Simpson saga fuels NFL antitrust debate and coach chatter
Buffalo coach Johany Rauch and owner Ralph Wilson clash with OJ Simpson's prospects, arguing his value for pro football amid antitrust actions and potential bargain talks with Simpson's agent. The piece also notes Cal State Long Beach and USC football and basketball moves, plus other Valley and coast sports notes.
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Buffalo
Johany Rauch
Ralph C. Wilson
Simpson
Rauch
O.J
Costete
Bills
Wilson
Chuck Barnes
Pete Rozelle
Pete
John Brodie
Donny Anderson
Miller wins ABYC regatta Finn class trophy
Fred Miller Jr. captured the Olympic Class perpetual trophy at Alamitos Bay Yacht Club’s annual regatta claiming the Finn class title as fog and a late race cancellation influenced the final results. Notables include En Passant and Greytound boats and other local sailors.
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Fred Miller Jr
Alamitos Bay Yacht Club
Hawks Sweep Kings for First Place in Doubleheader
The Long Beach Nite Hawks swept the Oxnard Kings 5-0 and 2-1 in Western Softball Congress action at Park Ave Field. John Rodrigues hit a three run homer in the opener, and Milt Stark added a two run shot in the seventh of the second game. The double victory puts the Hawks at 6-1 and in first place. Anaheim Stars edged Hawthorne Hustlers 2-1 at Pearson Park to sit second with a 5-3 mark tied with Oxnard.
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Long’ Beach
Nitehawks
Oxnard Kings
Western Softball Congress
Park Ave, Field
John Rodrigues
Milt Stark
Hawks
K. G. Fincher
Anaheim Stars
Hawthorne Hustlers
Pearson Park
Anaheim
Oxnard
Inboard and Hydroplane Race Results Across Divisions
The report lists multiple boats and skippers with speeds and placements, spanning hydroplane and circle races. Entries include Frigate, Rambunstious, Suprsiacks, Skosht Timer, Crackerboxs, and Avenger series among others, with crews from Carlsbad to Beverly Hills and situational notes on performance and divisions.
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BA Mart
Ab Ley Catine Schulle
Railing Wits
Little Steve
Mason Muirhead
Dewey
Wicked Wood
Dan Selleck
San Patra
Flusner
Wall Banten
West Covina
Charles Hamell
Los Braces
tEd
James O'Leary
Beach
Funabaut
Sturler
Dale Edsbeene
Frigate
Chuck Eaton
Carlsbad
Rambunstious
Andre Enerson
Clemente
Gor
Careher
Des Melton
San Bruns
Sueprsiacks
Payénedelic
Clem
Mer Cutlah
Torrance
Is Quick O ‘Thompson
Marina del Rey
Mr. Sweeper
Dick Powell
Manhattan Beach
Skosht
J Secrist
Alhambra
California
Allan Cord
Concord
Howard Smith
Seal Beach
Art Field
Los An ‘Aries
Wayne Thompson
Northridge
Bill Hollingsworth
Baverly’ Hills
Galati
Visalia
SLR
Temple City
Rea Armstrong
Lakewood
Avenger
Randy Koch
San Tega
Avenger & Preyer
Deer Cane
Hollingsworth
Cannon Wins Surprise At Riverside Continental Great Prix
Isha Cannon, 32, Pasadena, won the inaugural Continental Great Prix at Riverside International Raceway in a 45-lap Formula A race averaging 112.998 mph, over 12,200 spectators. Lothar Metschenbacher finished second in a McLaren Chevy, with Tony Adamowicz third in an Eagle Chevy. Cannon earned $5,300, Metschenbacher $2,700. The event marked a rain-drenched debut and set up a Monterey leg May 3-4.
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Riverside
Isha Cannon
Lapua Seca
Riverside International Raceway
Pasadena
Lothar Metschenbacher
Beverly Hills
McLaren
Cannon
Tony Adamowicz
Wilton, Conn
Eagle
Metashenebacher
Monterey
Cards Jolted Again Cubs Streak Halted
The St Louis Cardinals lost their seventh straight at home as the New York Mets exploded for a 11 3 victory. Kevins Collins started a five run Mets rally with a two run homer and Jerry Grote drove in three with a bases loaded double. Lee May added a three run homer as Don Drysdale’s teammate Jim Maloney held Cincinnati to seven hits in a 7 1 win over Atlanta. Rick Joseph had three RBIs for Philadelphia in a 7 1 win over Pittsburgh while Bob Bolin and Frank Linzy preserved San Francisco’s 3 2 win over San Diego. Donn Clendenon hit a three run homer as Montreal defeated Chicago 4 2 in the nightcap of a doubleheader, snapping the Cubs’ seven game streak. Gerry Moses belted a grand slam in Chicago’s opener, and Ken Harrelson retired. Washington beat Baltimore 5 2 in the nightcap to split the doubleheader.
