Hancock Bulldogs fall to Pasadena City in overtime loss
Jim Clesson scores 32 and Mike Jackson 29 for Hancock as turnovers and a late rally by Pasadena City College Lancers key a 96 102 overtime defeat. Hancock led twice by ten points, but a first half press by the Lancers and 34 turnovers doomed the Bulldogs.
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Toomey Hints Retirement After Indoor Pentathlon Win
San Francisco track star Bill Toomey, holder of the world decathlon record and newly married, hinted at retirement after a easy victory in the first ever indoor pentathlon at the Cow Palace during the San Francisco Examiner All-American games. He organized the indoors event as a novelty and test.
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Gambling arrests trail grand jury action in Detroit area
Federal authorities plan further arrests tied to a nationwide gambling ring following New Year’s Day raids in Detroit Lansing and Las Vegas. About 150 gamblers and sports figures are to appear before a 23 man grand jury in Detroit as investigations expand involving football baseball and horse racing.
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Organized Crime Task
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Rams Roll Dallas 31 0 in Playoff Bowl Showdown
Los Angeles Rams coach George Allen led a dominant 31 0 victory over the Dallas Cowboys in the Playoff Bowl at Miami. Quarterback Roman Gabriel threw four touchdown passes and claimed MVP honors as the Rams snapped a four game skid and set sights on a 1970 championship.
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Curley Culp
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Daryle Lamonica
George Blanda
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New Orleans
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Carolina teams eye third slot tonight in key clash
Third-ranked South Carolina hosts fourth-ranked North Carolina in Columbia with both teams aiming to grab the No. 3 spot in the college basketball rankings. Kentucky leads the pack after a win over Mississippi, while UCLA and Notre Dame also in the mix.
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West Coast rivals set to challenge UCLA in 1969-70 season
West Coast college basketball opens conference play with UCLA as heavy favorite. Washington, USC, Washington State, and Oregon look to test the Bruins who won five of the last six NCAA titles. Oregon, 7-2, boosted by wins over Michigan State, Washington State, and Washington, headlines a crowded Pacific-8 ahead of opening games. Oregon at UCLA kicks off Friday while USC hosts Oregon State Saturday. Santa Clara and Pacific navigate the West Coast battles as Bill Stricker scores 36 in a UC Santa Barbara win.
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Royals rally past Bullets for 129-128 win
Cincinnati Royals erased an 18 point third quarter deficit and a 14 point fourth quarter deficit to beat the Baltimore Bullets 129-128. Tom Van Arsdale scored 35 and Oscar Robertson 30 with Robertson securing the winner in the final seconds as Cincinnati stayed within two games of Philadelphia in the Eastern Division.
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Gridders nix bets on games
Professional football leaders and players rejected legalized gambling during a 90 minute telecast. Pete Rozelle and John Mackey warned that legalization would increase pressure and tarnish the game while Ron Mix urged honesty. A poll found 47 percent oppose legal betting and 42 percent favor it. Ralph Salerno supported legalization, suggesting revenue could aid the poor. Mackey cautioned about added pressure on players and point spreads.
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