Long Beach Carver Bill Culpepper Heads for Northern California
Donnell Culpepper and his wife Florence prepare to move from 2728 Delta Ave to Los Molinos in mid January. Bill Culpepper crafts and sells miniature fish carvings from balsa wood, with pieces displayed at Pactile Sportfishing and the Long Beach Yacht Club. He plans to continue carving after retirement from a back injury, selling pieces before departure and recalling a life of salmon and steelhead fishing on the Sacramento River.
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Sacramento
Stanford Dinner Tickets On Sale For Welcoma Long Beach
Tickets for Sundays Welcoma o Long Beach dinner at Mochelle's Convention Center for the Rose Bowl bound Stanford football team are still available. Priced at $9 per person, tickets can be acquired via Ken Carlson at Wells Fargo Bank 47 E See St or from the Chamber of Commerce 121 Linden Ave. Proceeds fund dinner and a gift for Pacific championship team members. In attendance will be coach John Ralston and the entire team and staff seated with the public at individual tables. Reception at 6:90, dinner at 7.
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Chamber of Commerce
Linden Ave
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Eastern invaders at Santa Anita open day feature
A busy opening program at Santa Anita Tuesday highlights two Eastern invaders in the Palos Verdes Handicap. Brazen Brother from New York carries 122 pounds with Marshua's Dancer at 12. King of Cricket leads a strong Western entry in the 30,000 added six furlongs. Other likely runners include Star Tow, Fast Fellow, Autobio, Buzkashi, Lucky Slep, and Reb's Polly. First post 1:42 p.m. at Santa Anita Park near Colton Blvd and Huntington Drive.
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Saratoga
Marshua
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Dancer Will Tote
Jim Dandy
King of Cricket
Bay Meadows
Tate
Howard Grant
Ktar Tov
Fast Fellow
Autobiography
Buzkashi
Lucky Slep
Reb
Pol Igy
Sante Anity
Satta Ajita Park
Coloredo Blvd
Munlington Rive
Galt Ocenrat Infemn
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Gort
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bin Shoemaker
Owerd Grant
SW Lance Leads NCAA Scoring Race
New York AP reports Southwestern Louisiana star Dwight Lamar tops the major college scoring pace with 4.8 points per game after five games. He has 70 field goals and 3 free throws, one tenth of a point ahead of Pepperdine’s Bil Averitt who scored 40 goals and 24 free throws in three games.
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Southwestern Louisiana
Dwight Lamar
Lamar
Pepperdine
Bil Averitt
Bobby Jones Greatest Yet Or Not A Golf Icon Recalled
The article recalls Bobby Jones as a near-mythic figure in golf history. It notes his Grand Slam year, multiple U S and British titles, and his early retirement at 28. Contemporaries like Ben Hogan Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus offer praise while weighing Jones against later era pros.
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U.S
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Arnold Palmer
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Mineneapolis
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Los Angeles
Nicklaus
Lee Trevian
Francis Ouimet
England
Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
United States
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Charles
Chick’’ Evans
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Levy named USC assistant athletic director by McKay
Dave Levy, a 39 year old USC football coach for 12 years, is appointed assistant athletic director by John McKay. He will keep his football duties. The move follows two other McKay appointments creating a trio of new A D positions amid recent retirements and staff shifts.
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Virgil Lubberden
Ray George
Forest Poogood
UCLA
Long Beach Poly High
Carrasco Plans Feb 1 Arrival for Ramos Title Bout
Spain's Pedro Carrasco says he will arrive February 1 to begin local training for his February 18 world lightweight title fight with Mando Ramos at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. Ramos is the No. 1 contender, Carrasco No. 2, with opening odds listing Ramos as the 2-1 favorite.
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Mando Ramos
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Iselin's Capacts: Norm's Landing and Roser Treks
Fragmentary clipping reports a local landing by notable figures Norm and Roser amid unclear charges or events. The garbled text mentions Cavaht Ted Cok and God, with references to lending and a long journey. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Donahue Leads 1971 All-America Auto Racing Team
The 450 member AA R W B A poll selected 10 drivers for the 1971 All-America team across oval road drag and at large categories. Top California representation, Dan Gurney and Revson highlighted a season with high prize money and record speeds. Donohue won Driver of the Year with 152 points from Trans-Am and USAC wins while multiple drivers from California joined the elite lineup.
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American Automobile Racing Writers and Broadcasters Assn
California
Mark Danthut
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Calif
Doc Leonard
San Jose
Ontario Motor Speedway
USAC
Raclay
Bobby Unser
Ban Gurnay
Chark Ganehue
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Hay
Wall
Riverside Interna Monal Raceway
Arjy Granaratt
SYP Corporation
Niel Allen
Heys Zealand
Tomes
Rodale
Dan Peabody
la Habre
Atk
Ed Hudson
CRA
Notable motorsport stars dominate 1960s era racing trophies
The piece profiles leading drivers across NHRA Pro Stock and NASCAR Grand National ranks. It highlights Ronnie won six of eight eliminators, Donohue’s era in Pro Stock records, Petty’s third NASCAR crown and $289,145 season, Garlits’ rear engine milestone, Follmer’s nine events with three Trans Am wins, and Ray Elder’s Western Grand National stock title after a Riveria race season.
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Richard Petty
Randleman
Parnelli Fones
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la Paz
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Don Garlits
Leffner
Fla
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Ray Elder
Caruthers
Calif
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Riverside International Raceway
Rolls Royce Owners Club Holds Queen Mary Awards Banquet
The Southern California region RR0C met on the Queen Mary for their annual awards banquet. Attendees included vintage Rolls and Bentleys with car values ranging from about 3500 to over 821000. notable cars included a 1953 Silver Wraith and a 1936 model praised by Dr Amberly of Long Beach.
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Rexford Parker
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Allan Tweddle
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Rolls
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TR. Amberly
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