Wilson poised to upset Hares as Poly dynasty questioned
Moore League tennis opens with Poly favored to extend four year title run despite Wilson coach Bob Hendricks claiming an advantage with eight returning lettermen. Key players include Phil Ces from South Gate and Line He witt from Arizona, strengthening Wilson’s bid.
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Wilson
Hares
Poly
Phil Ces
South Gate
Line Hewitt
Arizona
Hendricks
Ces
Poly Faces Moore League Challenge In Tennis Race
Poly High Remains confident of a top finish as seniors Craig Kussman and Carl Hess lead a veteran lineup in Moore League play. The Jackrabbits, aiming to extend the league's longest winning streak, face Compton today at Poly and travel to Lakewood Friday before clashing with Wilson next Tuesday. Lakewood, Millikan, and Long Beach teams vie for titles as returning players and new talent shape a tight race. The season recap notes Poly’s 1972 league title and recent strong showings, with Wilson a historic champion contender.
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Moore
Compton
Poly
Lakewood
Wilson
Wilso
Paoly
Mike Edles
Paul Rye
Fritz Nagazaki
Scott Hartstein
Doug Jaques
Eric Smith
Pest
Millikan
Tom Kinkade
Gordon Browning
Paul Rosenow
Andy Slack
Michael Morrison
Bradley Nagel
Charles Acosta
Michael Meoney
David Untried
Dardan
Tony la Riviere
Hector Yopez
Robert Runge
Lakewood Kagwo
Dave Friscia
Ron Dworkin
Dee Dee Crank
Mallikan
Lot
Suzy Hardle
Jill Thomey
Karen Hansen
Jeanne Oben
Revised California sportfishing rules for Southern Californians
The California Department of Fish and Game updates include a 12 inch size limit for largemouth and smallmouth bass in designated waters such as Lopez Lake Gachuma Lake Castaic Lake and Clear Lake. Trout season with artificial single barbless hooks applies to Ventura River Coyote Creek and San Antonio Creek. Abalone season opens coast south of Yankee Point with daily bag limit four and size limits seven red seven green pink or white four others.
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California
Sporting Goods
Department of Fish and Game
Golden Shore
Long Beach
Gachuma Lake
Santa Barbara County
Castaic
Los Angeles
Clear Lake
Lake County
Clair Engle
Ventura River
Los Robles Dam
Coyote Creek
Casilas Dam
San Antonio Creek
Camp Corsfort Park Bridge
Foster Park Bridge
Yankee Point
Monterey County
Catalina Island
DFG
Golden Gloves Finals Friday in Long Beach
The California Golden Gloves amateur boxing finals return Friday night at Long Beach City College gym, with 11 weight classes. Winners advance to the national Tournament of Champions in Miami. the Long Beach Jaycees back the event and aim to host the 1978 national tourney.
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Long Beach Jaycees
Long Beach City College
California
Witners
Orange Bowl
Miami
Golden Gloves
Muhammad Ali
Fullmer
International Shrine For Boxing
Jaycees
Long Beach
Ladies blister lanes pins in L A Journey
The 0th Long Beach Women s Bowling Association city tournament ended at Clark Center Bowl Bellflower after five weeks and 1 500 entrants. Tremendous scoring set records with 253 single game by Nancy Powers and 656 three game series by Helty Sanchez. Champions emerged in handicap divisions with team event won by The Baldball team.
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Long Beach
Clark Center Bowl
Bellflower
Clark Center
Wes Sorensen
Honedo Perfection. the Distaffers
Nancy Powers
Helty Sanchez
Belly Allen
Bot Chapman
Albina Lynch
Lori Salt
Long Beach Bowling Results Honor Unofficial Winners
The Long Beach Bowling Association reports unofficial results from a tournament. Division champions are Jan Harris A Division 1745 scratch, Joan Hoper B Division 1721, Theresa Keefer C Division 1540. Doubles wins go to Dale Nelson and Arden Popham A Division 278, Alice and Mary Meglemre B Division 1324, with Helen Figueroa and Nancy Powers taking C Division. Singles winners include Jan Harris A, Dee Clabby B, Diane Jones C with various handicaps. Officials plan posting results next week and will issue prize checks in two weeks if no protests arise. The awards banquet for division champions is set for April at the Long Beach Petcule una Club.
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Petersen Realty
Ann Chamberlain
Kathy Norcult
Wanda Lewis
Ann Henriksen
Jive Turkeys
Annie Oriee
Henrietta Dixon
Lynne McCoy
Bev Morgan
Jan Harris
Dee Clabby
Diane Jones
Dale Nelson
Arden Popham
Mother Slaughter
Alice
Mary Meglemre
Joan Hoper
Theresa Keefer
Dj Bowling Association
Minnie Hirata
Long Beach
Minnie
Long Beach Women's Bowling Association
Long Beach Petculeuna Club
Cerritos College overwhelms Compton 12-2 to cap perfect season
Cerritos College exploded for 12 runs including six in the fourth to beat host Compton 12-2 and finish 12-0 in non conference play. Mike Carpenter led with three singles, Jesse Baez added a two run double, Tim Olivarez pitched five innings for the win in his fourth decision.
