Santa Anita Strike Ends in Agreement
Santa Anita and the Building Service Employees Union reached a three year pact negotiated with the Federation of California Racing Associations ending a week long strike. Health and welfare for retired workers will be funded from wage increases, and a three man panel will review unresolved issues. Hopeful for five potential extra racing days remains.
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Arcadia
Calif
UPI
Santa Anita
Building Service
Union
Federation of California Racing Associations
Racing Federation
Geffner
Track
Bassett
T Bird horse racing results from Laredo meet
A detailed card of T Bird races reports purses from 400 to 700 dollars over 350 and 400 yard events at Laredo Lass and Bar McCue among top finishers. Results list horses, weights, jockeys, and payoffs for each of ten races with several Also Ran entries and scratches noted.
Wall Wins San Diego Golf Tourney In Drumbeat Finish
Art Wall held off a late birdie rush by Tony Lema to win the $30,000 San Diego event with a 274 total and a final round 70. Lema and Bob Kosburg tied for second at 276, each earning $2,300 as a crowd of 11,000 watched the event in San Diego.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
Art
Tony Lema
Wall
United States
Lema
Bob Kosburg
Tony
NCAA Vote Expands Substitutions In College Football
NCAA rules committee approved near unlimited substitutions starting this season with any number of players allowed during timeouts. Two players may enter on any down while the clock runs, except in huddle timeouts. New safety rules ban helmet hits to neck or face and limit ball carries after a fair catch. Crossbar height set at a minimum of 20 feet.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
UPI
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Williamson
Bullets Edge Hawks In Tight St Louis NBA Showdown
The Baltimore Bullets defeated the St. Louis Hawks 117-113 in a game that was tied 20 times. Bob Pettit scored 46 for the Hawks, while Rod Thorn and Gus Johnson sparked a late Bullets rally. The game saw 12 lead changes in the first period before a 31-27 Bullets edge.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Baltimore Bullets
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Rod Thorn
Gus Johnson
Bullets
Pro Bowl: West Tops East 31 to 17 in 14th game
Johnny Unitas threw two touchdown passes and Jim Taylor rushed for 98 yards as the West defeated the East 31 17. Gale Cogdill and Raymond Berry caught scoring passes while Gino Marchetti and Doug Atkins anchored a stingy West defense led by Unitas and Brown.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Johnny Unitas
Jim Taylor
Baltimore
Unitas
Green Bay
Taylor
Gino Marchetti
Chicago Bears
Doug Atkins
Joe Fortunato
Cleveland
Jim Brown
Jesse Whittenton
Charley Johnson
St. Louis Cardinals
Gail Cogdill
Detroit Lions
Raymond Berry
Baltimore Colts
Cogdill
Bill Glass
Sam Baker
Dallas Cowboys
Marchetti
Keating and Markson urge federal boxing controls
Senator Kenneth B. Keating warned at the Boxing Writers Association dinner that federal control of boxing may be needed soon. Promoter Harry Markson of Madison Square Garden called for immediate federal legislation to help the sport. They spoke at the association's 34th annual dinner in New York.
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New York
UPI
Kenneth B. Keating
K.N.Y
Boxing Writers Association
Harry Markson
Madison Square Garden
Association
Hotel Americana
Celtics Beat 76ers 123 to 112 At Boston Garden
Boston Celtics overpower Philadelphia 76ers 123 112 at home led by Bill Russell with 20 plus rebounds and 22 points as they snap a skid and avenge a prior loss. Willie Naulls scores 25 for Boston while Chet Walker leads Philadelphia with 26.
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Boston
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia T6ers
Boston Garden
Russell
NBA
Willie Naulis
Chet Walker
Philadelphia
Celtics
Wildcats Sweep Southern Conference Showdown To Lead Race
Las Vegas High, coached by Harry Paille, sits alone atop the Southern Conference AA standings at 2-0 after a 85-79 upset of Rancho. Las Vegas beat Basic 61-36, while Rancho edged Western 75-74, as Ram fouls and hot Las Vegas shooting shaped the tight race. Luther White led Las Vegas with 21 points, followed by Lee White and Thrower, while Rancho’s Pickett topped with 17 points. Bishop Gorman moved to second with a 70-58 win over Basic, and Moapa Valley extended its unbeaten streak to nine.
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SUN
Las Vegas High School
Harry Paille
Wildcats
Patent Rancho
Las Vegas
Basic
Rancho
Western
Wildcat
Ram
Harry Rajsky
Rams
Stowers
Thrower
White
Ron Stock
Luther White
Lee White
Stock
Anthony
Joe Coon
Stewart
Durgin
Eaholtz
Pickett
Pierson
Bishop Gorman
Gael Gym
Gorman
Gaels
du Charme
Root
Bob Fieldson
Sullivan
Jerry Nichols
Moapa Valley
Dixie High
St. George
Utah
Overton
Rex Jensen
Pirates
David Lyon
Bruce Humes
Smythe
Davis
Virgin Valley
Orderville
Mesquite
Ted Tobler
Mike Easton
Don Durgin
Rancho High School
Bill Harris
Sunfoto
Mike Gordon
Goodrich
Kentucky
Tulane
Cotton Nash
Michigan
Purdue
Davidson
Virginia
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Oregon State
Hawaii
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Duke
North Carolina
Villanova
St. John's
Wayne Calbert
Commodores
Ron Bonham
George Wilson
Hack Frson
Wally Jones
Villanovas
DePaul
Portland
UCLA Extends Winning Streak With USC Sweep
No. 1 UCLA remains undefeated after a pair of wins over USC in Los Angeles. Gail Goodrich and Walt Hazzard combined for 78 points across the two games as UCLA topped USC 79-59 and 78-71 before large crowds. Jack Hirsch added 36 points in the series.
