Fullerton Frolics to Sixth Straight Victory
Fullerton High rolled to its sixth straight Freeway League triumph Friday night, dumping Huntington Beach 65-50. Newport edged Huens Perk 67-65 and Costa Mesa mauled Bolsa Grande 90-63 in other league games. Greg Snyder scored 17 for the Huntington Beach team. The Indians led 39-24 at halftime.
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Fullerton High
Huntington Beach
OO Newport
Huens Perk
Costa Meza
Bolsa Grande
Oilers
Greg Snyder
Indians
Fullerton
Local High School Hoops Action and Close Contests
In mixed league play Rancho Alamitos and Sunny Hills posted wins while Costa Mesa grabbed a late rally to topple Garden Grove. Tustin, Buena Park and Huntington Beach teams chased leads with key players like Steve Jackson, Read Christensen and Craig Childress starring for their squads as season records tighten.
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Rancho ‘Alamitos
Tustin
Rancho
Dick Stricklin
Golden West Junior College
Sealane Sweet
Mayfair Rallies Past John Glenn In 51-45 Finish
John Glenn and Les Man sell led late baskets to a 15 point night, but Mayfair overhauled them 51-45 after a 40-39 edge in the third. Sierra and Fontcet won, Artesia and La Serna fell, with Sierra’s Perisho dropping 38 as Sierra moved top in the league race.
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Les Mansell
Mayfair
Eagles
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Artesia
la Serna
Spartans
Joel Perisho
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Brethren Whips Heritage In Friday Night Prep Battle
Brethren starters fueled a 65-56 win for the Warriors over Heritage Friday night. Teague posted a 79-6 rout of Avalon in other Teague action. Some names and exact stats are unclear in the readable text but the scores and matchups show Brethren and Teague strong performances.
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Brethren
Heritage
Warriors
Academy Teague
Avalon
Proatsador
Gaylord
Anaheim Downs Sunset Opponents In League Action
Anaheim defeated Santa Ana 40 to 38 and Western 54 to 45 in Sunset League play Friday night. The Colonists trailed at halftime but rallied to beat the winless Saints as Larry Elstatel led Anaheim with 11 points and Davell Cochran added 8 for Santa Ana. Western, led by Larry Parks’s 12 second-half points, stayed in first place after a tight contest.
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Saints
Larry Elstatel
Davell Cochran
Santa Ana
Western
Larry Parks
Parks
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Fraley Melenes
Lewe
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Steve Andmews
Ja Ars
Fealdvidima
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Ovatti
Proctor
Ennacn
Burton
Sania Dna
Johnson
Save Shaffer
Norwalk Narrowly Beats Excelsior for First San Gabriel Win
Norwalk edged Excelsior 57 to 56 on the Excelsior home court to secure its first San Gabriel Valley League victory. Jim Lefter led Norwalk with 21 points and 16 rebounds, helping erase a 17-14 first quarter deficit and pushing a 40-34 edge after three quarters.
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Norwalk
Excelsior
Lancers
Jim Lefter
Riverside and Fullerton Triumph in EC Night
Riverside beat Orange Coast 92 to 57 and Fullerton toppled Chaffey 93 to 59 as JC Roundup notes near identical scores in the Eastern Conference. Tigers hit five players in double figures led by Curtis Cooper 11 Jim Gardner 14 Larry Bunce 9 Steve Barker 17 and Friedrich Smith 13. Rich Green added 12 for Riverside while Walt Simon had 21 for Fullerton and Tom Swift and Dennis Cypher each put in 17. Fullerton holds five straight wins. Harbor defeated LA City College 103-81 and El Camino beat Bakersfield 89-4. Compton College stopped LA Tech 34-74.
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Fullerton
Tigers
Hornets
Orange —— Coast
Fulerton
Chaffey
Curtis Cooper
Jim Gardner
Larry Bunce
Steve Barker
Fredrich Smith
Pirates
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Lee
Eddy Gould
Cotten
Wamenes
Coast
Walt Simon
Tom Swift
Dennis Cypher
Dick Thoma
Cal State
Fullerton Fresh
Harbor
City College
el Carmino
Bakersfield
Compton College
Anteaters Aim for UC Irvine Tournament Crown
The UC Irvine Anteaters beat Fresno Pacific 85 to 70 to reach the championship game of the First Annual UC Irvine Basketball Tournament. Chapman College defeated Westmont 79 to 49, with five players in double figures led by Jeff Bland and Tom Bryan. Harbor’s Robert Stephens scored 23 for LACC in a separate game. Local Kiwanis clubs donated eight trophies for the tourney awards, with Beavers of LA Tech honored in the final ceremonies.
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University of California At
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Westmont
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Tom Bryan
Caleb Finnty
Taos
Wilbur Green
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Robert Stephens
Russ Nelson
Harvey Holmes
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Mar- Chapman
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Bob Brennan
Steve Wright
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Saad Hihee
Cheame Bessett
Caterina
Bassett
Davis
Servite Sits Atop League Contention In Angelus League Night
Night action features Servite topping Verbum Dei while Valley Christian, Brown Military stumble in the Angelus League. Bob Banks leads BeJang with 14 points as Charlie Day adds 13 and Steve Huff 14. St Paul beats St. Johny 74-58 with Ed Brezinski scoring 12 and Pat Peters 14. Larry and Mike Houch combine for 42 of the Lancers 56.
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Brown Military
Angelus
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South Clips Hawk Quint Upsets Redondo 60 54
South Torrance defeated Bay League leader Redondo 60 54 behind Steve Kuchenbecker scoring clutch four straight foul shots after two technicals on Redondo's coach. It was South Torrance’s first win against Redondo in four years. Other area games saw Torrance crush Beverly Hills 84-52 and Mira Costa narrowly beat Inglewood 51-44 in Sky and Bay League play.
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Steve Kuchenbecker
Redondo
South Bay Area
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Cavaliers Defeat Black Fox 49 to 44 in Tough Military Contest
Chadwick led Mt. Carmel with 28 points while Cunningham added 17 as Black Fox fell 49 44 at Military. Jim Bell poured in 23 for the Bull Dogs in a league game, with earlier notes of 80 64 to boost their record.
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John Cunjningham
Lee Shepard
Black Fox
Military
Larry Collins
Jim Bell
Mt. Carmel
Mariners
Fox Military
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Burren
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Compton High Extends Coast League Unbeaten Run
Compton High remains undefeated at 4-0 after a 56-33 win over Lynwood in Coast League action. Paramount beat Dominguez 48-39 to move to 3-1, Warren defeated Centennial 63-55. Bobby Watkins led Compton with 13 points, while Terry Greble scored 16 for Dominguez. Carpenter grabbed 16 rebounds for Dominguez.
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Compton
Lynwood
Dominguez
Warren High
Centennial
Knights of
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Tackahes
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Terry Greble
Ken Carpenter
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Warren
Bears
Alan Dean
Villa Park Edges Valencia In Tight Irvi League Battle
In Irvi league play Villa Park Spartans beat Valencia 58-53 to move to 6-1, two behind Loara. Dave Kiefer led with 28 points tied with Valencia’s Gene Bodini, while Dave Burns added 11 and Bill Smithson 8. La Quinta edged Pacifica 50-40 as Jon Myre returned to score 19.
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Villa Park
Spartans
Valencia
Dave Kiefer
Gene Bodini
Kiefer
Dave Burns
Bill Smithson
ABV
Tigers
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