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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1972

Page

19

Excelsior Shuts Out Paramount In SGVL Action

Excelsior High defeated Paramount 2-0 as Tony Manzo doubled in Bruce Watkins in the fourth inning, with pitcher Phil Rodey earning the win. Norwalk, Bellflower Pioneer, Lynwood, Montebello and other SGVL games featured multiple hits and key RBIs as scores ranged from 7-1 to 8-2.

Tony Manzo Bruce Watkins Excelsior High Phil Rodey Paramount Frank Gagliano Norwalk Bellflower Pioneer California Rodeo Paranouit Jose Navarrete

San Jose State Favored in Pacific Coast Gym Meet

San Jose State is favored to win its third straight Pacific Coast conference gym meet hosted by Cal State Los Angeles. The Spartans look to extend their reign as Cal State and the Mires challenge, with events slated Friday at 7 40 p.m. and Saturday sessions morning and night.

San Jose State Pacific Coast Thletic Assn Gymmaatics Cal State Lady Healy Miers Spartans Competidion

Seten lifts El Rancho with two homers in 7-6 win

Gary Seten blasted two home runs, including a dramatic three-run shot in the seventh, helping El Rancho High beat Millikan 7-6. The win gave El Rancho a two game lead as Wilson and Lakewood committed 11 errors for Millikan, sealing the Moore League advantage.

Gary Seten el Rancho High Millikan Ram Wilson Lakewood

Lakewood Raiders Rally To Third Straight Win At Blair Field

Lakewood improved to 3–0 in a tense affair at Blair Field against Moore baseball, with Seien the day's top hitter and Bob McRae delivering strong relief. McRae replaced Doug Steuvett after a rough fifth inning, striking out all six Compton batters he faced, five on swings, as Lakewood prevailed 4–2.

Jackrabbits Blair Field Lakewood Compton L Seien Bob McRae McHse Doug Steuvett

Jordan Triumphs On Wild Pitch In Bay League Bout

Brad Ridderman wild pitched in the bottom of the eighth allowing Gaay Megliola to score to push Jordan past South Torrance 5 in Bay League play at Houghton Park. Megliola led off with a single then Ron Davis singled Megliola to third before Ridderman tired.

Brad Ridderman Wild Gaay Megliola Jordan South Torrance Houghton Park Megliola Ron Davis Ridderman

Wild pitches lift Panthers to extra innings and close game

Ridderman drives tying run on a seventh inning balk as Lakewood and Millikan battle in a high scoring doubleheader. Larry Stort and Handy Vanderhook spark Lakewood late with a triple and RBI hits while Millikan’s Seten and Fenoglio deliver key home runs in a compact park that favors homers.

Panthers Ridderman Greg Stizinger Tom Harkey Stizinger Sitzinger Tarbabes Dennis Sherow Sherow Lakewood Dave Chapman RBI Slettvett Bobby Pate Larry Stort Handy Vanderhook el Rancho Rams Mike Ortiz John Chavez Roger Lawson Mike Chavez Ortiz Seten Yan Steve Fenoglio Millikan Dons Kim Motz Wilson Bruins Poly Jackrabbits Molz Gary Walling Steve Duncan Smith Tono Gailsa Ware Rowee Hillel Borg Knancia Jenner Dunanss Detilart Ben Towls Bache McGarvey Ailing Rowe Sagal Wating Rennilte Sfib Poy Murgrae Lawson Te Harranc Molinser Son Heernid Si Chaver Fearalia Fev Lor EL He EU Rencho Giolay Palylendvedalk Orlin Zorresnondent Bon Wantast Akewooi Compton Larewerar Groen Todd Storiss Gore Cherie Nemyr Amel Bay Lord Scottss Efickaeo GUD Moores Cameron Bale Cissman Vandarhook Abioa A Awe Ers Moore Vangerhook Ore Wilburn Corie

Stanford in Riverside win with Wills sparks ASU

In Riverside, Stanford defeats South Carolina 4-2 to win the Riverside National Intercollegiate Baseball Tournament. Wills of Arizona State drives two runs with two hits while Alan Bannister adds two more. UCLA downs Santa Clara 5-2 and Cornell tops Tennessee 6-4 in other tourney games.