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Notre Dame
Trish
Ara Parseghian
USC
Pasadena
Cal State
Student Union
Pauley Pavilion
Cal State Long Beach
Anaheim
Clare van Voorbeke
Van
Lew al
J Cinder
Arizona
California
Wildcats
Leon Hooten
Long Beach Jordan
City College
Walt Frederick
Dave Heikes
John Pagliano
Frank Sax
Richard Steiner
Rick Vasquez
Pagliano
Steiner
Avery Clack
San Diego Morse
Gail Clark
Jesse Williams
Bellefontaine
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Kevins Collins
Jerry Grote
New York
Collins
Lee May
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Maloney
Braves
Jess
Rick Joseph
Jed Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Rick Wise
Barry Lersch
Bob Bolin
San Francisco
San Diego
Bolin
Frank Linzy
Giant
Padres
Donn Clendenon
Montreal
Chicago
Cubs
Ferguson Jenkins
Gerry Moses
Bestor
Cleveland
Ken Harrelson
Indians
Frank Bertaina
Bob Humphreys
Baltimore
Washington
Orioles
Mark Belanger
Bill Burbach
Detroit
Tigers
Norm Cash
Angels Fall Behind Early In 12-1 Loss To Twins
MINNEAPOLIS The Angels see their spring optimism fade as a 12-1 defeat to the Minnesota Twins drops them to the West basement. Aurelio Rodriguez and four others collected two hits apiece for Minnesota while Angels pitchers struggled as Messersmith, Wright, Ortega, Borbon, and Fisher failed to retire a batter.
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The
Angels
White Sox
Twins
A's
Angel Hala
Seattle
Kansas City
Minnesota Twins
Westen
Kaycee
ANGEL
Aurelio Rodriguez
Rig
Messersmith
Clyde Wright
Phil Ortega
Pedro Borbon
Eddie Fisher
Rod Carew
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John Rauch
Long Beach
Jerry Tarkanian
Pasadena City
George Trapp
Ucla
Jerry
Trapp
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Monrovia High
Tony Stillson
Pacers
National Basketball Assn
Bootin
Ben Agajinian
Long Beach Touchdown Club
Golden Sails
Oakland
Alex Hannum
Oaks
Alex
Ken Davidson
Lewis Bracker
Los Angeles
San Francisco 49Er
Jack White
Stanford
Gene Washington
Redwood City
49Ers
Charles Lloyd
White
Gene
Dick Nolan
Occidental
Gene Moore
Moore
Wooden
John
Chamberlain
Miller
En Passant
Raber Andros
Greytound
Burk Swayer
Tom
Pichard
Luttmeister
Fred Fatters
Suber
Henry Sprague
Ruby Turaway
Pur Rorlichery
Poole
Madison
Wis
Bob Poole
Westminster
Cal
American Bowling Congress
Oinnital
Boston
Bob Woolf
Art Wirenhote
Kings
Chuck Medick
Sarno
Rodri+guez
Kierange
Hawthorne
Oxnar
Fincher
Newman and Kiner
L.A. Soccer
Hollywood Stars
Scandia
Montebello Armenians
Setrissa
Cog Anceles
Gurney Eagle
By Allen Wolfe
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Adamowicz
Metschenbecher
Motschenbacher
Indianapolis
Molschenbacher
Jerry Hansen
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Fesadene
Calit
Eagle Chevrole
Colmer
Taalschenbacker
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McKinnon Chevy
StSony Aramnowica
Wilhens
Jerry Hanset
George Winterstaen
Villanova
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Poin Lovely
Lotus
Cosworth
George Eaton
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Ont
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Bud Mariny
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Cole
Wala Chevy
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Monier
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Muns
Innes
Voss Frege
Wright
Agalilio
Ital
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Ono
ARS Adriguer
Roseborg
Bree Ee Boewein
Olive
Rerbbso Sbeseedhytt
Erin Grier
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