Vikings Open Metro Action At Valley College Clash
Long Beach City College Vikings visit Los Angeles Valley College to open Metro action. Coach Paul Chafe’s squad, coming off a 3-3-1 mark in 1967, eyes a tougher schedule in 1968 against eight teams led by veterans Caesar Payne Anthony Moore and Harry Lambert. Dennis Dummit passes to Rick Wilkes and Dale Didur as the aerial attack tests a strong Monarchs secondary.
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Matadors Set To Battle Indefensible 49er Pass Rush
Cal State Long Beach visits Northridge High for the 1968 CCAA opener after Valley State’s 1966 plan to stop Billy Parks. Coach Reed says CSULB must counter Valley State’s pass rush while Parks and Smith provide big plays and Coates Irace Hartman pace the Matadors attack.
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Bruins Face Syracuse in a Storm of Intersections
UCLA arrives after a 3000 mile flight to meet Syracuse in a pivotal intersectional clash with top 25 stakes. The Bruins gamble on Jim Nader at quarterback while Syracuse leans on a strong defense and a rising sophomore running threat Al Newton as they seek a season turning win.
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Townsend Leads Alcan Golf Tourney After Round Three
Peter Townsend holds a one stroke edge at eight under par 213 after the third round in Southport England Gay Brewer the defending champion sits at 214 with Bob Murphy at 215 Bert Yancey Gardner Dickinson Neil Coles and Bobby Cole at 220 with Lee Trevino 221 and Billy Casper 223 also in the field Townsend praised the crowd saying he kept his cool after a nervous homecoming round moving two under par on the front nine and matching a 34 on the back through the 18th hole.
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Fishin J Facts Reel In Big Catch Totals Across Bays
Redondo, San Diego, Seal Beach and other ports report shared totals of barracuda, bonito, calico bass and halibut among dozens of boats and dozens of passengers. Race to 200 plus barracuda appears at several landings with multiple species logged.
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Wildcats Examine Keyes As Key Heisman Contender
Northwestern faces Purdue and Leroy Keyes in a Big Ten opener after a 24 7 loss to Southern California. Keyes has posted 148 rushing yards, 127 receiving yards and three touchdowns while Purdue aims to defend its AP poll lead with a 37 22 win over Notre Dame. Northwestern coach Alex Agase warns against overloading coverage on Keyes as Notre Dame’s Dillingham had 11 catches against Purdue.
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Final U.S. volleyball cuts before Mexico City games
The United States men's and women's volleyball squads finalize rosters for the Mexico City Games. Jim Coleman releases Jim Vineyard and Bill Clemo. Pete Velasco injured but expected to play. Final men: Alstrom, Bright, Velasco, Davenport, Duke, Haine, Henn, May, Patterson, Rundle, Stanley, Suwara. Final women: Bright, Heck, Hopeau, Jorgenson, Lewis, McFadden, McReavy, Owen, Perry, Perry, Peterson, Ward.
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