Hancock College Bulldogs Begin Season With Freshman Focus
Allan Hancock College coach Barney Eames enters his second year facing a young squad on offense and a bolstered defense. Key players include John Johansen and Dave Hall starting at linebacker and end, while Steve Sharp leads the line. Hancock opens Sept 19 at Santa Barbara CC with a schedule through November and home games at Boyd Field Santa Maria High. Lakers Acquire Fred Hetzel On Waivers From Philadelphia | No.
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Lions rout Eagles as Landry leads 31-7 in exhibition
Detroit quarterback Greg Landry returned to contention with two long touchdown passes and a 33 yard rushing score as the Lions rolled to a 31-7 win over Philadelphia. Landry sparked the offense early with a 29 yard pass to Charlie Sanders and a 62 yard strike to Chuck Hughes. The game featured bench-clearing fights and a defensive standout performance by Lem Barney who intercepted a Mira pass. Bill Munson did not play. Lions coach Joe Schmidt remained undecided on next week's starter.
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Bill Munson
Joe Schmidt
Frigate replica drags anchor near Intrepid Valiant
A 500 ton HMS Rose replica dragged its anchor in 30 knot wind near the Intrepid and Valiant in Newport Harbor. The Coast Guard towed Rose back to its mooring after snagging on the bottom, while the two yachts avoided damage and prepared for America's Cup races.
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New York
Villagettes Headed to Ponytail Softball Tourney
Dutty's Villagettes left today for Bell Gardens to compete in the Southern-California Municipal Athletic Federation Ponytail tournament for girls in grades seven to nine. The event runs today through Friday as supporters may mail travel donations to team manager Jean Gibbons at 282 Vega St.
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Coast Grid Briefs Reach Week Two in Varying Form
Stanford drills show Eddie Barnes and Charles McCloud contending for starting roles with Steve Horowitz shining from 50 yards. Isaac Curtis sidelined briefly with leg issues. Dave Penhall and Stan Murphy stand out in drills. Oregon State defense improves with Gary Barton back. Len Boston drills exact from distance. Oregon's four players out with flu and injuries. Tom Graham returns. Washington focuses on passing with Sonny Sixkiller connecting on long throws. USC quarterbacks Jones and Rae show strong form before 45 writers. Slough limited by knee. UCLA holds 30 minute scrimmage. Dummit struggles as Bruin defense dominates.
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Steve Horowitz
Rams Release Four As Roster Drops To Six
Long Beach reports Los Angeles Rams release four players to reduce roster to six. Frank Richter a four year veteran linebacker from Georgia and Leon Moore a rookie cornerback from Tennessee State plus Ron Svarc a rookie place kicker from UC Riverside are cut. Don Martin a rookie place kicker from Washington was released after being activated from the injured list. Willie Ellison, running back, pulled a hamstring and is unlikely to play against Houston.
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Mets thrash Cardinals as bullpen woes persist
Donn Clendenon and Art Shamsky drove in two runs each and Cleon Jones added two insurance RBIs as the Mets beat the St. Louis Cardinals 11-5. Tug McGraw and Ron Taylor limited late rallying Cards after Koosman left, while GM Schetting added Ron Herbel to bolster relief pitching.
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McLain criticized after water dousing incident
Denny McLain clashes with management and writers after pouring water over colleagues and a public move by Jim Campbell suspends him. Watson Spoelstra defends him while McLain blames leadership for Tigers’ struggles and lashes out at Campbell.
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Yanks Sweep West Germany in Davis Cup Challenge
Arthur Ashe, limping with a left heel, beat Christian Kuhnke in a marathon 5 A American sweep of the Davis Cup challenge against West Germany at Harold T. Clark Stadium. Ashe overcame fatigue to win 6-8 10-12 9-7 13-11 6-4 after a three hour-19 minute duel.
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Shojinaga's Bat Powers Pizza Palace Wins
Pizza Palace rolled two easy slo pitch victories. Phillips 66 defeated Employees 5 to 1, Pizza tripped Boys Club 14 to 4 and Tom's Toys 9 to 1. Bill Rauch pitched both wins allowing three and six hits. Glen Shojinaga led the hitters and slugged a strong showing in the pair.
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Pizza Tripped Boys Club
Tom’s Toys
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Bass to coach Barstow at junior college
Dick Bass former Rams star joins Barstow College athletic staff as an offensive backfield coach Ed Sowash is Barstow athletic director and football coach Also notes touring hitters in unrelated baseball game and Cabrillo girls cross country tryouts starting tomorrow at 2 30 p m at the high school track for ages 8 and up with a tentative season start Sept 19 and Maury Sipes runners eyeing Ventura Reedley and Hancock invitationals Call 3 1309 for details
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