Stanford Riverside Wills ASU Riverside Iupi Tom Williams South Carling Armona State Gamecocks Ay Sump Walls Dodgers Miura Wills Indians Sun Devils Bob Kammeyer Uford Jeddie Arizona Iayang Croare Crawford and Myers Beam Etbaugit Bean Carnell Tennessee I Dougherty Yorea Hultingert O'brien Mashburny Strange Bemster Daugherty Lee Orhan UCLA Santa

St John’s Nips Oral Roberts in NIT Quarterfinals

St. John’s New York stifled Oral Roberts to 29 first half points and held on for a 94 78 win in the National Invitation Tournament quarterfinals. The victory sends St. John’s to the semifinals at Madison Square Garden against Niagara, after Niagara upset Princeton 11 60. Maryland and Jacksonville also advanced to the semis.

New York St. John’s N.Y Oral Roberts Titans Niagara Princeton Marshall Wingate St. John's Maryland Jacksonville Madison Square Garden

UCI and Loyola win in college baseball and NBA clash tops notes

UC Irvine beat Oregon State 7-2 as Dan Corona drove in two runs with a double and triple, lifting the Anteaters to 2-0 in Anaheim. Loyola beat BYU 13-7 behind 16 hits as Russ Noah and O K eefe delivered key early and late homers. In NBA action, Chicago trailed the Lakers before West sealed a 107-104 win with 4 seconds left, despite Chamberlain pulling 29 rebounds.

UC Irvine Dan Coronado Anteaters Anaheim Oregon State Gary Wheelock Beavers Loyola Brigham Young University BYU Russ Noah Bill O'Keefe Ose Whaelloch Dan Garmar McC Apa Feigward O'Kenne BoUten Loyale West Bulls Wilt Chamberlain Boerwinkle Rogkis Clifford Ray Chamberlain Lekersamy Braves Bullets Meitibin Petoa Chavbin Love Baltimore Fron Kuffalo Goodrin Ib Chenier Garrell É Borke Ag Ki Harvard Eilis Eamith Remith Riley Driscoll & Warner Q Love Alea Seo Faurrey gut—Teaya Ata Chigaae Baltimore Tlals Curale Beto Nagi Tore BuHalo NBA Hawks 76Ers Atlanta Philadelphie Gifon Pet seeLaners Golcen State Adams Abb Bridges Beatie Hy Bellaa la Shiladelonie Philandhia Dahea Butals Greer Philetelphie Gala Snuls—attinta Philadelphis Tallimare Aw Alai Suns Blazers Gleveland Incinnali Foriland Poaagat Tle Fav Adele Lakers Gregor Buffalo Baltimore Imaal Haskins Detroit Cincinnat Night Marsh Davy Hawkins Layton Aliana Brighshire AusWaukee Houston McKnale Za fAoore Phoenix Persian Peirte Scott Univasmes Pehtuetr OD Silas Steele Warshle Cleveland Wicks Yemon U Webb Bolden Slate Nia Pha Boston Oak Cincinnati Bartiana New York Pdntt Portland

Prep tennis results with mixed singles and doubles show varied scores

Readable fragments show multiple schools such as Palitikan Rancho Lakewood and Compton with singles and doubles results. Notable scores include 40 4.0 and 24 2.4, with mixed player pairings like Milliken Napper Billing ton and Elder Monts.

Denver Hyde Moskowitz Hel Gideon Compton Lakey Cole Maton Douglas Lakewood Buck-Gray Bannon-Davis Galt Claybrook Taylor-Stevenson Paly

Kareem MVP, West Again 2nd in Vote

Ka reem Abdul-Jabbar of the Milwaukee Bucks was named NBA Most Valuable Player for the 1973 72 season in a players vote. It is his second MVP in three pro years. Lew Alcindor won the award last year guiding the Bucks to the championship. Jerry West of the Lakers finished second, Wilt Chamberlain third.

NEW York Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Milwaukee Bucks National Basketball Association NBA Milwaukee Center Lew Alcindor Bucks Jerry West Lakers Wilt Chamberlain

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