Bruins 1 Ot Poly in Thunderous Win
Poly high school Jackrabbits overwhelmed Compton 38 to 12 at Rameaur Stadium. Dee Andrews rushed for 169 yards in the first half, with TD drives of 78, 82 and 62 yards as Poly cruised to victory despite Andrews not playing in the second half.
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Bud Falewell
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Lynwood Hands Lakewood First Defeat in 21 5 Win
Lynwood High, led by Gary Bleeker and John Robles, defeated Lakewood 21 5 on the Lancers field. Bleeker threw for 292 yards on 13 of 20 while Robles rushed 17 times for 63 yards and scored on a one yard sneak.
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Lynwood High
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John Robles
Lakewood
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Robies
Wlerker
Tom Fage
Arlo Engle
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Bass Faces Cincinnati Line in College Rush Showdown
Stocked with bold prose, the piece highlights Dick Bass of California as the nation’s top collegiate rusher challenging Cincinnati Bearcats tonight. The Bearcats’ stout line has limited opponents to around 100.5 yards per game through eight halves, with wins against Stanford and others.
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Stockton Ch — College
Facttle Sonde
Dick Bass
Cincinnati Bearcats
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Cincinnati
SU California
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Arighim Young University
Long Beach State Hangs Fifth Straight Win In Water Polo
The Long Beach State water polo team extended its Metropolitan Conference record to 20 by routing Bakersfield 16 to 5. Notre Dame High clinched its first Catholic League win over St. Anthony 20 to 14 in Sherman Oaks. Millikan High, Compton Wilson, and St. Anthony posted other notable results in district play.
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Rove
Howe
Arizas
Ray Fuel
Long Beach State
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Bnaney
Prep scores and standout stat lines across a busy meet
Merde 1 Teme and Gaseney 3a lead a mixed scorecard with Jorn Mbitkag 3g Eareiot CNTHULIG BEAGLE Nelre Dare 20 and Carmel ay canteil 13. Orange Luagt Brea Ourda 2a Beera Perk 17, BEER EAGLE Flintridge 2, Culver St 2, Pasadena Academy 3, Torrance 14, Tustin 33, Muntlngten Mech 42. Other entries include Romingurk Wi Capletsace D Warren 29, Torrarca Paut onvenlic 7, Catro 37, Hurroughs Editora 13, Gezels a EC Monte di Halwatn Partety Leuringe 34, Hentinner 6, Garden a Vinten 0 Rihts.
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Panthers Scuttled by Vikes in CIF tilt
Downey High fell behind early as the Vikings surged in the second quarter to a 34-1 win over Downey. Jordan opened scoring after a fumble recovery, Merritt added a 6 yard pass and two touchdowns, and Downey answered with a trio of TDs including a 57 yard interception return by Jay Nel Downes.
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Loase
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Rick Merritt
Merritt
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Islen Korneff
Kim Shirley
Jay Nel Downes
CIF
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Wiira Costa Oe & Coh
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Tore Conta
Conrad
Merrit
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Nelson
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Rams Rally Past Excelsior to Close Gap in Final Minutes
Millikan High overcame a 14-0 halftime deficit to defeat Excelsior 20-14 on the road Friday night. Ralph Owens sparked the rally with a 38-yard scoring drive and a 19-yard TD run, while Rex Burrell opened a 68-yard first-half score for Excelsior. Owens added a late 38-yard kickoff return and strong late rushing to seal the victory.
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Ralph Owens
Millikan High
Excelsior
Excelsior, i
Owens
Ramis
Rex Burrell
Pilots Ihig
Mergin
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Coasfalve
Bob Kidder
Rams
Qwens
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Exer
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Ates
Vards
Joel Sa
Power still rules in footballs halfback power play
The article discusses the power-centered halfback power play used in football, detailing its purpose to create breakaway touchdowns from around 50 yards. It mentions Ray Elle of Illinois and notes the play’s inclusion in many Split-T and Pro T systems, with descriptions of player roles and blocking dynamics.
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Illinois
Ray Elle
Hlore
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