Redlands Amat All-Moore CIF Finale Hint
Redlands Amat and Lakewood high school teams push toward a possible all-Moore League CIF finale amid a tense weekend. El Rancho coach Marty McWhinney notes playoff joy comes only after the title is secured. The prospect would be rare but possible, previously seen when Anaheim and Santa Ana reached finals.
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Playoff Sites Set for CIF Semifinals
Lakewood High will play Redlands at East Los Angeles College while El Rancho faces Bishop Amat at the Coliseum in Friday’s CIF semifinal games. Weather could move El Rancho’s game. officials announced the sites this morning.
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49ers edge Mata dors after delays in rain storm win
Cal State Long Beach arrived late after a bus breakdown near Westchester Blvd. Coach Jim Stangeland’s squad, hampered by injuries, beat Valley State 21 0 in a driving rain to extend their win streak to eight and inch closer to a Rose Bowl showcase against Louisville. Freeman and Moore return healthy by December 19.
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Ara Parseghian Denies Bowl Persuasion Claim
Coach Ara Parseghian rejected a Wash ington Post report that he persuaded Notre Dame players to pick the Colton Bowl over the Orange Bowl. He said the team discussed invitations, voting showed most favored the Orange Bowl, and he reminded players of their season goal to be No. 1.
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McWilliams Replaces Injured Center Lynn at Cal State Long Beach
Cal State Long Beach basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian names Eric McWilliams to replace injured center Lynn, who underwent surgery and will miss 10 days to two weeks. Lynn, a 6 foot 10 junior, sat out last season with a liver infection and may affect December games and January league play. The 49ers travel to Lawrence, Kansas for their season opener against Kansas, and Tarkanian notes the team remains undersized and aims to field a competitive lineup.
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Pacers rout Nuggets as seven reach double figures
Indiana Pacers rolled to a 130-107 win over Denver with seven players in double figures led by Bob Netolicky and Warren Armstrong with 21 points each. The report also notes George Trapp named permanent captain for Pittsburgh Condors and mentions scheduling for Texas Arlington and Australian National team tour events.
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Deacon Jones Focuses On Duty Amid Injury And Tour
In a feature by Bill Libby, Deacon Jones is praised for unmatched cooperation and resilience. The Rams star, hurt after a Jets loss, travels for a book promo and a Canoga Park autograph session, while his father’s illness weighs on him. Also noted is Gary Morrell resigning from hockey Kings broadcasts as Cal State Long Beach gains preseason respect from multiple outlets.
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Heritage Golf Scores and ABA Standings
Heritage Golf Scores recap includes ABA standings by division with East and West listings. It notes Utah, Indiana, Kentucky, Virginia, and New York matchups with various team totals and key performances. Memphis beat Utah 114-92 as Steve Jones scored 26 points, while New York toppled Texas 129-113 with LaVerne Tart and Bill Melchionni combining for 66 points.
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Goalby Wins Heritage Classic In Front-Running Shootout
Veteran Bob Goalby fired a final round 66 to finish 280 and win the Heritage Golf Classic by four strokes at Hilton Head. Amateurs and pros chased, with Lanny Wadkins closing 68 for 284 and defending champion Arnold Palmer tied for third at 206. Goalby secured a new exemption for next year.
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UCLA Freshmen fall to veterans 93 59 at Pauley Pavilion
Bruins varsity outclassed the Brubabes 93 99 as Curtis Rowe and Sidney Wicks led the defense. Bill Walton, sidelined by illness, played 10 minutes of the first half. Keith Wilkes topped the frosh with 14 points while Rowe posted 20 and Wicks 13. Bruins prep for Baylor and Rice while freshmen show promise but lack strength without Walton.
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Week's Prep Cage Slate At Lakewood And Pauley Salute
UCLA coach John Wooden praises 6-5 swingman Larry Holyfield, a Compton transfer, as the week’s prep cage slate features games at Lakewood and other sites. Before the week, UCLA raised the 1970 NCAA championship pennant for a sixth time at Pauley, with fans noting the potential for a seventh banner.
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Favorites Falter in Anaheim Rodeo Finals
Rain and injuries mar the Golden State finals at Anaheim Convention Center. Favorites including Bob Berger J.C. Trujillo Jack Redding and C W Adams failed to place as nine cowboys were hurt and only one of 33 riders completed all five rides. Attendance hit 16 821 vs 25 000 expected amid weekend storms.
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