Valley State opens CCAA season with 10 2 win over Long Beach
Valley State baseball opened the California Collegiate Athletic Association season by battering Cal State Long Beach 10 2. Randy Moffitt allowed eight hits and nine runs in another loss as Valley State piled up 11 hits including four doubles and two homers. The clubs meet again at noon today at Blair Field.
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Northridge — Valley State
California
Cal State Long Beach
Randy Moffitt
Blair Field
Long Beach City College Gymnasts Dominate Pierce College
The undefeated LBCC gym team shut out Pierce College in a Metropolitan Conference victory. LBCC improves to 7-0 ahead of a April 11 showdown with Pasadena City College.
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Long Beach City College
Pierce College
Viking Gym
Pasadena City College
Long Beach City College dominates El Camino in Metro meet
Jim Thomas led LBCC to a 91 14 to 44 14 track victory over El Camino on the Warrior field. He won the 220 in 22.5 and the 440 in 49.8, anchored the mile quarter relay, and the Vikings posted strong showings in hurdles and distance events. Jerry Caine added a 9 35.8 two mile, while Gary Kidder and Alan Tobin led a highs sweep and a meet record 56.5 in the 440 intermediates.
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Jim Thomas
Long Beach City College
el Camino College
Thomas
Pordan High
Vikings
Metro
Jerry Caine
Gary Kidder
Alan Tobin
Vikings Commit 9 Errors in 11-6 Loss to El Camino
Long Beach City College committed nine errors leading to an 11-6 defeat against El Camino College in a Metropolitan Conference game. LBCC had 10 hits while El Camino posted 11. Jay Morrison went 3 for 5 with a solo homer in the fifth. Freshman pitcher Glenn Killingsworth worked 5 2/3 innings.
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Long Beach City College
el Camino College
Vikings
Valley College
van Nuys
el Camino
LBCC
Metro
Jay Morrison
Glenn Killingsworth
Marvin Lewis
Orlando Cepeda
Look Magazine
Lewis
Cards Prospectus Foresees Third Straight World Series Run
The St Louis Cardinals acquire Vada Pinson from Cincinnati to replace the retired Roger Maris in right field. They project a strong rotation led by Gibson 22-9 268 K in 198 innings with Briles, Carlton, Washburn, Gisuti and Waslewski. Lou Brock, Curt Flood, Pinson headline a top outfield. finish 1st in East.
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Prospectus
Vada Pinson
Reds
Roger Maris
Red Schoendienst
Gibson
Nelson Briles
Steve Carlton
Ray Washburn
Dave Gisuti
Astros
Gary Waslewski
Red Sox
Ron Willis
Joe Hoerner
Bo Belinsky
Hawaii
Tim McCarver
Dave Ricketts
Dave Adiesh
Houston
Orlando Cepeda
Julian Javier
Cal Maxvill
Mike Shannon
Phil Gagliano
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Pinson
Maris
Chuck Taylor
Tulse
East
AL Hockey Beset Pass 4 3 lv Games Scheduled
A fragment notes four games in a hockey schedule. It lists three league events and mentions a planned lineup or pass plays. The copy is fragmented with unclear teams and dates, but indicates upcoming matches in the local league.
Nitehawks Top San Diego 3 0 in Inaugural Tournament Game
Art Bunge drove in two on a single with two out and bases loaded in the seventh as the Long Beach Nitehawks defeated San Diego Sub-Flot No. 1 3-0 in the opening game of the Anaheim Invitational Softball Tournament at Pearson Park Ferry. The Hawks scored three runs on two hits four fielder choices two errors and an interference call on the base path.
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Art Bunge
Long Beach Nitehawks
San Diego
Pearson Park
Frry
Hawks
Celtics surge past 76ers to take 2-0 edge
Sam Jones ejected early but the Celtics triumphed 134 103 in Boston. Larry Siegfried and Emmett Bryant stepped up as Bill Russell fouled out, turning a halftime 55 54 deficit into a strong second half and a series lead as Tom Sanders provided key relief.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
Sam Jones
Bill Russell
Philadelphia 76Ers
Larry Siegfried
Emmette Bryant
Jones
Philadelphia
Tom Sanders
Russell
Celtics
Blues and Kings Duel at Forum Before Playoffs
The St. Louis Blues visit the Forum tonight at eight in a mostly meaningless game as both teams eye the upcoming Stanley Cup playoffs. The Kings cling to a slim chance at a higher West finish, while the Blues have secured first in the division since Christmas.
