Lakers bid to land UCLA star Walton
Lakers general manager Pete Newell said UCLA's Bill Walton is a prime target and the club will explore all options to acquire him. He noted Walton's independence and suggested a trade or post-draft deal could be possible, with teams including Golden State Portland Seattle and San Diego also in the mix. The Lakers sit atop the Pacific Division with a 23-18 record as they pursue Walton.
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Elinore Smith
Golden State
Walton
L A Sports Club Meets Wednesday in Long Beach
Promoter Al Franken of the Sunkist Invitational Indoor track meet at the L A Sports Arena will speak at the first International City Sports Club meeting. Weekly luncheons with coaches, athletes, media, and fans begin at noon at Hoe Flys Restaurant Belmont Shore.
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International City Sports Club
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Long Beach State Athletics
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Raw Altice
College basketball scores clash across wide slate
A crowded results page lists numerous games with UW Washington, UC Davis, Rice, UCLA, and several others posting varied scores. Notable lineups include USC 30, Washington 74. California 84, Portland 31. Georgia Tech 71, Cincinnati 12. Michigan 81, South Florida 74. LSU 68, Vanderbilt 75. Kentucky 60, Louisiana ? amid a broad mix of results and stray OCR glitches.
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Whitman
California
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Francisca
Uc-Davie
Portland
Gregan Tech
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Auburn
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College basketball highlights from the Southeastern Conference
The report covers multiple games with several players reaching scoring highs. Ferersak and Fosnes combined for 49 points as Vandaratins beat Mississipi State, Providence upends Villanova with Barces and Barnes leading rebounds and points, Purdue rallies past Illinois, Kentucky nets big second half defense, and other regional results with noted players and coaches.
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MTD Wislory
SMU Given Probation for Cash Bonuses to Players
San Francisco report says the Southwest Conference imposed one year probation on SMU for cash bonuses of 5 to 25 dollars paid to football team specialty units for big plays. The action followed Dr. Paul Hardin cutting Dave Smith as athletics director and shortening the head coach contract. It also cited staff aiding players in selling football tickets back to the department.
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Browns name Forest Gregg new offensive line coach
Cleveland Browns pick Forest Gregg a former eight time All Pro offensive tackle from Green Bay Packers as the new offensive line coach. Gregg replaces prior line coach and joins head coach lineup aiming to improve line protection and run blocking for the team.
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Sharman to join Lakers for road trip return
The Lakers start their longest road trip of the season with Bill Sharman returning after seven games out for his ill wife. Happy Hairston and Connie Hawkins miss All Star selection while Elmore Smith's status is debated.
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Larry Gosello
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Spencer Haywond
Seattle
Dave Bing
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Chicago
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Rudy Tomijanovich
Houston
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Rod Lanier
Geoff Petrie
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Charlie Scott
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Low Hudson
Atlanta
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Cpital
Dave Cowens
Bob McAdon
Buffalo
Pete Maravich
Walt Frazier
Jo Jo White
Nets Add Guard Rinaldi and Neuwniada in Trade
In a flurry of moves the NETS release guard Rich Rinaldi and swap guard dohiny Neuwniada to the Viat for rookie forward Ron Robinson. Also involved are Base Man Mike Jackson and Noleran guard Glen Combs in the deal.
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Noleran
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Utah Stars Rally Past Denver Rockets 108 to Win
Salt Lake City ABA highlights report Utah stars spark charge to a 108 point victory over the Denver Rockets. Jones drilling baskets powered the win eclipsing a previous single game record. Willie Wise 22 Boone 21 and Ralph Stenplan led Denver with 23 each as Utah earned a seventh straight win.
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Canadiens Hold Off Flyers In Hard Fought NHL Clash
Montreal edged Philadelphia 2 1 as Guy Lapointe netted the winner and Simon Nolet added the exta goal. Bobby Clarke sparked a charged exchange with coach Scotty Bowman leading to penalties. Toronto beat the Ice at home 8 2 as Gan Bouchard surged with shots. Boston game postponed due to unplayable ice while Danny Lewinson starred for the Vancouver Canucks with a hat trick and three goals in two thirds.
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Stan Williams Named Bristol Red Sox Manager
Bristol Red Sox club president Joseph Buans announced former major league pitcher Stan Williams of Long Beach has been chosen as manager. Williams played for the Yankees Red Sox Dodgers and Twins.
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Coach and player deny NCAA charges and vow action
Statements show the coach and player disputing NCAA charges and pledging to defend reputations. Attorney John Karns calls the process arbitrary, while Ratleff credits integrity and cites investigative pressures on Tang Beach and Tarkanian. The piece centers on reputational harm and potential retaliation plans.
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NCAA
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Olson optimistic on NCAA penalties at Long Beach State
Olson recalls cheating rumors at Long Beach State and Long Beach City College while discussing NCAA penalties. He notes coaches warned recruits and many innocent players suffered. He hopes sanctions may be reviewed after a few years and sees potential politics in the actions.
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Trojans trample Huskies in Pac-10 clash
USC defeated Washington 90 to 76 as Gus Williams and Clint Chapman sparked a second half surge. Washington led 56 55 with 11 minutes left before USC pressed, forced turnovers, and pulled away. Williams and Anderson led USC with 22 points each while Washington’s Pounds had 21.
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Long Beach Baseball Update From Fractured OCR Notes
Sports brief fragment lists players and scores with many OCR garbles. Mentions Nobodys 57, fumrunners 46, HP Vineburgh 25, and various team names like Airken Hars, Big Red, Ramblers, and Nomads. Contains schedule snippets such as 7:15 Studs versus lay, Jefferson 7:15 Soul call, and Golden Lantern events.
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Weather Halts Golf Tourney On Rain Soaked Fairways
The 8.6 million 1974 tour opener was battered by foul weather delaying final rounds. Officials canceled the final round after morning rain and a forecast of more rain. Johnny Miller finished tied for 24th after 36 holes, with Grice Jones runner-up and Ron Funseth, Tom Kite, John Jacobs, and Bruce Summerhays tied for third.
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Larry Zinger
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Ken Still
PCAA weighs fines for recruiting rule violators
The Pacific Coast Athletic Association considers fining individuals up to 1000 dollars for rule violations, with support from Long Beach State president Dr Stephen Horn. NCAA sanctions against Long Beach were announced Sunday, and the conference plans to study legal ramifications before a June meeting. The move would make the PCAA unique in sanctioning individuals rather than schools.
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