OSU basketball players protest boycott leads to dismissal
Oregon State University fires Tim Perkins for rest of season after he said he would play under protest in support of black students boycott. Coach Paul Valenti says any player declaring protest has no place in program amid OSU protests tied to football beard policy.
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Rae Shot Beats Whittier For Lakewood CIF Thriller
Lakewood High earns its first CIF playoff win 81 80 over Whittier on a 22 foot jumper by Rae with six seconds left. The Lancers erased a late deficit, overcoming a 73 65 4th quarter gap to secure the victory and set school records with 19 season wins. Gary Clodfeller grabbed 16 rebounds and Ken Johnson tied it late with a 27 foot shot.
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College Basketball Roundup Across Regions
A sweep of college games across the Pacific Coast to the East reports scores for UCLA Long Beach California Stanford Oregon Oregon State Santa Clara Pepperdine Fresno State Cal State Fullerton San Diego State Seattle Seattle Pacific UC Santa Barbara Westmont Cal Western San Diego Davis Sonoma State Washington Portland New Mexico Weber Westminster Colorado Mines Adams State Western New Mexico Dartmouth Yale Cornell Penn Princeton Columbia Juniata Wagner Brown Harvard Bates Norwich Hofstra C W Post Stony Brook Rhode Island Boston U Detroit Mercy Oakland Calumet Valley Coahoma Montana Northern Illinois Northwestern Minnesota Lea William Penn Depauw Wabasha Moberly Michigan Tech Minnesota State Mankato South Region notes include A M 119 SMU 98 UTEP 78 Colorado State and tournament play summaries across the CIAA Mid Atlantic and Mason Dixon conferences with numerous close games and standout performances.
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Santa Clara Wins West Coast title clinching game
Santa Clara defeated Pepperdine 62 52 to clinch a tie for the West Coast Conference title as Bud Ogden and Ralph Ogden contributed on the score sheet. Davidson, Princeton, St Josephs and Oregon also posted notable wins in regional college basketball action.
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Wood Wins Skate Title amid Injury Drama
Tim Wood of Detroit captured the world men's figure skating title in Colorado Springs with 2 894.5 points, ahead of Ondrej Nepla of Czechoslovakia and Patrick Pera of France. Billy Kidd shrugged off an ankle injury to win the World Cup men’s slalom, finishing 0.40 seconds ahead of Alan Penz of France as Berni Rauter won the women’s slalom.
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Foothill Beats Mayfair 77 59 In CIF First Round
Foothill outscored Mayfair by 13 in the third quarter to win 77-59. Roger Gaylord led Mayfair with 28 points while Foothill star Bill Boyd erupted for 39 points to pace the victory.
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OriTy League Basketball Summary
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Ayesa Shines As CSULB Leads Coast Meet
Cal State Long Beach freshmen Luis Ayesa and Hans Fassnacht spark a strong 49ers showing at Belmont Plaza. Ayesa clocks a national freshman time in the 200 yard free while Fassnacht sets a national freshman record in the 400 IM. The 49ers push their team score to 347 as Santa Barbara trails with 215 and nationals qualifiers abound.
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Former Maverick DeWitt Menyard gets probation for burglary
DeWitt Menyard a 6 foot 10 former Houston Maverick and University of Utah standout pleaded guilty to breaking into the home of Angie Vaughn 22 last Dec 19 He claimed he wanted credit cards Vaughn wouldn t return The case ends with a two year probation in Texas court
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Jones Sinks Atlanta Bucks Streak Halted
In the Garden a 9 103 crowd watched Jones score to halt the Bucks streak. Baltimore extended its 34 game lead in the Eastern Division by a 134 116 win over the Detroit Pistons.
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Corona del Mar Routs St. Anthony In CIF 3-A Clash
Corona del Mar defeated St. Anthony 64-51 in a CIF 3-A playoff at home as the Saints faltered in the second half. Chris Thompson led the Sea Kings with 18 points while St. Anthony lost a starter to fouls and was outmatched inside.
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Byers and Long Tie 60 Yard Hurdles Record in Big Eight Qualifiers
Kansas star George Byers and Oklahoma’s Wayne Long each equal the indoor Big Eight 60 yard low hurdles record of 6.5 seconds in Friday night qualifiers for the finals. Byers also set a 7.1 in the 60 yard high hurdles while Long matched a 6.0 in the 60 dash. Stan Whitley led in the long jump with 25-11 as Kansas eyes a fourth straight team title.
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Te My Ass 7 Od Charlie Aires Houston
A short, unclear item mentioning Te My Ass 7 Od Charlie Aires in Houston. No corroborating details or context available to form a complete news item.
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CIF CAGE PLAYOFFS ROUNDUP HIGHLIGHTS
CIF cage playoffs feature varied scores across regions. Teams like Lakewood Whit Poly Pioneer Arroyo and several others posted wins or close losses as matchups unfold across high schools including Huntington Beach Centennial Torrance Arcadia and Chaminade with scheduled games and byes noted.
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Yankee Chief Raps Charge by Robinson
Mike Burke president of the New York Yankees challenges Frank Robinson’s claim that Negroes cannot become major league managers. Burke cites Ellison How ard and explains they offered Howard four managerial options, preferring coaching. but the Yankees’ skipper remains Ralph Houk.
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Miami Wins In Overtime At Commack
The New York Nets lost a nine point lead in the final minutes as Miami tied and then won 124-120 in overtime in ABA play at Commack New York. A free throw by Kentucky’s Sam Smith after time expired sent the game to OT where the Denver-based team prevailed 124-118 in Dallas.
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