Eyes and HarS on Sports by Loel Schrader
Television rights battles reshuffle college and professional sports coverage with NBC losing college basketball to ABC and NCAA, leaving Hughes with limited telecasts. NBC secures two more years of NCAA tournament rights while CBS and others plan weekend ski and NBA fare.
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Dick Butkus
Lonnie Warwick
Las Vegas
Howard Hughes
NBC
CBS
ABC
Hughes
USC
NCAA
Washington, D.C
Soupy Sais
Dodgers
Yankees
Angels
George Archer
Bob Lunn
Doug Sanders
Tom Shaw
Orioles
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Boston
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Toronto
Athletics
Thunderbirds
Fullerton Stans Vike Track Team Triumphs Over Long Beach City
Fullerton College beat Long Beach City College 72 to 63 in a nonconference meet on the Fullerton oval. Massengill led the 10-yard dash in 98 seconds and anchored a 440 relay that clocked 42.1 seconds, joined by Nuey, Harvey, and Kirby. Forsyth won the 440 in 50 seconds.
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Hardie Massengill
Long Beach City College
Fullerton College
Fullerton Oval
Rick Jakubowski
Fullerton
Bob Forsyth
Forsyth
Lakewood High
Steve Tauriano
Maury Greer
Massengill
Bill Nuey
Jim Harvey
Jim Kirby
Vikings
Weekend Ski Report From Blue Ridge To Parmmota
Ski conditions listed for multiple valleys including Blue Ridge and Rebel Ridge with inches of snow depth and daily totals. Floating abbreviations suggest variable coverage, with references to Alpine weather and hockey results from Montreal and Guebac.
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Blue Ridge
Pgrren Valley
Gymnasts Gain in NCAA West Regional
In Colorado Springs Cal State Long Beach gymnast Richard Nenner won the compulsory routine at the NCAA West Regional gymnastics championships held at Air Force Academy. Teammates Gordon McCullim and Nick Syracopoulois sit seventh and fourth after compulsory qualifying as the event advances to individual scoring.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Richard Nenner
Cal State
Long Beach
Air Foree Academy
Gordon McCullim
Nick Syracopoulois
Long House
Poly High Stays Rolling In Dual Meet Triumph Over Compton
Poly High track coach Ron Allice celebrated a 8 37 win as his Jackrabbits defeated CIF champion Compton. Highlights included 14.2 by Andrew Gaither in hurdles, 23-34 long jump by Tony Brown, and a 3:22 mile relay win. Notre Poly defeated Compton 61 37 in a separate meet with standout performances by Mitchell Robinson and Larry Lindemann.
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Long Beach
Yeats
Paly
Muir
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Centennial
Andrew Gaither
Tony Brown
Perre Robinson
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Maurice Anderson
James Coates
Don Davis
Orlando Ellison
Emson
Fred Balisle
Davis
M. Robinson
Notre
McMullen Crushes HR Sparks Nat Triple Play
Ken McMullen hit a three run homer and started a triple play as Washington beat the Yankees 8-4. Frank Howard debuted for the Senators with a single in three at bats. The article lists other spring results including Aaron’s homer and Phillies win over Houston amid late-innings churn.
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Washington
New York Yankees
Yanks
Frank Howard
Senators
Nank Aaron
Str
Pat Jarvis
Atlanta Braves
New York Mets
Bob Gibson
Richie Allen
St. Louis
Minnesota
May
Sarasota
Ila
Lee
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Carlos
Greg Luzinski
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston. Astros
Patriot Franchise to New Hampshire Move Discussion
Gov. Walter Peterson said moves are under way on Thursday to bring the Boston Patriots to New Hampshire if the pro football team fails to secure a new permanent home in Massachusetts. The statement outlines potential relocation considerations as the team evaluates its stadium options.
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New Hampshire
Durham
Walter Peterson
Boston Patriots
Massachusetts
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