Fullerton Hornets Rout Long Beach City College in Rematch
Fullerton led by Bill Morris with 24 points, surged to an 80-63 win over Long Beach City College to even the series. Morris, Jeffries, and Beauchamp provided scoring support while Long Beach struggled to close the gap after a 6-0 start.
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Machen and Jones Predict Knockout Wins Tonight
Eddie Machen and Bing Jones, both warmups completed, forecast decisive knockouts in their 10 round match telecast on KARC 7 at 7 p m. Jones, the 75 to 1 underdog, aims to finish by round six or seven. Machen, boasting a 39 4 1 record, expects a hard fight but not a worst outcome.
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Loyola Wins Court Opener
Loyola opened its basketball season with an 87 to 58 victory over Occidental. The card highlights include strong rebounding and decisive scoring as Loyola took control early and never surrendered the lead.
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Milliken Ousted Downey Gains in CIF Water Polo
El Segundo eliminated Milliken from the CIF water polo championships with a 14 4 victory in a quarterfinal, while Downey attacked to defeat Oxnard 10 4 and advance to the semifinals at Wil Can nant Thineslow.
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Friday's Fights in Melbourne and Los Angeles
Fragments describe Melbourne and Los Angeles boxing events with names and partial details. The readable text mentions Jer Ricci and Alda Pravl among fighters, with times around 1340S and references to other locations and spectators, but specifics are unclear.
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Saints Ambushed as LA Prep Fives Open Season Fast
Millikan Paly and Jordan began basketball seasons strong on Friday night but St Anthony and Lakewood fell short. Jordan defeated Bellflower as top teams started the new campaign with decisive wins and early momentum.
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Venturi Captures So-Cal Open Crown With 71
San Francisco golfer Ken Venturi came from behind to shoot a one under par 71 for a 54 hole total of 209 and win the SoCal California Open at Indio. He started one stroke back of Alan Geiberger, hit a three on the 10th to take the lead, and earned first money of 1,000 as Geiberger double bogeyed the 14th.
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Downey High Wins CIF Cross Country Title
Downey High captures its first CIF cross country championship in the large schools division at ME San Antonio JC. St. Anthony’s John Nippolt finished 20th in the small school division as the lone Los Beach entrant among 69 runners.
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Milikan and La Habra Lead Week in Local High School Basketball
Across the district standings Milikan shows 5 percent, Warren 5 dollars, Pulo 8 percent while Garden Grove leads with 45 and Centennial 54. St Anthony 32, Jordan 4, Downey 32, Paramount 2, and Maviglc 3 appear among scattered scores. Distant notes list Gonedca 43, Palisades 47, Bulsa Grande 7, California 54, Alumni 40, Excelsine 32, Sunny Hills 43, La Wirada 26 and Lenox 4 as other entries with mixed results.
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College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
A fragmented college basketball roundup lists numerous games with scores and participating teams such as Utah State Oregon UCLA San Jose Riverside Cal State Sacramento Redlands Chapman University and a series of others. The page records results from the East to the West with several upsets and high totals across conferences and tournaments.
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Resigned? No, Says Angry Coach Fired Saints Coach Statement
San Francisco Saints coach Phil Woolpert, 46, says he did not resign after being dismissed from his post following 15 games in the American Basketball League. General manager Kevin O'Shea, a two time Notre Dame standout, assumes coaching duties while a replacement is sought.
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Purdute Prediction On Rose Bowl Pact Renewal
Purdue athletic director Guy Mackey predicted the Big Ten would renew its long term contract to provide the visiting team for the Rose Bowl. He said the conference would sign a new agreement with the Big Five Conference in Chicago. Mackey addressed Ohio State faculty resistance to a Rose Bowl bid and stated athletic administration should lie with the director of athletics once admission and academics are in order.
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Frantic Friday Sports Beat Highlights Mixed News
San Francisco 49er star Monte Stickles missed a plane after the wrong gate. Chicago outfielder Billy Williams earned rookie of the year honors. Darlene Hard fell to Margaret Smith in the West Australian women’s final. Stanford prepares for a U S Russian dual meet next July. Shrine Game backfields may include Roman Gabriel Eric Bavis and Bob Ferguson. Eagles Rock Athletic Club ships to Hall for the Aloha Bowl. Grey Cup day centers on Winnipeg vs Hamilton. San Jose tackle Jim Cadile wins a $1,000 bonus. Nebraska names William Dye athletic director, Hank Folberg coach. replacements at Indiana loom.
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Flying Wheels roll to 39th straight win in league opener
Eric Gerard scored 17 points and Bill Johnson added 14 as the Lane Beach Flying Wheels defeated Culver City 47 41 in the Pacific Coast Wheelchair League opener. The win marked the team’s 39th consecutive victory.
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Basketball Scoreboard Highlights From Friday Games
Western and Eastern division results dominate a chaotic scoreboard. Key showings include Rochester 119 over Detroit 16 and Los Angeles 138 to 17 in listed matchups. Toronto and Chicago appear in mixed listings with other city teams across leagues.
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