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Bishop Scores 20-7 Win Over South Games Knights Collar Go to Second Victory The Bay League football g«ts under way next Fri­ day with a game between Mira Cost* and South High. Form A coach whose team beat both school* by comparable Horningside and Lawndale, scores said it is, impossible to predict a winner. the two most successful prep Following a 27-12 win over Mira Costa last week, football teams in the area, Coach George Swade's Bishop Talk scored impressive victories' Montgomery Knights re­ About Friday. bounded with a 20-7 verdict The Morningside Monarch* over South Friday night. ran up a 27-6 halftime Both South and Bishop Pennants lead against Inglewood and moved the ball well, even coasted to a 27-20 win. The though the field was wet and By HENRY BURKE Monarch* also hold a 40-19 sluggish. Montgomery went' Yeee-Herald »aorte Editor win over Aviation. the distance in three of four The World Series is certainly one of the year's most! Lawndale blanked its sec-l scoring opportunities while enjoyable sports events, regardless of the opponents. |ond opponent 'Friday. The' South made in only once in LM Angeles and Orange County would be rocking) incers whitewashed Quartz three threats. today if the Dodgers or Angels were ill, 32-0, following last Montgomery drove 65 yards involver in the pen- week's 27-0 win over Bassett nant rsces, but instead the average fan hereabouts sits for the touchdown after re­ An opening 75 yard kickoff Morningside Invades North ceiving the opening kickoff. return by Frank Kelly was all back to await the final Series pairings. After all, it High and Lawndale visit doesn't Dan Hogan plunged over Santa Ana Valley needed to take very long to be an authority on the World Bishop Montgomery toi two from the 2 yard line for beat North High Saxons Fri­ Series. By the third game a kid who can't even read ocal attractions next week. 6-0 lead. day night at loser's stadium. will be able to recite the entire Cardinal lineup. The score went to 13-0 in The Falcons went on to Beverly Hills, 33-0 the second period when Quar­ score three touchdown* for a Baseball games are very difficult to predict Not . o o n «—s:i 21-6 win over North. even when Sandy Koufax was at his terback Greg Colling threw best were the Dodg to Mike Ramirez for a 37 Most of the scoring took ers a cinch to win a ball game. The New York Yankees yard touchdown. Dennis place in the first quarter. always had trouble beating Detroit. Haren kicked the extra! point. After Valley led 7-0, North Almost every World South Series that goes beyond five got on the, score- from Dan Hansen to Tim Dil- gases is won by the team whose "ace" pitcher wins board late in the second quar­ lard. tore* games. ter when Mike Farber scored from the 2-yard line and Jeff Before the quarter was The St. Louis Cardinals won the pennant two weeks Wang raced over for the con- over, Santa Ana scored again ago because of a tremendous offense. The Cards have Palos Verdes by 7 always been tough at bat. This year they had the pitch­ . got 3 yard line ing to go with the hitting. >alMjirerdea TDa —Phlllip* (i) late in the third run In the fourth quarter by Minnesota got back into the American quarter on a 46-yard run b; Dave Alexander. League chase Leuilncar TO — A«utlar: PAT— Ramirei. because of better pitching too. Dean Chance was South held A drive by North in the really downs, could not move the fourth quarter was stymied a big help. ball itself, and ultimate!"1 - The team that had no pitching whatsoever Lawndale, 32-0 at the 20 yard line by'a 15- a year awndala ........... 0 U U •—> punted poorly to the 25. yard penalty. ago was Boston. The Red Sox still are mot uaru Hllla ........0 00 0— Five plays later Hoga: too deep in l«wndale TDs — Daurterty (i The Saxons, with six play- pitching, but they have become a battler. a c e o n. Aehworth. Biacknawli unched over again from the In the pen­ ATa — Pageon, Aahworth. islL^H.B on the injury list, go nant drive Boston has been my ^^^^^B yard line. Haren made it 2 ;ainst Morningside at home favorite to reach the §: ^^a^^spaa^B or 3 with a place kick that xt Friday. World Series. Costa Collects ,ave Montgomery the 20-7 I believe one of the legends of baseball ita Ana Valley ...14 0 0 7—11 we were Ira CoaU ........... 0 700- HUSKY TACKLE . Rick Fraads, two-year witty letternan at North High, wfll be nargin. th ............... « 0 0 0— I denied a few ulver City . ....... 