Mulligan to USC Could Bring Back Winning Ways
USC weighs Bill Mulligan ex-Poly boss as potential basketball coach amid push for a named hire. The piece notes Mulligan’s recruiting skill and rapport with players, compares him to rivals, recalls Long Beach state and CIF context, and honors Poly’s past basketball dynasty while hinting at a possible rebuild.
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Pop) Squire
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Relph Callahan
Cliff Shaw
Hugh Llowell
Jerry Easterbrook
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Jim Shrader
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Gene McKee
Clary Steinen
Marle Mashburn
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HANK HOLLINGWORTH AND CUBS SCANDAL ALLEGATIONS
A harsh critique accuses William Wrigley Jr of rigging baseball with Cub players under duress. The letter cites O'Malley Bavasi control, Barron exposes, and claims players are forced into manipulated games. The author condemns the system and taunts Jack Barron while lamenting future mistrust.
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Stiff challenges for Poly and Millikan in CIF playoffs
Poly and Millikan both face tough CIF big school playoff quarterfinals tonight. Poly meets Pacific while Millikan challenges Sierra at Cerritos College, with winners advancing to Friday and Saturday games in Long Beach Arena.
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Cubs Rally In Spring Game Amid Wrigley Hopeful Rambling
In a spring exhibition, the Cubs infielders and outfielders delivered a mixed showing as a leadoff hitter from the San Tos delivered a second spring homer. Willams, coming off a strong prior season with .315 average and 34 homers, displayed steady power. The game featured 23 hits, with Jimmy Steivert starting at shortstop collecting three. The piece also includes playful team slogans and garbled lines about Hollywood stars, with a long speech-like aside quoting rambling backstage chatter and unrelated banter.
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Gilliam Claims Medalist Honor At LA Club Qualifier
William Medalist Bonna Gilliam, former Long Beach City Women's champion, shot a round at Los Angeles Country Club to win medalist honors in qualifying for the 41st Women's Southern California Golf Assn Mid Winter Tournament. Gilliam is the defending champion.
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Del Mar Meet Opens With 3.4 Million Purses Ahead
The Del Mar racing season, a 42 day meet, will start July 26 with nearly 3.4 million in purses. Top thoroughbreds from iRich Del Mar and other stables are slated to compete across a packed card, featuring high stakes and notable riders at Del Mar Racetrack.
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Fight card fragment hints at names and bouts in doubt
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Monday's fights with names like Gerace and Menten and numbers such as 197 and 135. It is unclear but suggests a boxing or wrestling event with listed participants and weights.
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Major Leagues Drop $50 Bean Ball Fine
UPI reports the automatic $50 bean ball fine has been eliminated by the major leagues. Cleveland Indians spring training official John Rice confirmed the change after sports editor Hal Lebovitz noted no reference to the fine in the new 1966 baseball regulations. Previously umpires warned on bean balls, with a $50 penalty for the first warning and ejection after a second warning.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Celtics Tie for East Lead With Narrow Win Over St Louis
MEMPHIS Tenn. Celtics edge St Louis 106 104 to pull into a first place tie in the Eastern Division, narrowing the gap behind Philadelphia by five percentage points in the race for the Easter title.
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Houston Earns Western Berth in NCAA Tournament
Houston beat Colorado 82-76 to claim a Western regional berth as top players Cam, Sam Jones, and K. C. Jones contributed late. Michigan State upset Michigan 86-77 at UCLA, while other regionals saw Duke, Davidson, and Texas Western advance.
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College scores and standings fragment
Scattered college score lines show teams and players with unclear spellings. Michigan and other schools are listed with partial point totals and nearby references to venues or officials, indicating a brief sports roundup or table excerpt from a late edition.
Blades Lose Ace LaRose to Quebec
The Los Angeles Blades lose defenseman Ray LaRose to Quebec on the eve of a game with Victoria at the L A Sports Arena. LaRose, 28, has been a steady backliner since the Blades borrowed him from the AHL Aces. Howie Young is ready to return to the lineup after a 16 game suspension.
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Kentucky Wildcats Named 1965-66 National Champions
Kentucky, after a 23 game winning streak and a close finish, was chosen as the national champion for 1965-66 by the United Press International board of coaches. The Wildcats secured 24 first place votes and 4336 points, edging Duke for the title amid lineup and injury notes.
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Buddy Boone
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