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St. Louis Blues
Kings
Blues
Oakland
Squaw Valley
Lake Arrowhead
Lakewood Tops Moore Race in Sore-Arm Lefty doubleheader
A pair of weakened left-handed pitchers found returns as Lakewood swept Moore in a Blair Field twin bill. Larry Wonderwiek of Jordan held Poly to three hits for a 3-0 opener win, while Millikan faltered in the nightcap, allowing Lakewood to seize the second game lead.
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Lakewood
MOORE
Shoot Poly
Millikan
Poly
Blair Field
Jordan
Larry Wonderwiek
Lancers and Bruins Lead Moore League Swimming Standings
Wilson High defeats Downey 55 31 to break a three way tie for first. Lakewood beats El Rancho 66 20 keeping both tied atop 5 0. Downey falls to 4 1 as Laurene Jordan leads in medley relays and Keller dominates for Wilson.
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Lancers
Bruins
Moore
Wilson High
Dow
Lakewood
Wilson
el Rancho
Downey
Mark Keller
Millikan
Tom Lederer
Jordan
Jordan Poly Darrwss
Hyta Ib
Jaker
Mantle
Erksv
Andrsnarey
Wondrek
Laxeweee EL Rancho
Obrienie
Phelps
McQueen
Rosen
Mevers
Ffay Toe Cakewsod
Ip of
Tepes Ieee
PO Rees
Judy Petersen Wilson
Lakewood Takes Easy Win As Hannaford and O'Brien Lead
Kim Hannaford and Larry O'Brien each collected three hits for Lakewood in an easy win. Rich Bailey had Millikan's lone hit, a second inning single scoring Russ Caldarella. Moore banged a fourth inning RBI off Chuck Mosley as Dennis Kirksey lofted a sacrifice fly.
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Hardbuck
Chuck Mosley
Dennis Kirksey
Vondercheck
Keller
Wilson
Rich Bailey
Millikan
Russ Caldarella
Bill Marshall
Cass Ditzler
Jeff Burroughs
Bob Beaman
Kim Hannaford
Larry O’brien
Lakewood
Fishing Trip Totals Mixed Calico Bass and Halibut Catches
Reported fish counts across multiple boats include calico bass halibut rock cod and bonito with totals such as 77 cow cod 653 cod 14 calico bass 180 mackerel and 290 eel. Angler groups on various boats logged barracuda yellowtail rockfish and sculpin among other species.
Kansas City Booing War With Quarry Brother Sparks Night
Jerry Quarry vowed never to return to Kansas City after 7,000 fans booed his younger brother Mike Quarry who won a 178-pound semifinal over John Santiago. The elder Quarry called the city his home but left frustrated by the Golden Gloves crowd.
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Jerry Quarry
Kansas City
Quarry
Mike Quarry
Los Angeles
John Santiago
Roswell
N.M
Andretti signs for Indy 500 and USAC season
Granatelli announces Andretti will drive in the 1969 Indy 500 and compete across the USAC championship trail. Bob Gibson leaves after six innings due to arm soreness. Red Alligator aims to win a second Grand National at Liverpool. Lew Alcindor named AP basketball player of the year. Maurice John Drake coach of the year. Drane withdrawn from Florida Derby with a chipped knee.
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Granatelli
Andretti
United States Auto Club
Liverpool
Eng
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Maurice John
Drake
Basketball Writers’ Assn
Drane
Prep Tennis Doubles Mixed Doubles Result Brief
In a prep tennis feature Mills and Larkin dominate 6 0 over opponents while Joukasachira and Silver clinch a win. The report notes strong play from the Mills-Larkin pairing with a decisive set and steady serving from facing teams.
Prep Golf Ave Pin Hodney Def60
In a local prep golf event, P Poly led with 28 points and Downey followed with 8 as Lucas Chinet seg tp ey Lauet contributed a partial score. The match details are incomplete but indicate a scoring summary at a regional venue in Ontario.
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Ave Pin
Horney
Lucas
Downey
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