Quiet period begins in Pacific-8 recruiting season with Layton bid
The Pacific-8 enters its recruiting quiet period for sports other than football as UCLA hosts Phoenix JC guard Dennis Moe Layton after a weekend visit. Layton, from Central High Newark, was tied to USC and UCLA during junior college years, with prospect Dana Lewis later at Oral Roberts and Tulsa. Other notes cover Stanford and Oakland signings, Cal State Long Beach visitors, and UCLA quarterback battles amid a flurry of spring practice chatter.
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Moe) Layton
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George Trapp
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Bruce Clark
L.A. Jefferson
Larry Nollyfield
Compton
Dave MecLucas
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Chris Marlowe
Palisades High
Rex Hughes
Chuck Terry
Tom Motley
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Lew Alcindor
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Jeff Roop
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Jeff Riggen
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Willie Norwood
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Irby Augustine
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McCoveys 2 Homers Tie NL April Record
McCovey hit two three run homers in both ends of a doubleheader as the Giants beat the Astros 8-5 and 4-3, tying NL April mark with eight homers this season and moving to a first place tie with the Dodgers. Teammate Jack Hiatt added a three run shot. The Padres swept Cincinnati 10-9 after Ed Spiezio scored on a grounder in the 18th. Montreal beat Pittsburgh 4-2 with Rusty Staub and Coco Laboy homers. Deron Johnson set up Philadelphia 1-0 win over St Louis. Cubs and Mets split a doubleheader, Chicago winning 8-6 the first game and losing 5-0 in the nightcap.
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Tim McCarver
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Giants
Houston Astros
Dodgers
Jack Hiath
Astros
Ed Spiezio
Tony Gonzalez
San Diego
Gonzalez
Lee May
Gary Ross
Nate Colbert
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Rusty Staub
Coco Laboy
Cubs
Mets
Chicago
Jay Johnstone
Muns
Robby Knoop
Rick Reichardt
RBI
Angels
Wally Bunker
Oriole
Johnstone
Knoop
Messersmith
Murphy
Robinson Rips Yanks Twice as Orioles Sweep
Frank Robinson drove in eight runs with two homers and four singles as the Baltimore Orioles swept the New York Yankees 6-0 and 10-6. The wins solidified Baltimore's lead in the Eastern Division while Detroit beat Boston and Minnesota moved atop the AL West with Rod Carew's homer. Dick McAuliffe homered for Detroit, and Sal Bando drove in seven for Oakland in a 13-5 win over Seattle.
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Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Orioles
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Minnesota
Rod Carew
Chicago
Sal Bando
Oakland
Seattle
Robinson
Mike Cuellar
New York
New Yorke
Tom Phoebus
Bobby Murcer
Roy White
Joe Pepitone
Dick McAuliffe
Ron Woods
Denny McLain
Frank Bertaina
Ianning
Dave Baldwin
Dennis Higgins
Ena
Bando
Lane Pilots
Fishin Facts and Local Sports Flurry Across Harbors and Ballparks
A bustling collage of fishing counts from many boats shows dozens of anglers reporting barracuda, bass, halibut, and mackerel catches across Belmont, Aberdeen, and nearby landing sites. Separate notes cover baseball briefings, player movements, and upcoming matchups with Midwest teams.
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Baray
Horm
Belmont Plac
Barracuda
Serracuda
Boss
New Mexico Wins Western Junior Ski Championship Team Title
New Mexico edged favored California by a tenth of a second to win the boys team title on Mt. Rose near Reno. Oregon took third in 404.2 seconds, Wyoming fourth in 4054, and Washington fifth in 523.9 seconds.
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Reno
Nev
California
Mt. Rose
Oregon
Wyoming
Washington
East Germany Wins World Volleyball Championship
East Germany defeated the United States 15-10 12-15 15-8 15-10 to claim the title in Montevideo Uruguay. Czechoslovakia finished second after a fourth set win over Russia in the consolation for third place.
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East Germany
Montevideo
Uruguay
Czechoslovakia
Russia
U.S
Hockenhuil Wins 6-5 Favorite In Olympic Main Event
Kenya’s Kenyatta Hockenhuil, a 6-5 prediction over Wayne Kindred of Pasadena, headlines a Thursday 10-round main event at the Olympic Auditorium. Hockenhuil enters pro debut after a 25-0 amateur run in Kenya, while Kindred carries a -4 betting line.
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Kenyatta Hockenhuil
Kenya
Wayne Kindred
Pasadena
Olympic Auditorium
Hockenhuil
Kindred
Fourth Board of Education Baseball Clinic Tonight
The fourth Board of Education baseball clinic will be held at Marshall Junior High from 7 30 to 9 30 under Long Beach City College coach Jos Hicks. Batting and outfield play will be discussed for interested coaches of little league teams.
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Board of Education
Marshall Jr. High
Long Beach City College
Jos Hicks
Angels Turn Messersmith Loose For Relief Work
Angels beat Kansas City 6 2 as Andy Messersmith returns to form in three relief innings after a poor start. Tom Murphy pitched six strong, Marv Grissom notes late spring soreness but backs Messersmith’s return to starting rotation. Rigney aims to balance schedule with off days.
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Bill Rigney
Messersmith
University of California
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Anaheim
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M&m
Smith Wins Singles at Dallas Invitational Tennis
Stan Smith of Los Angeles defeated Tomas Koch of Brazil 6 3 1 4 to win the Dallas Invitational singles title on Sunday.
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Tex
Stan Smith
Los Angeles
Tomas Koch
Brazil
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