Luz Del Sol Leads Field In Antelope Valley Purse
Luz Del Sol faces a strong distaff lineup at Santa Anita in the $10,000 Antelope Valley Fair Purse. Opponents include Australia’s Farmer's Daughter, Shore, Francine M., and Court Circuit. Luz Del Sol previously won a similar race last week but was penalized after a drug test. she has been cleared to start.
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Long Beach Youth Tennis Team Named for City Representation
A Long Beach group maps a city youth team to represent the city in junior tournaments and intercity duels. Jack Lynch leads the Tennis Patrons Assn in developing broader interest with planned practice, supervision, and financial help for entry fees equipment and travel.
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Pro Am Pairings for Los Angeles Opera Tournament
The Los Angeles Opera Tournament opens Wednesday with a pro-am event at Brookside Park Pasadena near Rose Hinws. Brookside spent over 1 million to upgrade facilities for the $100,000 event moved from Rancho Municipal Golf Course. Featured pairings include Sn Formoil Zartey and many others with numerous pros listed across tee times, starting at 9:90 a.m. with players such as Bruce Crampton Ty Fellows Gene Lifer and J Nicks among others.
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NBA expands with six teams in two seasons plan
NBA owners vote to add Milwaukee and Phoenix as expansion teams in 1968 69 and project two more for 1970 71 Seattle and San Diego also join. Teams pay 2 million each, receive 18 players from current clubs, and old clubs protect seven players in the expansion draft with sequential selections.
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Lakewood Club Members to Swim at Canada Meet in Edmonton
The Lakewood Agnatic Club members have been selected to compete in the 15th Canadian American swimming meet in Edmonton Alberta on Saturday and Sunday. Scott Gordin 10 of Lakewood will swim the 100 freestyle in the 10 and under division. Gail Montgomery 11 Whittier will swim the 200 freestyle 50 and 100 butterfly in the 11 12 division. Susan Atwood 14 Long Beach Ann Simmons 14 Long Beach and Steve Guerin 14 Los Alamitos will also participate in multiple events.
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Names In The News Today Highlight Coaching Exits
John Egli leaves Penn State head basketball post while Boyd Universe resigns at Wichita State. Cotton Nash quits the Kentucky Colonels ABA to focus on baseball with the Chicago White Sox. Hulme and McLaren named to drive two turbine cars in the Indianapolis 500. Bob Richards urges against boycotting the Olympics, calling it a path to recognition.
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East West Shrine Game stars Hayes and Bullet shine
In a spirited East West Shrine clash, Bob Hayes of Dallas won a standout vote as best back for both teams. Bullet Bob helped East with six receptions for 84 yards and a 45 yard toss setup. Several players left with taped ribs or minor injuries after the hard hitting game.
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Bruins Lead Coast to Coast Hoops Buzz Noted
The page captures NCAA and NBA chatter with UCLA lauded but questioned, Tony Pazaricky named college division standout, while GAIL GOODRICH and Pepperdine coach tied to a Pac Northwest debate. Discussions hint at potential UCLA dominance and matchups against St Louis or Creayo era.
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Rector defends coach on suspension handling
Pete Newell says he is glad to see players supporting their coach after a suspension was both pronounced and lifted by the coach. He insists there was no outside pressure and that players should not read into the coach's actions.
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Women bowlers set season records at Gardena event
Mari Matsuzawa led a women's week at Gardena Nisei Tournament in the Missile Bowl as she posted a 771 series with 226 267 278 games, nearing the WIBC all time record. Robbe North dominated West Coast play with 3410 across 16 games to lead WWE action, while Wanda Kinsley fired a 298 in Bakersfield Open qualifying.
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Mexican boxer dies after Acapulco bout
In Acapulco welterweight Marcial Jimenez age 20 died from brain hemorrhage after a Saturday night fight with Fulllog Altamirano. Jimenez was knocked down in the tenth round, recovered before the bell, but collapsed after the decision was announced and died at the Acapulco Sanitarium.
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