Fullerton defeats Hancock 83-59 in Hancock Pavilion
Fullerton College capitalized on Hancock College turnovers and rough shooting to win 83-59 on Saturday night. John Roth was ejected for a swing, and Hancock struggled with 24 first half turnovers and 17 of 31 free throws. Guy Harding led Hancock with 18 points while Tim O'Brien added 17. Steve Childey and Ian Mackenzie paced the Hornets with 16 and 14 points respectively. Hancock faces Ventura College in Fresno Invitational action Thursday, while Fullerton hosts Grossmont tonight before a Bakersfield tournament next weekend.
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Signups Open for Boys Club Wrestling League
Signups are under way for a Boys Club wrestling league for 4th to 8th graders who are club members. Deadline is December 12 and participants cannot join both wrestling and basketball. The $1.60 membership includes injury insurance and forms are at the club. Practices begin Tuesday and run through December 18, with league play from January 4 to February 13. Calls for coaches and details to Rev Drain Hamstad or Jerry Howard.
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Cavaliers Start Strong as Mets of Pro Basketball
Cleveland's NBA expansion Cavaliers, after a brutal 0-15 start and the league's worst first season record, are guided by coach Bill Fitch who likens them to the Mets of early 1960s. He longs for a superstar to lift the club, while fans and friends send humorous notes amid ongoing struggles.
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Irvine takes polo crown
UC Irvine defeated UCLA 7-6 in double overtime to capture the NCAA Water Polo Championship. Massimino scored the sudden death winner as Irvine finished 27-2. Philpot made four penalties, Becskehazy and Arth added two each for UCLA. Long Beach State beat San Jose for third. USC topped Stanford for the consolation title.
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Stanford Stars Lead 1970 UPI All West Coast Team
Stanford quarterback Jim Plunkett headlines the 1970 UPI All West Coast selections with six Cardinal players on offense and defense. Plunkett set Pac-8 records and led Stanford to an 8-3 season and Rose Bowl bid, while Bob Moore Steve Jubb John Sande Randy Vataha and Dave Tipton join on offense and defense. Other first team picks include Bob Newland and Bob Richards with several from Oregon California UCLA and Washington State.
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Tim Osterling
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Craig Hannerman
Sherm White
Dave Chaney
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Jim Lilly
Cal Jones
Kay Youngblood
Lionel Thomas
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Clarence Davis
Tom Graham
Ron Carver
Dennis Dummit
Bruins top Leafs as Westfall nets winner and Orr adds empty-net goal
Eddie Westfall score at 4:41 left in the third breaks a 2-2 tie and helps the Boston Bruins beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-2, extending an unbeaten streak to seven. Bob Orr adds an insurance goal as Boston maintains first in the East, while rivals Rangers win to stay close.
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Goalby scores a four stroke Heritage triumph at Harbour Town
Bob Goalby grabs a four stroke win at the Heritage golf classic in Hilton Head Island finishing 280 and earning $20,000. Lanny Wadkins places second at 284, two strokes ahead of Arnold Palmer Billy Maxwell and Bob Murphy as the field features tight Harbour Town conditions.
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Steve Melnyk
Bert Yanchey
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Jack Lewis
George Archer
Alouettes Welcome Home With Grey Cup Glory
Montreal Alouettes return as Grey Cup champions after beating the Calgary Stampeders 23-10 in Toronto. Mayor Jean Drapeau leads a loud welcome as players, band, and fans fill the airport terminal and parking lots in a joyous homecoming.
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Wooden’s poised to chase fifth straight NCAA title
Five returnees plus ten lettermen bolster USC like squad led by Wicks Bibby Rowe and Patterson. Wicks praised as best all around, Bibby as top shooter, Rowe noted for intimidation. Vallely graduation opens backcourt to Schofield or Betchley with Hill and Booker vying for minutes.
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Steve Patterson
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Kentucky squad to challenge UCLA with historic first black player
Kentucky features All-American Mike Casey returning from a year out after an auto accident along with guards Jim Dinwiddie and Terry Mills and experienced forwards Tom Parker Larry Steele and Randy Noll. Seven foot one inch Tom Payne joins as Kentucky's first black player and could start at center with sophomores Jim Andrews and Larry Stamper contributing and Mark Soderberg earning minutes. The article notes Adolph Rupp seeks one final NCAA title as UCLA remains a step ahead.
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Terry Mills
Tom Parker
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Randy Noll
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Jim Andrews
Larry Stamper
Mark Soderberg
Prospectus
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Young Payne
Casey
UCLA
Jacksonville Dolphins Seek Championship With Massive Lineup
Last season Jacksonville ranked second nationally with a 27 2 record. Four starters return Artis Gilmore Pem brook Burrows Vaughn Wedeking and Greg Nelson. Gilmore led the nation in rebounding and averaged 27 points per game. Added 7 1 transfer David Brent and 7 1 Harold Fox bolster a height heavy roster. New coach Tom Wasdin aims at a title with a ready made squad and motto More Fun in 71.
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Vaughn Wedeking
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Rex Morgan
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South Carolina Basketball Prospectus Under Frank McGuire
The article highlights key players John Roche Tom Riker Tom Owens and John Ribock as the core of a strong starting unit. It notes rising sophomores Kevin Joyce and Danny Traylor as promising additions and calls McGuire’s best SC team yet despite last year’s ACC tournament upset.
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Notre Dame Eager for Carr Led Season Irish Prospects
5 Notre Dame Irish returnees Nur Carr leads a strong squad with Sid Catlett Collis Jones and Jack Meehan also back. Regelean and Egart miss season due to injuries. Top sophs Don Silinski Bill Hinga and Bill Lucas labeled promising. Prospects hinge on Carr as scorer passer and rebounder.
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Pete Maravich
Sid Catlett
Collis Jones
Jack Meehan
Tom Sinnott
John Pleick
Don Gemmell
Jim Regelean
John Egart
Don Silinski
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Baylor Faces Tendon Operation Ending Hall of Fame Run
Los Angeles Lakers announce Elgin Baylor will undergo Achilles tendon surgery at Centinela Hospital in Inglewood. The 36-year-old star, eighth NBA all time scorer, is expected to be out two months in cast with 30 days more rehab, ending his season in March.
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