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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1972
Page
37
Chicago Friday night prelude to the opening round of the NBA Pacific Division playoffs. The Lakers ride a three point win to face the Bulls at 6 p.m. on KTLA 5. A Bulls victory would produce a psychological edge entering the series.
The Long Beach City College Vikings travel to Bakersfield for a key test after a strong 21 conference record. The Bakersfield side, nicknamed the Gades, has won 12 straight and sits 2-0 in Metro play as LBCC schedules road-only games this week except for tennis and swimming fixtures.
Former USC athlete Steve Smith, now at Cal State Long Beach, has vaulted 17 feet 1 inch and over 17-5 this season. His coach cites hard work and novel training, with expectations of exceeding 18 feet this year as he faces Oregon State and other rivals.
Poly High center Dave Hillman was chosen Moore League basketball Player of the Year by league coaches. The 8-4 senior scored 615 points in 27 games for a 19.1 average and collected 366 rebounds.
Servite High places three on the Angelus League all league team led by player of the year Mark Campanato. St. Anthony's Joe Lotta and Steve Korte also named to the 10 man roster with several other players from St. Paul and St. Vile listed among selections.
In Phoenix court Monday attorneys for Charlie Scott testified that Earl Foreman defaulted on a contract with the ABA scoring leader. Scott said Foreman owed him 26500 through Jan 15 and 22000 was to repay a bank loan. They claim a price-wage freeze barred fulfilling a 100000 four year deal as ABA and Squires seek a restraining order to stop Scott from playing for the Suns.
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