Chicago Bulls expansion draft shapes up tense for Lakers
In Philadelphia the NBA expansion draft looms for Lakers, Celtics, and Bullets as 18 players will be drawn from the pool. Chicago led by Dick Klein eyes veterans like Guerin and Goodrich, while King and Hoover spark possible Lakers moves. Chicago’s top college pick Carrie Russell is blocked, and Klein bets on a long-term rebuild amid historic franchise struggles.
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Cody Joins Bears Coaching Staff Shakeup
Chicago Bears owner coach George Holas announced Ed Cody as part of a shifting backfield staff in a broader reshuffle as the team looks to adjust its offense.
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Willsey Signs New Bear Pact
Ray Willsey, in his first season with the California Bears, agreed to a three year contract extension, ending speculation he might leave for a professional team and solidifying his role with the program.
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Baeze Baulio Biaexze Nets Three Wins at Hialeah Park
Associated Press reports Baulio Biaexze extended his winning streak at Hialeah Park on Monday by riding three victors, reaching 47 wins over the 19 day meeting.
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Unheralded Mountaineers Topple Duke in Comeback Win
West Virginia under first year coach Bucky Waters erased a 19 point second half deficit to defeat second ranked Duke 94-90 in Charleston. John Lesser scored 18 of his 23 after intermission, lifting the Mountaineers to their eighth win in a row and snapping Duke's 13 game streak. Duke's Rob Verga and Mike Lewis both had 25, but fouled out late as Kentucky and Florida also posted wins.
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Kialos First Across Line at Acapulco
Kialoa II led the San Diego ACapco sailing race crossing the finish line in 8 days 0 hours 8 minutes 6 seconds as Jin Kilroy skippered Newport Harbor Yacht Club to the best craft over the line in a 25-boat fleet. Officials noted two boats remained unseen miles away with winds failing and delays expected.
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Submariners Islanders Post Tourney Wins
Submariners and Islanders won their opening round games in the Tay Naval District Basketball Tournament Monday night. Submariners upset Pt. Mugu Naval, Air Station 4-42 in double overtime. Ft. Mugu was Northern Division 1 winner. Long Beach Naval Station beat Early Warning Squadron 65-81 in the other opening game.
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College Scores Amid Chaotic OCR Readout
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Star Athletes Transfer to UCLA and USC Rosters
UCLA and USC announced new enrollments from top Californian and European athletes across track and field, baseball, and tennis. Earl McCulloch, Oscar Brown, Bob Lutz, Harold Busby, Steve Marcus join USC or UCLA along with European stars Dirk Von Martitz and Egil Sundby, while Bob Hale and Bob Schellenberg move between schools.
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Comeback wins highlight Palmer era in California events
The article outlines dramatic rallies including Siders from six behind to win, Venturi closing with 66 to claim, and Palmer reaching a career milestone with his 44th PGA victory in Los Angeles. It notes earnings, veterans’ tenure, and a first‑time winner Massengale amid a low-clarity Palmer year context.
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Beach Run field may set records despite possible rain
The 8th annual Beach Run draws a strong field likely to break records, though rain could upend conditions. Past winners and favorites include Wayne Van Deilen and Daryl Taylor, with former Olympians Max Truex and Roi Larrieu among contenders. fans can guess outcomes for a prize at the Apple Valley Steak House.
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WHL Standings and Braves at Vancouver Schedule
Brief update shows WHL standings and a scheduled game between the Braves and Vancouver Dry Yard. Details on dates or venues are not fully readable, but the items indicate a listed path for a hockey or related league matchup involving Braves and Vancouver.
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Blades and Canucks set for WHL clash at Forum
Vancouver’s Howie Young faces a likely quiet night after a 260 dollar fine and six game suspension for a cut on Bob McCusker in a Jan. 29 clash. The Blades, riding a win streak, aim to extend dominance over Vancouver and build on their recent victories and tight losses.
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Team Title Match Headlines Municipal Auditorium Show
A tag team title clash headlines the Municipal Auditorium program with titleholders Gorilla, Monsoon and Mongol challenged by Albert, Arres and Jack Lanza. Ercig Ladd, the San Dugg Chargers giant lineman with a beard controversy, faces bearded Luke Graham. First bout at 8 o clock.
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Panthers Face Paly Tonight in Big League Showdown
Long Beach's Paly and St Anthony clash with Loyola and Jordan as the Catholic and Moore leagues resume. St Anthony seeks an upset at Loyola while Paly aims to extend a long winning streak against Jordan at Long Beach City College. Notable scorers include Chuck Moore and Treaties for Poly and Terry Smith for Jordan.
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Otto Names Starry as Redskins Assistant Coach
Washington Redskins head coach Ort Grahar named his first assistant Monday Michael Starry, athletic director and head coach at Waynesburg University in Waynesburg Pennsylvania. Starry becomes the first addition to Grahar's coaching staff after taking over the team.
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