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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1976
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Virginia Teese and Nihon and Cari Got Wve Tes in a car or boat context with unclear details.
Head coach Howard expresses fear of Drake as Long Beach State prepares for Veterans Stadium clash. He praises Drake’s offense, notes his team’s defensive challenge, and previews a film session on the 17-14 win over Pacific while stressing focus and concentration to seize scoring chances.
Ohio State coach Hayes defends decisions after boos from a sold out crowd at UCLA where a tying field goal was chosen on fourth and two at the seven. He complains about bulling in stadiums and cites Pete Johnson’s injury as a factor while noting Skladany’s near 65 yarder. Hayes says players and coaches face jeers in sports but urges fair play and signals at the goal line.
UCLA coach Donahue said the Bruins did not play for a tie in a 10 40 draw with Ohio State at Columbus. He defended the decision on fourth and a yard at the OSU four, calling it percentage football and noting the fake punt kept a scoring drive alive. He emphasized evaluating the team over the nonconference results and praised progress to 6-1.
LBCC Vikings beat Orange Coast College 24-14 as coach Marty Shaughnessy praised team unity. Linebacker Clyde Mailes is out with a broken ankle. Valley hosts Metro action after a 27-26 win by Valley over Los Angeles Southwest. El Camino beat Reedley and Pierce downed Santa Ana.
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