Papooses Top Hancock Bulldogs In 71 58 Frosh Tilt
Stanford frosh led by Steve Shupe and Mike Mann overwhelmed Hancock 71 58. Mann grabbed 15 rebounds and 4 assists while Shupe scored 17 as Hanstad and Roth tried to spark the Bulldogs. Hancock next hosts West Hills in league play as AHC opens 1 0.
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Terry Lewis
Hancock
Stanford
Bulldogs
Papooses
Steve Shupe
Papoose
Mike Mann
Terry Hanstad
John Roth
Mann
Southern Cal
USC
Frosh
Hanstad
Roth
West Hills
AHC
Stanford Frosh FG
Rp Fitzgerald
McSweeney
Shupe Mann
Rege
Wilson
Raimundi
Goldstein
Hellbush
Broderic
Pederson
Ib Harding
Cowell Gutierrez
O'Brien
Vivian
Rockwood
Young
Hancock Af
Plunkett Tops In Hula Bowl Thriller
In Honolulu the North beat the South 42 32 as Archie Manning led a late rally. Jim Plunkett hit 11 of 12 passes for 133 yards and was named outstanding back. Joe Theismann Rex Kern split first half duties for the North. Jack Ham earned best defensive honors.
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Mississippi
Archie Manning
Jim Plunkett
Stanford
Notre Dame
Joe Theismann
Ohio State
Rex Kern
Plunkett
John Brockington
Jack Ham
Penn State
Lunn Wins Los Angeles Open In Sudden Death
Bob Lunn of Sacramento defeated Billy Casper in a playoff to win the $110,000 Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open at Rancho Park. Casper led early but both finished regulation with 67s and tied for the lead. Lunn’s 18th hole birdie decided the contest after Casper’s missed putt.
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Los Angeles
Lunn
Casper
Elder wins Riverside 500 for first West Coast NASCAR title
Ray Elder of Caruthers Calif took the $100000 Riverside 500 Grand National stock car race. He drove a 1970 Dodge to a 10.5 second win over Bobby Allison at Riverside International Raceway averaging 100.986 mph over 2.62 miles. Elder completed 191 laps in 4 hours 58 minutes with 12 cars finishing from 40 starters.
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Riverside
UPI
Ray Elder
Elder
Caruthers
Calif
Bobby Allison
Huetown
Ala
Ford
Allison
Petty
Pearson
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
N.C
Cecil Gordon
Arden
Liston Receives Grand Las Vegas Sendoff
Sonny Liston was buried in Las Vegas after a funeral procession along the Strip attended by about 700 people, including show business figures. His wife Geraldine said he wanted to go down the Strip for the last time, with a 45 minute service at Palm Mortuary conducted by Rev. Edward Murphy.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Sonny Liston
Liston
Las Vegas Strip
Geraldine
Palm Mortuary
Edward Murphy
Denver
Hill, Pastorini Lead North Past South 31-13 in Senior Bowl
Arizona State receiver J D Hill shined with 10 catches and a 73 yard punt return as the North beat the South 31 13 in Mobile Alabama. Dan Pastorini directed the North offense for most of the game and was named the outstanding North back. Isaiah Robertson of Southern University had a key interception but Hill hauled down his would be TD saving tackle late in the first half.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Arizona State
J. D. Hill
Southern
Isaiah Robertson
Hills
South
Robertson
Stont
Hill
Santa Clara
Dan Pastorini
Tom Duncan
Toledo
Pastorini
Oakland
Calif
Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
Scott Hunter
Albania
Leo Hart
Duke
Hayden shines as North overwhelms South in American Bowl
Ohio State's Leo Hayden earns MVP honors after carrying the North to a 39-2 victory. Dartmouth's Murry Bowden and Michigan's Clifton Hardy lead a swarming North defense with five interceptions and three fumbles forced. Michigan's Paul Staroba adds two TD receptions, Paul Rogers of Nebraska hits two field goals to set records. Arkansas' Bruce James earns South MVP after a lone safety and Hayden's scoring marks.
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Manning
Chuck Dicus
Arkansas
Tampa, Fla
UPI
Leo Hayden
Ohio State
Murry Bowden
Dartmouth
Clifton Hardy
Michigan
Bowden
Hardy
Hayden
Paul Staroba
Don Moorhead
Boston College
Frank Harris
Harris
Paul Rogers
Nebraska
Houston
Richard Harrington
John Dwyer
Georgetown
Bruce James
Italian dies in stupid accident at Buenos Aires race
Ignazio Giunti of Italy died after his Ferrari rammed the rear of a car being pushed across the track during the 1 000 Kilometers of Buenos Aires race. He collapsed twice after the crash and died at a local hospital despite electric shocks. Jo Siffert and Derek Bell won the race in a Porsche 917. Ferrari manager Peter Schetty condemned the act as reckless and cited rules against pushing cars on track. Beltoise was accused of causing the dangerous scene by pushing a vehicle across the track.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Ignazio Giunti
Italy
Ferrari
Giunti
Peter Schetty
Jo Siffert
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