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United Press International
UCLA
Uclans
Southern California
Los Angeles
Trojans
Gail Goodrich
Walt Hazzard
Jack Hirsch
Bruin
Cal
Chuvalo Folley Feature Week Boxing Schedule
Heavyweight contenders Zora Folley and George Chuvalo meet at Cleveland Arena in a nationally televised 10 rounder. Folley is favored 7 to 5 over Chuvalo, who aims to extend his unbeaten streak to seven with 25 7 2 and 19 KOs in his record. Philadelphia welterweights Hayward and Turner headline a 10 rounder at the Philadelphia Arena as part of the week’s boxing slate.
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Zora Folley
George Chuvalo
Cleveland Arena
Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Chuvale
Toronto
Ont
Philadelphia
Stanley
Kitten) Hayward
Dick Turner
Philadelphia Arena
Emile Griffith
Kitten
Austrian Wins Coveted Lauberhorn Trophy and Slalom
Austrian Gerhard Nenning captured the Lauberhorn Combined Trophy with 22.32 points while West Germany’s Ludwig Leitner won the day’s slalom in 101.16. Hans Leitner and Karl Schranz of Austria placed second and third in the slalom respectively as gusting snow and falls marked the event on the Eiger Glacier.
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Wengen
Switzerland
UPI
Gerhard Nenning
Austria
Ludwig Leitner
West Germany
Eiger
Nenning
Leitner
Michael Arpin
France
Hans Leitner
Karl Schranz
Small Colleges New York Scores Roundup
Evansville beat Indiana 81 to 86. A team defeated Alcorn 87 to . Western Carolina routed Atlantic Christian 92 to 65. Pan American idle. Puget Sound beat Pacific Lutheran 73 to . Hofstra downed Albright 89 to 54. Wittenberg defeated Akron 58 to 38. Fresno State beat San Diego State 74 to 63. Washington University in St Louis lost to Wheaton 73 to 88. Kentucky Wesleyan idle.
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New York
Evansville
Indiana
Alcorn
Western Carolina
Atlantic Christian
Pan American
Puget Sonn An
Pacific Lutheran
Hofstra
Albright
Wittenberg
Akron
Fresno State
San Diego St
Washington
St. Louis
Wheaton
Kentucky Wesleyan
Rebels Edge La Verne In Narrow Victory On The Road
Nevada Southern escaped with an 80-78 win at La Verne after a 104-70 home loss last week. Jerry Dick led the Rebels with 26 points before fouling out, as La Verne led at halftime 47-40 and Jim Canavari hit a late field goal to pull within two. The Rebels improve to 12-1, La Verne falls to 4-9, next facing Westminster in Salt Lake City next week.
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Nevada Southern
la Verne
Rebels
Pomona
California
Jerry Dick
Jim Canavari
Leopards
Silas Stepp
Gary Tapper
Westminister of
Salt Lake
How They Fared Top 10 College Hoops
Here is how the top 10 fared in college basketball results. California defeated Tulane while Purdue, North Carolina, and Villanova posted wins. Several games were idle or undecided with other notable matchups listed.
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New York
UPI
Paler College
California
Oatucky
Tulane
Rae
Misa Sigan
Purdue
Davi
Nein
Vanterbitt
St. Louia
North Carolina
Villanova
St. John
Bae
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State Horse Racing Board
W. J. Bassett
County Federation of Labor
Leo Geffner
Laredo Lass
EB. King
St Vee
P. Herrera
Bar McCue
Snorris
Ribdon
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Dundess Diamond
R. Chappie
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J. Veater
A. Fernandez
Doone's Missile
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Tower Watch
Misa Soe
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K. Hallmark
Mater
Vewes
Beverly Isle
Jack Bob
O. Topham
R. Rina
Danny’ Rift
Harmans Rusty
Sweet “Seana
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Corney K. Neal
Big Bar
Tex Vetro
Beee
M. Butler
C. Plumb
Bally Sackett
Leslie Ridge
Valley Squaw
Sac Man
Aniitas Prince
BE. King
R. Rinaldi
Richie
Alee
Infra Red
Ricky Boom
Palleo
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Tonto
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Iso Ran — Pinto
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Bige
Omen
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E. Wing
Inonita
Lily
P. Herrere
T. V. Victory
Maikierai
Bambi Dear
King
Eieeee Park
Morris
Rinaldi
Ranslusuaftaks
Veronita
Eraons
Gil Bix
Bob Charles
George Archer
Rex Baxter
Harold Kneece
Ray Floyd
Ivan Williamson
University of Wisconsin
Thorn
Hawks
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Riod
West
Herb Adderley
East
Bobby Mitchell
Washington Redskins
Billy Wade
Bears
Joe Marconi
Dick Lynch
New York Giants
Brown
Johnson
Michell
Keating
76Ers
Buzz Shafer
Tex Anthony
Morris Stowers
Ther White
Benny
Chuck Eaholtz
Dean Pickett
Robert
Choo-Choo) Stewart
Shafer
The
Ed Schellinger
Wolves
Dough du Charme
Frank Koot
Koot
College
USC
Loyola of Chicago
Bill Buntin
Cazzie Rusell
Wolverines
Don Davidson
Alma
Davidson College
Barry Teague
Charlie Marcon
Paul Silas
Creighton
Notre Dame
Johnny Jordan
Chuvalo, Folley
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