Redlands Terriers Fall Short in Kiwanis Tourney Opener
Redlands High Terriers rallied for a strong final period but trailed San Diego High 49 to 56 in the opening round of the San Bernardino Kiwanis Basketball Tournament. Coach Al Endeman’s squad cut a 21 point fourth quarter deficit to three before the finish, with Redlands slated to play Riverside Poly in the consolation round at Pacific High. Other games saw Pacific defeat Kennedy and Anaheim top Fr.
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Top basketball powers clash in New York Holiday Festival
North Carolina and Villanova, two of the nation s top five ranked teams, meet in New York as part of the Holiday Festival running today through Monday. The No 2 Tar Heels aim to beat Villanova and then face UCLA led by 7 1 1 All America center Lew Alcindor in the finals. Kansas and other top teams also feature in a day of college basketball action across several tournaments and venues.
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Lakers edge Pistons 95 94 on late jumper
Lakers survive a tight Detroit game 95 94 as Jerry West drills a jumper with 10 seconds left to push Los Angeles to a seventh straight win. West totals 29 points, Elgin Baylor adds 20 while Pistons top scorer Bave Bing nets 31 and Walt Bellamy adds 23.
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Floods Close Sutter Refuge Indefinitely
The State Department of Fish and Game ordered the Sutter National Wildlife Refuge closed to hunters because of flooding. The area is not expected to reopen this waterfowl season which ends January 15, and reservations for the coming weekend will be rerouted to nearby areas.
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Irvine smashes Bulldogs in cage tourney opening round
UC Irvine beat Redlands 101 to 55 to open the UC Irvine cage tournament. The Anteaters dominated as Edinboro and Long Beach State advanced in other UC Irvine bracket play. Redlands led by Ron Burns and Troy Relph fought hard but could not overcome Irvine's consistent scoring.
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Namath Named AFL Player of the Year for 1968
Joe Namath of the New York Jets was chosen UPI AFL Player of the Year with 14 votes, edging Lance Alworth and other top contenders. The Jets finished 11-3 and host the Oakland Raiders in the Eastern Division title race. Namath called the honor a team achievement and highlighted collective effort rather than individual glory.
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Buckeyes Lose Linebacker Dirk Worden to Injury
Los Angeles UPI Buckeyes work out then tour a local studio before facing Southern California in the Rose Bowl. Senior co captain Dirk Worden reinjured his knee during a two hour practice and will be replaced by sophomore Doug Adams who had taken over after Purdue. The Need ranked Buckeyes were shaped by Worden’s absence as the third game of the season marked his earlier injury. Coach Wordy Hayes confirmed the change and ongoing plans for the defense.
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Bee cagers top Notre Dame in Aquinas tourney final
Redlands Terriers beat Notre Dame 52 to 39 as Bee cagers win the Aquinas High School basketball tournament. Coach Joe Hansen’s team saw Mike Savage score 24 and Dennis Krantz 37 points while Savace led rebounds with 11. Other scorers were Bill Lantz six and Rodney Jensen five. additional players included Mark McCluskey Don Lapinga Dave Wilkenson and Greg Hardy.
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Pincay Wins Palos Verdes in Photo Finish at Santa Anita
Jockey Laffit Pincay guides Rising Market to victory in the $25,000 added Palos Verdes Handicap at six furlongs, holding off Tamiya. Off-track conditions and a small crowd marked opening day. Rising Market earns $17,650 and boosts year total to $188,350. Next on card is the $500 Tournament of Roses Stakes with Most Host among favorites.
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Trojan Invitational opens with USC hosts three tough foes
The USC Trojans host Tulsa and UTEP in the Trojan Invitational at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. UTEP, led by Nat Archibald, aims to repeat past NCAA glory as Tulsa and USC seek wins in opening round matchups. Other regional action features Long Beach State, UC Irvine, and Edinboro State competing in the UC Irvine Invitational.
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Toomey Named Amateur Athlete of the Year
The Philadelphia Sports Writers Association honors Olympic decathlon champion Bill Toomey as amateur athlete of the year. The 29 year old Laguna California teacher is the oldest winner of the 10 event two day event, surpassing last year’s pick O J Simpson from Southern California football.
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Oaks to Meet N Y Nets On Road Trip
The Oakland Oaks, 25-4, visit the New York Nets on the second leg of a five game trip after a 127 to 112 Christmas night win over the Stars. The Nets are 10-28 and last in the Eastern Division, while Oakland leads the Western Division of the American Basketball Association.
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Shrine East West game preview pits run heavy East against West passers
Duffy Daugherty plans a running back heavy East attack led by Leroy Keyes Ron Johnson and Charlie Jarvis with Perry Williams. Bob Devaney counters with a strong passing offense centered on Brooks Dawson and Obbie Johnson aided by Gene Washington Louis Thomas and flanker play.
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Tangerine Bowl preview Ohio U vs Richmond tough clash
Ohio University seeks to stay unbeaten in a bowl test against Southern Conference champion Richmond in the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando. TV coverage by Sports Network Inc. starts at 8:50 p.m. CEST with about 17,000 expected fans as Ohio rides a 1st ranked final AP/UPI rating and a strong running attack led by Bob Howard and Dave Leveck against Richmond's high scoring, balanced offense led by quarterback Buster OBrien.
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Lutz and Smith Take Davis Cup Doubles in Adelaide
The United States regain the Davis Cup with Bob Lutz and Stan Smith defeating John Alexander and Ray Ruffels 6-4 6-4 6-2 in under 70 minutes. Singles wins by Arthur Ashe and Clark Graebner mean the U S leads 3-0 in the best of five. Dell aims for a 5-0 sweep as professionals loom in Davis Cup reform talks.
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