Oregon State Freshmen Protest Practice Absences
Four black Oregon State rock freshmen said poor communications and football philosophy kept them from practice, not homesickness. Percy Grogans and teammates Earl Brock Wilson Morris Ron Stewart accused coaches of favoritism and urged more black coaches. coach Dee Andros pledged changes within his discretion. McClarty, who left and returned, will not travel to Tucson.
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UPI
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Earl Brock
Seattle
Wilson Morris
Tacoma
Wash
Ron Stewart
Portland
Rooks
University of Washington
Andros
Gene Hilliard
McClarty
Fort Worth
Tex
Tucson
Baylor Ends 13 Year Lakers Career in Retirement
Elgin Baylor retires from professional basketball after 13 seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers. The 37 year old forward cited desire to end on his standards and will leave active play after the 1971-72 season after 九 games this year. He will stay with the Lakers in a scouting and public relations capacity.
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Calif
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National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Baylor
Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
Oscar Robertson
University of Seattle
Minneapolis Lakers
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Lompoc Braves Host Arroyo Grande In Homecoming Night
Lompoc High hosts Arroyo Grande at Huyck Stadium for Homecoming, aiming to bounce back after a tough schedule. Coach Jim Spruill warns Arroyo Grande’s defense is stingy with three shutouts, while Lompoc looks to spark an offense that has averaged 10.5 points per game.
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Scott Ostler
Lompoc High
Friendly Huyck Stadium
Braves
Arroyo Grande Eagles
San Luis High
Lompoc
Jim Spruill
Arroyo Grande
Eagles
Santa Barbara
Hueneme
San Marcos
St. Bernard
Righetti
Santa Maria
San Luis
Spruill
Saint
Paso Robles
Lomp
Paul Lewis
Strong
Eagle
Louie Apadaca
Don Henmi
Mark Foster
Steve Ruffino
Dave Ralph
Kevin Mounts
Soph
Kevin Hunstead
Bob Reed
Eddie Mondragon
Sports Show Gives Local Coaches Face To Fans
Lompoc coach Jim Spruill and Cabrillo coach Dave Long discussed football on Cable Television's The Sports Show hosted by a new program director Doug Carlson. The live program featured player interviews and game clips and aimed to give coaches a direct link to the public. Meanwhile local fundraisers in Port Orchard used a women’s tackle game to raise about 650 for youth football as 500 plus fans watched in chilly weather.
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Jim Spruill
Lompoc
Dave Long
Cabrillo
Yours Truly
Doug Carlson
Doug
Port Orchard
Washington
Cal Poly Faces Las Vegas Rebels With New Quarterback
Cal Poly prepares for a 8:15 p.m. kickoff in Las Vegas as 2-4 Mustangs rely on a reshuffled offense after Steve Bresnahan’s injury. Either John Pettas or freshman Rolly Garife will start at quarterback, with Pettas and Garife each limited in prior action. The Rebels sit 3-3 after a 55-13 win and host the Mustangs in the new Las Vegas Valley Stadium.
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Cal Poly
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Monterey Peninsula
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Lompoc
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Poly
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Harper
Gariffe
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Monroe and Pollin clash over Earl Monroes trade demand
Baltimore owner Abe Pollin accuses star Earl Monroe of ingratitude and disloyalty as Monroe refuses to play, demands a trade. Pollin cites delayed contract talks, a recent meeting, and alleges Monroe and lawyer Larry Fleisher announced in September 1971 he would not play in Baltimore and wanted a trade to the 76ers Bulls or Lakers. Pollin recalls aiding Monroe financially during personal legal and tax troubles.
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Baltimore Bullet
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Abe Pollin
Pollin
Monroe
Larry Fleisher
Fleisher
Earl
Philadelphia 76Ers
Chicago Bulls
Los Angeles Lakers
Onroe
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Butkus
Philadelphia
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