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Miami safety Dick Anderson mocks NFL Players Association presidency citing non pay and time drain. George Foreman and Joe Frazer plan a fight with $1.2 million each from Perenchio and Caesars Palace. Soviet sports chief Pavlov accuses Western media of exaggeration and defends socialist athletic victories. Alabama center Leon Douglas dismisses hype to focus on beating top opponents. Abe Lemons jokes about Texas coaching move. Slim Pastorini aims drag racing speedboat event amid caution from Bum Phillips. Moore League tennis recap notes Campton Hills coach, Lakewood upset, Tarbares’ first league win in five years.
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Ton McCutcheon
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Tarbares
Lakewood and Wilson stay unbeaten in Moore League baseball
Lakewood moved to 3-0 with a 6-2 win over Compton while Wilson improved to 3-0 after an 8-7 victory at Blair Field against Paly. Millikan sits 2-1, keeping pace as the Moore League race tightens ahead of a likely head-on meeting.
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Bluff Wrnter
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Millikan
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Bill Simpson
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Scattered Scores Tie Upsets Across Hoops and Hockey
A chaotic scoreboard shows Rick Harty hampered by a penalty as Oakland battles to help the Warriors clinch the Western District Hills title for a second straight year. Across the league, multiple teams including Detroit Phoenix Chicago and Minnesota showcase varied results with standout performances by named players and clubs. The late-season stretch features comebacks and strong individual totals in a broad mix of NHL and NBA style action.
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Oakland
Rick Harty
Warriors
Detroit
Poter
Rowe
Lankse
Ford
Morny
Clark
Golden State
Borry
Ray
Officials on hand split moves and midwest bias in college hoops
UCLA and Hawaii speak on officiating diversity while Jones argues for officials who played the game and are younger. The piece notes regional bias, with midwest clubs perceived as physical and east west coast officials seen as less provincial. Also covered is claiming races in horse racing with trainer Bobby Frankel manipulating class and outcomes.
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UCLA
West Coast
Hawaii
Jones
Dwight
mid-America
Rocky Mountain
Midwest
Brody
Bobby Frankel
Frankel
Rodsy
Kings- Continued from C-1 Penalty debate over suspensions
The transcript discusses penalty lengths for players Spencer and C with Hutchison arguing Spencer deserved five more minutes for penalty intent. He notes C received eight games and predicts a fine for Pil while listing names and uncertain details amid a garbled report.
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Spencer
Hutchison
Shett Lee
Long Beach Historic Grand Prix Exhibition Stages March 27
Moss and 14 Grand Prix greats form the core of the Long Beach Historic Grand Prix Exhibition set for March 27 as a prelude to the United States Grand Prix West. The event honors 40 years of Grand Prix history with drivers like Fangio, Brabham, Surtees, Hulme, Hill, Gurney, and Shelby, featuring rare cars including a Mercedes-Benz W196 from 1954 55. Organizers note the event is an exhibition, not a race, with a $25,000 budget for travel and logistics and plans to showcase authentic machines and stories from racing's golden era.
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Long Beach
United States
Chris Pook
Mass
Juan Manuel Fangig
Jack Brabham
John Surtees
Denis Hulme
Phil Hill
Innes Ireland
Rene Dreyfus
Peter DePanto
Consalvo Sanesi
Maurice Trinignant
Dan Gurney
Carroll Shelby
Richie Ginther
Stephen Earl
Monterey
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Daimler-Benz AG
Stuttgart
Germany
Fangio
Mercedes-Benz
Argentina
Ontario Motor Speedway
Graham Hill
Uonington
Derby
England
Tor Wheatcraft
Maurice Trintignant
Trememder
Maurice
Trintignant
Cerritos High tops La Mirada in season opener
Dennis Moss hit a two run homer and Louie Souza struck out 17 as Cerritos High defeated visiting La Mirada to kick off the San Gabriel Valley League baseball season. Darryl Klein pitched well for Norwalk in a separate game, fanning five while allowing seven hits.
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Louie Souza Strck
Cerritos High
la Mirada
Darryl Klein
Norwalk
Paramount
Klein
Lynwood
Dodger Stadium
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