Long Beach State Rip San Fernando Valley State 49ers Roll
Long Beach State crushed San Fernando Valley State 35 to 12 at Veterans Stadium fueling a 524 yard offensive burst the first 500 yard game by Long Beach since 1959 and a two game win streak with a 1 1 conference mark. Pat Brosnan 52 yard kickoff return and Rick Degen 44 yard run sparked the surge while Willie Martin and Jerry Crawford added scoring plays. The Matadors struck back with a 90 yard kickoff return and Burton Burgett tallied a late TD as Long Beach held on for the victory.
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49ers Rally Past Valley State In Jayvee Thriller
Long Beach State junior varsity, 26 18 winners over San Fernando Valley State on the 49er field. Benny Johnson broke left end for 12 yards late to seal the comeback as 49ers win their fourth in five games. Coach Dan Campbell praised fullback Degen and receiver Brosnan while Otterson threw for 152 yards.
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Long Beach State Beats San Fernando Valley State in Polo Romp
Long Beach State water polo extended its unbeaten streak to seven wins with a decisive 17 to 5 victory over San Fernando Valley State. The 49ers dominated play from the opening whistle, showcasing strong offense and tight defense to secure the blowout.
Huskies Foe at Stadium in Veterans Stadium Clash
Overconfidence troubles Long Beach City College as they face the twinless Huskies at Veterans Stadium in a key at home contest. LBCC’s Lew Tetley fills in for injured John Tigner, Jack Tucker gains time at right half, while Homer Williams and Joe Pearson power LECC’s offense in a 3 game run.
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Rams and 49ers Ready for Coliseum Clash
Rams tight end John Adams, sidelined by a sore back, is cleared to play against the San Francisco 49ers at the Los Angeles Coliseum. The coastal rivals both won last week after opening winless, with the 49ers beating the Bears 20 14 and the Rams edging the Vikings 27 24.
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Gene Shue Returns to Knicks After Retirement Notice
New York Knicks sign veteran guard Gene Shue who had announced retirement last summer. The deal brings a seasoned player to the NBA roster amid ongoing team changes.
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Viking Poloists Nudge Cerritos For Key MCC Win
Dennis Merrell scored twice in the final period guiding Long Beach City College to a 43 victory over Cerritos in a Metropolitan Conference water polo clash. Merrell delivered the late surge as LBCC pulled away in the final quarter.
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Lakers in Lead Blades Now Even
In Cincinnati the Lakers move back atop the Western Division standings after a victory that tightens the race. In Seattle the Blades prepare for their sixth Westie Hockey League game, holding a 3-3 record following a win over the Vancouver Canucks Friday night.
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Illini Rally Past UCLA In Hard Fought Coliseum Clash
No. 4 Illinois trailed 12-10 after UCLA scored in the third quarter but surged 62 yards in the fourth, aided by Jim Grabowski and Sam Price, to secure an 18-12 victory over UCLA in Los Angeles. Illinois overcame a late Bruin aerial threat and preserved the win behind strong defense and clutch ground yards.
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No Foolin Ski Show Returns at Dodger Stadium
Ski jump fans retry the Giant International Ski Show at Dodger Stadium after Friday’s cancellation due to no snow. Snow machines failed to operate, leaving about 3000 fans told to return for tonight’s performance.
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