Crosby Pro-Am faces gas, weather woes at Pebble Beach
The Bing Crosby National Pro-Am opened amid worries over gasoline shortages and rain. Larry Crosby said advance ticket sales were down about 10 percent, while local officials assured spectators of available fuel. Hotels and stations reported varying impacts, with many venues near capacity and weather forecast to influence attendance.
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College basketball scores from Pacific Coast to Midwest
Bulletin of scattered game results across multiple conferences and campuses. Notable tallies include Colorado 70 over Lit Bantist 56, UC Davis 52 over San Diego 48, Kentucky 74 over Florida 55, Arizona State 72 over Arizona 74, Long Island University 91 over Hofstra 6, Creighton 19 over Cleveland State 97, and Drexel 70 over New Mexico 24.
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Williams Lacan Peay Leads Scorers in unclear match
Unclear OCR text lists names like H Jaenas Williams Lacan Peay and Norman Dexter memory references. The fragment mentions scorers, players, and possible teams but no coherent event, date, or outcome.
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Virdon Named Yankee Manager Amid Williams Uncertainty
In New York Bill Virdon was named Yankees manager on a one year deal, while the club juggles the ongoing Williams Finley contract dispute. Steinbrenner and Paul offered vague replies about Williams’ status, leaving Virdon’s tenure tied to Williams’ contract resolution and availability for opening day. Williams plans legal action against Finley, and Finley dismissed the Yankees’ move as irrelevant to Oakland.
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Simpson Voted NFL Offensive Player of the Year
The Associated Press poll named Buffalo star OJ Simpson the NFL offensive player of the year for the season. The award highlights his standout rushing and scoring for the Bills as reporters noted his impact across the league.
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Cowens Leads West All Star Starters In Seattle
Milwaukee center Bob Cowens tops NBA All Star voting with 16 993 points to lead the West selection in Seattle. Kareem Abdul Jabbar 16 583, Nate Archibald 14 208, Chet Walker 13 540, Geoff Petrie 10 188, and Gail Goodrich 4 612 round out the starters. Jerry West, unable to play due to injury, is replaced by Charlie Scott.
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Vikings surge in junior college basketball rankings
Long Beach City College jumps from 14th to 11th, Ed DeLacy’s Santa Barbara holds No. 1, Compton climbs from 13th to second while Marin stays at the bottom. The update lists teams across the region with scattered scores and placements, reflecting a crowded JC standings.
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Fresno State Tops Colorado in Nonconference Win
Fresno State bulldogs beat Colorado 80 to 70 as Charles Bailey scores 22 points early and Ray Jones adds 15 and Pat OLeary 12 for the winners. Bailey is a Nashville North Carolina senior averaging 26 points per game.
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Veteran NYT sports writer Arthur Daley dies at 69
Funeral services set for St Patrick's Cathedral for Arthur Daley of the New York Times, a rare Pulitzer winner who wrote Sports of the Times since 1942 and favored baseball. He collapsed from a heart attack in midtown, on his way to work.
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Millikan and Excelsior clash in 73 47 non league win
Millikan High opened with a 17 5 first quarter run en route to a 73 47 victory over Excelsior in non league basketball. Jeff Mellagh led Millikan with 12 points and 11 rebounds while Dennis June added six of seven shooting from the field.
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Kareem's 38 points spark Bucks victory over Kings
Milwaukee built and lost a 16 point lead then surged in the fourth to beat Kansas City Omaha 120 to 103. Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 38 for the Bucks, with Jon McGlocklin adding 29 and Lucius Allen 23. Nate Williams led KC Omaha with 36, Archibald 25.
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Lancer Night Home Opener vs Saint Anthony Highlighted By Wulfemeyer Scoring
Lakewood High hosts St. Anthony at 7 30 PM as the Lancers chase a sixth win in 11 games. Star Mark Wulfemeyer nears CIF Southern Section career scoring mark on Saturday TV showcase against Troy. Lakewood also faces a busy Friday slate with North Torrance Wilson Millikan Warren Jordan de Mar and more.
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WHA East Triumphs In Fast Start All-Star Showdown
Andre Lacroix and Gerry Pinder sparked a five-goal first period as WHA East defeated WHA West 4 0 in St Paul. Lacroix fed Pinder for the fourth goal at 18 38 of the first, then Lacroix scored 34 seconds later. Mike Walton of Minnesota led West with three goals while Lacroix added another, Pleant had two for the East, and Pinder assisted on multiple scores.
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Navy Basketball Special Services Monday Tournament at Lane Beach
Navy team at U S Coast Guard base won two straight games, advancing to elimination play. Officials noted strong defense and rebounding as key factors in the initial victories at the event hosted by Lane Beach Naval Stations on Aurion Island.
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Flyers Rally Past Rangers on Schultz Hat Trick
Schultz scored for Philadelphia in a 4 2 victory over the New York Rangers, marking the last Flyers win over the Rangers since March 26, 1921. Schultz, the NHL’s most penalized player with 186 minutes, did not draw penalties the entire game.
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Pro bowling WIGAS Open results and entrants at Alameda
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Lakewood basketball results for the week
Lakewood basketball scores show Bives 18 and Bombers 25 with KP-Calion at 49 and Independents 43. HE King 014 and Douglas Jets 6 with Nd 1B Brethres 5. WP Connolly 019 and Tennia results noted. Casals 3 Frink and Kemer details unclear.
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