Westminster Falls Reds Take Number 3 Win 82 74
Nevada Southern of Southern California Utah defeated Westminster 82 to 74 as Coach Chub Drakulieh’s Rebels, missing Don Helm and Ray Demman, shot 60 percent and built a six point lead by halftime. Westminster finished 34 percent from the field while Wise Isen Pit led scoring for the visitors. Grunts Itoces and the GRUUTNS IOTCes support a four game win streak heading toward LaVerne and Pomona Saturday.
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California
Utah
Tory
Chub Drakulieh
Rebels
Don Helm
Ray Demman
Westminster
Wise Isen
Gruutns Iotces
LaVerne
Claremont Pomona
Jim Morris
Maryland Parkway Gymnasium
Gary Bliss
Jerry Dick
Pelota
Mike Gordon
Rancho Rams barely top NSU JV 55 54 in tight comeback
Rancho High School Ram basketball team used an aggressive all court press to edge Nevada Southern Junior Varsity 55 54 in a prelud e to the Nevada Southern Westminster College game. Doug Anthony sparked the rally with a three point play in the final minute as Arion Hafen and Jerry Dick led NSU with 18 and 14 points respectively.
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Rancho High School Ram
Nevada Southern
Harry Rajsky
Rams
NSU
Western
Rebels
Rancho
Doug Anthony
Steve Allen
Jv’s
Bill Davis
Robert Stewart
Anthony
Don Durgin
Mike Gabriel
Allen
Davis
Arion Hafen
Jerry Dick
Drakulich
Hafen
Silas
Gary Tapper
Gary Bliss
Jim Morris
Utes
Loyola Gains in Triumph over Ohio University
Loyola University Chicago, ranked No. 2 and unbeaten, defeated Ohio University 80 to 72 in Athens after a second half rally by the host Bobcats who trailed by double digits but closed the gap to 252-all before Loyola pulled away. The Ramblers improved to 7-0 in season play while Ohio fell to 14-7.
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Athens, Ohio
UPI
Loyola
Ohio University
Bobcats
Ramblers
Chicagoans
Left Jab Powers Davis to Unanimous Victory in Utah
Las Vegas heavyweight Jeff Davis outboxed Jerry Sims in a 10 round bout at the Convention Center in West Jordan Utah. Davis used a sharp left jab and rights to win 47-44 48-46 on the SUN card while referee Krause gave it to Sims 43-40. Davis weighed 195 to Sims 208 with Sims bleeding from the nose from round two.
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Jerry Sims
Jeff Davis
Sims
Davis
LV Convention Center
Sunfoto
Les You
West Jordan
Utah
Bill Miller
Las Vegas
Pat Diskin
David Zenoff
Harry Krause
SUN
Krause Davis
Jeff
Bac
Jerry
Finel
al Williams
Jimmy Feasters
Fesster
Williams
Southern Conference basketball pace leaders tested this weekend
The article previews key AA and A division contests as Las Vegas, Western, Rancho, Basic, Mesquite, Virgin Valley, and Gorman vie for top spots. It notes leading scorers like Hugh Ewers and Mike Hastings, with Las Vegas and Rancho players ranking high in averages and free throws. Tie-ins include Las Vegas Western Friday twin bill at Rancho and Gorman versus Basic in Henderson.
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Las Vegas
Rancho
Basic
Rancho Gymnasium
Rams
Mesquite
Virgin Valley
Frank Miller
Gaels
Wayne Ewers
White Pine
Lincoln County
Ely
Lincoln
Ewers
Mike McCallum
Western
Jerry Lund
Bill Skupa
Basie
Clayton Downey
Downey
Tex Anthony
Don Durgin
Art Hughes
Monte Wilson
Gorman
Mike Hastings
Dave DuCharme
Hastings
Wilson
du Charme
Dan Chavez
Hughes
Henderson
Boulder
Valley
Dixie
George
Utah
Vegan Fails by 40 In All-Star Bowling
Larry Donnelly of Las Vegas fell short of the semifinals in the National All-Star championship by 46 pins after a 736 last night. He had averaged 2046 through 16 of 20 games in the first round and posted scores of 186 185 193 172 to finish just outside the 96 survivors. Clint Harvey, Reno, Nev., was another Nevada entrant in the event.
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Kansas City
Larry Donnelly
Las Vegas
Donnelly
All-Time Records Highlight Muni Bowling Meet Finish
The Muni Bowling event sponsored by the Bowling Proprietors Association of America concluded with 636 players, 3588 pins, and standout performances. Mary Squier of Sparks was eliminated in the women's division, while Billy Welu of St. Louis led the men’s qualifiers at 4563 total and 227 average. Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids paced the women semifinalists with 4183, an all-time high, in her final block. Harry Smith of St. Louis set an all-time mark of 1011 for his final four across games 276 221 268 246. Leading men include Welu 4583, Weber 4488, and Sims 447, with numerous other top totals listed.
