Stangeland seeks eligible running back for Long Beach State
Long Beach State University football coach Jim Stangeland ran an open call for a running back with college eligibility. He wants a big athletic back with football experience who could still have eligibility, even noting former Rams Cullen Bryant as a catalyst. The program, 0-5-1, has only Tom Brown healthy and seeks any solid candidate from the community.
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Mets Rowdies at Shea Stadium Spark Criticism and Fear
New York unfolds a tragedy in the making as Mets fans provoke chaos after eliminating the Reds, with 30 treated and five hospitalized. Critics condemn Mets management and city leaders for lax crowd control and fear a deadly outcome.
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Olson anxious as A9%ers begin drills
Olson, new Long Beach State coach, begins basketball drills with a largely inexperienced squad. He stresses team play, defensive changes, and the need to convert potential into performance over six weeks. Frontline depth includes Pondexter Gray Mena Heaton and McDonald. The 49ers host Veterans-Newcomers game Tuesday and open the season December 1 vs Puget Sound in Long Beach Arena.
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Ragtime wins California Cup in Santa Monica Bay
Ragtime owned by a Long Beach syndicate led by Stan White beat Windward Passage by nine seconds to clinch the California Cup series after Ragtime won the first race and Windward Passage the second in Santa Monica Bay. Poor visibility marred the final leg of the duel.
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Reggie Jackson Beats Slump as A's Lose Game One to Mets
New York Mets and Oakland A's clashed as Jackson, returning from illness, delivered four straight hits in the World Series opener in Oakland. A's veteran guard said he felt good, despite past slump and injury, with the Series tied 1-1 heading to Shea Stadium.
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Rookies Tar Mets In World Series Potential Upset
The Mets are favored 6 to 4 by oddsmakers to win tonight’s third game, as the World Series continues in Las Vegas. The A’s opened as 3 to 2 favorites to win the series before the series began.
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