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Cerritos College
Compton
Falcons
Fullerton
Mike Carpenter
Jesse Baez
Cerritos
Tim Qlivarez
Reveai Ens Eee
Pas Rabalcara
Two regional men’s volleyball tournaments slated Saturday
Two regional men’s volleyball events are scheduled for Saturday as the indoor season nears the midpoint. Ten teams enter the LA Valley Invitational and fifteen teams compete at Santa Monica City College featuring Patriots Habits Muziks California Hawaii Ranta Barbara Volleyball Club Maccabee headline the alley brant and Oly’s Rollers Santa Barbara San Diego Masters Skeptics El Toro Marines and Ole’s Heroes vie at Santa Monica College.
Kicking clinics start Wednesday at Long Beach State
Ben Agajanian begins his second year of kicking instructions for youngsters this Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Long Beach State. The clinics run every Wednesday indefinitely for boys and girls learning punting and place kicking. Bring a companion to shag kicks and your own footballs.
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Ben Agajanian
Long Beach State
Connors and Ashe Favored by Mutual Admiration
Arthur Ashe lauded Jimmy Connors as a charming rival and a prime draw in tennis while noting a planned golf date in Palm Springs. He spoke of their shared independence and a long feud, but cautioned that a big money match must not disrupt the tour. Connors recently defeated Orantes in a showcase that failed to draw.
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New York
Avy
Arthur Ashe
Jimmy Connors
Jimmy
Hartford
Palon Springs
Calif
Ashe
Connors
Arthur
Richmond
Las Vegas
Connors- Orantes
U.S
Ted Laver
John Newcombe
Spain
Manuel Ordntes
Forest Hills
Vancouver Canucks Meet Los Angeles Kings In Forum Clash
Vancouver visits Los Angeles for an 8 p.m. Forum clash as the Canucks boast the NHLs top defensive pair Bob Daly and Harold Snepsts. The Kings seek a rebound after a three game skid and hope to seize second place while Chicago leads the division. Coach Bob Pulford faces lineup uncertainty and a tough test from a Vancouver team chasing a division tie.
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Vancouver
Dennis Ververgagrt
Canucks
Kings
NHL
Bob Dalley
Warold Snepsts
Bob Pulfard
Chicago
Black Hawks
Lakers Skirmish Knicks on TV in New York Trip
The Lakers, clinging to second in the Pacific after a home loss to Chicago, begin a two game trip with the Knicks in New York. Both games will be televised as Los Angeles seeks to rebound after defeats and a strengthening Knicks with Spencer Haywood. The Lakers next host New York Friday.
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New York
Lakers
Chicago
New York Knicks
Boston
Seattle
Phoenix
Bill Sharman
Spencer Haywood
Knicks
Junior baseball game at Whodcutt Park details unclear
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a junior baseball event at a park corner and contact. Names and specifics are garbled, unclear date or teams, and no coherent outcome or organizer identifiable. Further readable text needed for precise card.
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Calles
Bob Martin Fuatt Winter
Moore League
Delbronet
Nick Trutanich
Bob Hendricks
Craig Kussman
Carl Hess
Chach
Nick Trutaniel Gatpean
Scott Haristein
Brian Rbagosian
Antonia Edles
Terryara
Ronald Rynerson
Robert Thomson
Steve Tong
Millukan
Lellermen
Michael Moarricen
Andy Black
William King
Michael Mooney
James Titles
David Unfried
Jill Thamey
Mike Westfall
Bob van Lew
Marc Litchman
Mark Peroweh
Jon Grisham
Suzy Hardie
Kim Hewitt
Jod
Vaughn Gordon
Lettermen
Tony LaRiviere
Elector Yepez
Chris Ching
Jack Donds
Mark Davis
Karl Rozran
Joe Kang
Mark Ga
Joc Dauman
Barry
Pinish
Bob dJurgensen
Lelterien
Dave Priscia
Alan Coupton
Jan Gotz
Carl Hayden
Steve Ma¢hisic
Jody Hosner
Jim Yotava
Doug Steigerwalk
Sohn Caserly
Unis
Lakewood Country Club
Long Beach State University
la Mirada Park
el Dorado Park
Bray Ackerman
Tunnerup
Bays
Donnell Culpepper
Herschell Whitmer
Wisherman’s Hardware
Anaheim
Whitmer
Graton
Russ Cleary
Irvine Lakes
Hemet
Nall Lakes
Mexican
L.A
By Allen Wolfe
Stat Weiler
Chay Albina
Rae
Nigel Langie Orice
Menrietta
Din MirCoy
A. Disislow_i
San Mars Ua
Stykaa
Bev
Nefoon
Helen Hipere
Op Fihanes
Rhara Toenjes Cab
Vinton Pacheco
Iamard Hareah
Landa WeSamara
the Mosey
Tig Beeen
Eietee Jaan Raper
Gion
Saaey Pere
Young
Teva
Shen
Teresa Keefe
Hey
Ashé
Mike Murty
Pittsburgh
Edle
Penguins
Buffelo
Ings
Montreal
Chamopions
7 Kings
Jake Milford
Ies Mets
Aiet Bs
Wales
Dionne Beay
Saat
Toronto
Statistics
Obo Eta
Sap
Rouse
Ism
Wait
ETA
Akon Rim
Gale
Brys Lanz
Washington
Fa Chais
Saina
Sud
Gail Levit
Shewileet A.m
al Ietell Park
Whodcutt See
Toettar Information
Coxmct Onktimondal Asiah
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