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Bowling Proprietors Association of America
Mary Squier
Sparks
Billy Welu
St. Louis
Bader
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ray Bluth
Viece Lucci
Paramus
Ed Lubanski
Detroit
Dem Elli
Mowston
Harry Smith
Vince Pantuso
Brooklyn
Bill Johnson
Kansas City
Mitton Mathausen
Dellas
Pat Patterson
Pat Benning
Chicago
Jewsie Miller
Angela
Donna Zimmerman
Akron
Ohio
Joan Holm
Kivira Toepfer
Bobbie
Kaier
Mary Hoyt
Los Angeles
Nan Chianchiano
Gaddie Brook
Nare
Je Dixon
Philadelphia
Shirley Chicago
Carel
Keviin
Buffalo
Dephna Lochridge
Dallas
Chapmen
Joan Bender
Boulder
Colo
Al’s Fancies At Santa Anita Best Bet Of The Day
The article names Khaled as the best bet at Santa Anita with Sea Orbit as a strong rival. It also highlights winners expected in each of the day’s races: Royal Day in the first, Smash It in the second, Lofty View in the fifth, Wyncam in the sixth, Mr General in the eighth, and Mr Snack in the ninth.
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Santa Anita
Khaled
Royal Day
Lofty View
Wyncam
Mr. General
Mr. Snack
Lakers overpower Pistons 124 to 94 in Los Angeles
Dick Barnett and Jerry West led the Lakers past the Detroit Pistons 124 to 94 at the Sports Arena. Baylor struggled with 12 points as Los Angeles opened a deep lead by the third period and extended their Western Division lead amid a lone NBA game on the night. West sparked an 14 straight third-quarter points after a slow start, finishing with 24.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Dick Barnett
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Detroit Pistons
Pistons
Syracuse
National Basketball Association
Barnett
Jery West
Detroit
West
Bayior
Lakers
St. Louis
Fravite
LaRinss
Wiley
Weat
Barre
Elly
Horn
Krohe
MP Trott
Defuschere
Howe
Darke
Imbei
Jone
Jheugher
Moreland
Muni Ball Facilities Survey Underway For Summer Play
Keith Macdonald Las Vegas City Superintendent of Recreation announced a survey of municipal and outlying baseball fields to assess summer use needs and improvements. A lighting project at Baker Free for night games is estimated at 32000 with bids in 3 to 4 weeks. Facilities at Municip Park will gain another diamond and county area funding is being explored with officials and boards.
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Keith Macdonald
Las Vegas
Macdonald
City Recreation Department
Baker
Municip Park
City Commissioners, Recreation Advisory Board
County Fair and Recreation Board
Lions Park
Matt Kelley
Evergreen
Upland
Phil Mirepelli
Sonny Floyd Ink Today Miami Return Bout Pact Set
CSI President Tom Bolan says contracts can be signed today for Sonny Liston to defend against Patterson with $85,000 due within 72 hours. The escrow total reaches $207,000 as guarantee and Liston and Patterson to share 30 percent of net receipts. Bernie Frank and Bolan clashed at the Miami Beach City Council meeting but settled privately.
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Miami Beach
Tom Bolan
Championship Sports, Inc
CSI
Liston
Jack Nilon
Chester
Commission
Sonny
Patterson
Chicago
Aaronson
Julius November
Floyd
Bolan
Nilon
Ecouncilan
Bernie Frank
Deskin Named WBA Publicity Chief and Panel Chairs
Nevada official Jim Deskin was appointed chair of the World Boxing Association publicity committee in Las Vegas. The eight member panel includes Barton Minnesota Cohen Maryland Green New Jersey Klein Florida Lee DC Manabe Japan Velasquez Mexico. WBA President Charles Larson named Harry Falk chair of the grievance and appeals group with Falduto Wisconsin Feldman North Carolina Lawson Lynn Alabama. The executive committee plans a Friday meeting and Deskin will survey members on improving pro boxing public relations.
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Nevada State Athletic Commission
Jim Deskin
Las Vegas
World Boxing Association
WBA
Deskin
George Barton
Minnesota
Jack Cohen
Maryland
Abe Green
New Jersey
Morris Klein
Florida
Norvall Lee
District of Columbia
Yachive Manabe
Japan
Ramon Velasquez
Mexico
Charles Larson
Tacoma
Wash
Harry Falk
California Athletic Commission
Frank Falduto
Wisconsin
Leon Feldman
North Carolina
Lawson Lynn
Alabama
Jack Arch
California Commission
Greene
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