 46, set a world record with 1,474 consecutive bowling games over 114 hours 25 minutes at Lei Sure Lanes Omaha to raise funds for Henry Doorley Zoo. He used 17 balls, logged 33.5 miles bowled and raised about 6500 dollars with pledges likely to top 8000.
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Iron Man
Bob Petersen
Sacramento
Petersen
Comets defend state title in girls track crown
The Long Beach Comets defend their state title with Patty Cape winning the 400 meter hurdles in 63.6. Their mile relay team ran 3:51.9 and the two mile relay posted 9:44.0 as part of a dominant championship performance ahead of nationals.
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Watts Summer Games begin with preliminaries this weekend
The eighth Watts Summer Games kick off with football basketball soccer and volleyball preliminaries this Saturday and Sunday at multiple sites. Nearly 6000 junior and senior high students are expected to compete in the event sponsored by the Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce, with finals June 28 29 at L A State.
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Parent Clarke top NHL All Star selections
Bernie Parent and Bobby Clarke named to the NHL All Star first team for the second straight year. Richard Martin, Guy Lafleur join them on the forward line. Orr and Potvin headline the defense. Vachon tops the second team with Lapointe and Salming anchoring defense. First-team players earn $2,000 each.
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Philadelphia Flyers
Bernie Parent
Bobby Clarke
Clarke
Richard Martin
Buffalo Sabres
Guy Lafleur
Montreal Canadiens
Bobby Orr
Boston Bruins
Denis Potvin
New York Islanders
Pro Hockey Writers Association of America
Rogatien Vachon
Los Angeles Kings
Guy Lapointe
Borje Salming
Toronto Maple Leafs
Boston
Phil Esposito
Steve Vickers
New York Rangers
Rene Robert
Sabres
Orr
Lafleur
Association
Doug Harvey
Canadiens
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Martin
Glenn Hall
Potvin
Vachon
Salming
Robert
Vickers
Kicking Clinic At Long Beach State Field
Free kicking and punting clinic continues Wednesday at 5 p m at Long Beach State football field led by Ben Agajanian and associates. Open to kickers of all ages and levels.
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Long Beach State
Ben Agajanian
Nuggets Draft Marvin Webster human eraser No. 1 pick
Denver Nuggets selected seven foot Marvin Webster from Morgan State as the No. 1 choice in the ABA draft and expressed confidence they will sign him. Webster weighed his options between Denver and the Atlanta Hawks as his future club. USC guard Gus Williams went to the Spirits of St. Louis as their top choice in the same draft.
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NBA Draft Picks by College Teams and Notable players
A list of players selected by NBA teams including Marvin Webster from Morgan State and Monte Towe from North Carolina State, with college affiliations and draft round indications. The compilation covers multiple franchises such as Denver Nuggets Indiana Pacers Kentucky Colonels Memphis Sounds New York Nets Spirits of St Louis San Antonio Spurs and San Diego Conquistadors.
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Marvin Webster
Morgan State
Bill Ar Dwight Morrow
Englewood N.J
Tom Kropp
Arney State
Monte Towe
North Carolina State
Bob Fleischer
Duke
Jimmy Moore
Utah State
Charles Russell
Alabama
Mike Odems
Western Kentucky
Owen Brown
Maryland
Indiana Pacers
Dan Roundfield
Central Michigan
Charlie Jordan
Canisius
Jim Lee
Syracuse
Ken Tyler
Gonzaga
Brian Hammel
Bentley
John Ramsey
Seton Hall
Mike Flynn
Kentucky
Cliff Pratt
Shore College
Mich
Bill Andreas
Ohio State
TUCKY
Jim Baker
Hawaii
Allen Murphy
Louisville
Eric Frensten
San Francisco
John Laskowski
Indiana
Charles Cleveland
Mike Rozenski
St. Mary's
Calif
Randy Meister
Penn State
Lou Suver
Harvard
Memphis Sounds
Lonnie Sheldon
Oregon State
Rich Kelley
Stanford
Ron Hagler
Pennsylvania
Glen Hansen
Louisiana State
Walter Luckett
Ohio U
Ted Furlow
Michigan State
Ric Whitlow
Ollinois State
John Murphy
Massachusetts
NEW York Nets
John Lucas
George Bucci
Manhattan
Leon Las
Bob Guyette
Darryl Brown
Fordham
Mike Mitchell
Auburn
Wayne Croft
Clemson
John Lambert
Southern California
Spirits OF ST. Louis
Gus Williams
Rudy White
Antona State
Rudy Hackett
Tom Roy
Larry Fogle
Canisi
Centenary
Bayard Forrest
Grand Canyon
Henry Ward
Jackson State
Miss
Gary Tomaszewski
Tex
San Diego
Iff Burrell
Louis Dunbar
Houston
Jerome Anderson
West Virginia
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Holly Hartley
Gwenn Hibbs
Vicki Fergon
Judy Dutala
Mary Elizabeth Shea
Ginni Nesbit
Harriett Glanvitte
Fran Schaafsma
Betse Straub
Norma Deeble
Virginia Huddleston
Candy Meyers
Kelth Doherty
Sharon Sammon
Exjine Wigton
Paul Kimm
Marty Stewart
Ruth Thompson
Barbara Leonard
Carol Davila
Letty Wigmore
Lulong Hartley
Jan Engesser
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Lucia Vollmar
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Bolsa
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Jim Kiser
Steve Natsuhara
John Anderson
Larry Olson
Katella
Bord
Bull Stokes
el Modena
Lance Gore
Red Boxberger
Foothill
Bob Steel
Dec Gubler
Carpenter
Steve Bernhardt
Costa Mesa
Brad Purdha
Keily Combs
Bob Flannery
Anaheim
Ron Wilkenson
Loara
Art Mary
Rick Tondo
Villa Park
Bill Benbow
Jeff Knapp
Consabertal
Bre Ick Woolard
Fountain Valley
Bob Bendren
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Kiser
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Troy
Brian Hayes
Savanna
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Greg Johnson
Santiago
Mike Goddard
Dave S
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Marty Castillo
Jim Christianson
Jon Harmon
Garden Grove
Dennis Duncanson
Sunny Hills
Leo Sutherland
Oscar Millan
la Quinta
Scott Pecheck
Fullerton
Rommie Perez
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