0 0 0 0 _ anU Ana Valley TDa — Buch- years ago was the participation of Ted Mira CoaU TD — Lucae; PAT— In the second half South U (4 UlCKl. used both on offense and defense when the Saxon* take en MormtagsMe hi a non- yd. run). Kelly <7« yd. Williams in the World Series. It's been such a long ____ , ook the kickoff and made :ko(f raturn), Alexander (If yd. league home football game n): PAT, - Bate 3 (kick*). struggle for Boston. Friday. Morning tide U the top rated prep football team In iree first downs to the North TD — Dlllard (71 yd. pau Redondo Blanked om Banaon). ^^ Carl Yastnemski, the area. The team had a 12-1 record last year and won the Sky League championship. lontgomery 29. In the final the splendid Bcsox outfielder, is Lirh. ..........18 « 7 0-3 hree minutes of the game an ideal big league hero. He will pack 'em into Fenwick (Press-Herald Photo) south got to the Knights' 19 Park for a long time. ard line before running oul The American League will be tougher next year. Aviation Tied fgas. Racing It wouldn't surprise me if the Angels, Baltimore Orioles Basketball For the game the first 4Player owns were 14-13 Cleveland Indians and .New ypr^Ya^k^ close $$EgP-pJ of the Week' for Mont- between Starts at ornery. The total yardage vents first and .eight place. """'" r •'" - 'TD —JDrorbough; PAT The big tailback for We) t Wlgh Dave Boyd earns Igures were 265 to 211 for *f £> the title of "player of the wed i" for his big effort against the winners. In the National League it wouldn't be beyond rea- Lennox, 21-19 Hawthorne High Friday night He averaged better than. Long Beach Ramirez carried 10 times ve yards a carry and or 112 yards while the Listed scored both touchdown* in West's! NBA basketball makes a lusive Jeff Wvng 1 154 victory over Hawthorne. qr-.***i*fr-«J» ;fc.-*«apvj(Mi-» !-».<;:** '.'.-,:••-•. .-^49 had 88 "brass ring" again. _ nnox TD« — Peel. Maynard. double-barreled debut in yards J. C. Agajanian pre- Smith: PATi — 8alompaaKy<8). Boyd's TD runs were from Southern California in 22 carries. Bill Singer and Alan Foster, two great young Lutheran TD. — HamlltonU). this eve­ Quarterback d)ots 40 entries for the new pitch­ PAT — Hamilton. the 17 and 7-yard lines. Run­ ning when the Walter Scot ing prospects, will become the No. 1 Los Angeles threw 13 completions in 20 "!00-mUe United states Auto and No. 2 pitchers ning on a slick field, Dave ^akers stage a twin bill at Club-sanctioned National big on the dub. When it comes to talking salary, Don Drys gained 144 yards in 27 car- ries for 132 yards passing. Lasuen Loses the Long Beach Sports Arena. Colling had four completed car race at Hanford Speed- dale is no longer in a position to combine collective bar­ ASUen ...... 0 0 14 0—141« ies. Hawthorne, a good de- Action gets under way at ~~\y on Sunday, Oct. 22. Damlen ............. 0 0 0 « «> tensive lasses for 56 yards and one ... gaining with Sandy Koufax. Nowadays it wouldn't be Uaaue TD — Butcher, club, keyed its attack 6 p.m. with the Western Divi­ The race will be the first Doml< i TDs — Dufek (1); PAT« against Boyd, but he deliver­ sion champion ouchdown. absurd for Pittsburgh to acquire Drysdale in exchange or. Kclley. San Francisco Besides the Bay League staged for the rear-engined ed just the same. Warriors meeting Baltimore's Indianapolis 500-mile racers for Maury Wills. When veteran opener next week between quarterback Bullets. The Lakers make South and in California ... The identi­ -, The Dodgers will make a number of key deals dur­ St Bernard Nipped Coy Hall returns to action at their southland debut at 8 Mira Costa, two Bt. Bernard ......... 0000—0 other games match Redondo cal cars used at the Speedway ing the winter. It is doubtful anyone would have his iPlue X .............. 800" > West, it should further en- o'clock against the Cincinnati last Memorial Day will be in Plus X TD—Dereachuk. lance Boyd's running ability, against Hawthorne and Santa feelings hurt if the Dodgers traded Lou Johnson. He is Royals. Monica against Inglewood. action at Hanford. .. lall .is a confident passer, The Lakers will start a vet­ . The second in a series No. 1 bait hi my book. Serra Triumphs whose all-around threat Bishop Montgomery has a One thing the will eran line-up of Elgin Baylor European-styled Moto- Dodgers must do "once and for all Santiago ............0 0 7 0—7; give the opposition more to and Tom Hawkins at the for­ non-league outing at home 8er» ..:::..:.....
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    MEN'S BASKETBALL RELEASE UCLA Men’s Basketball Nov. 30, 2004 Marc Dellins/Bill Bennett/310-206-8179 For Immediate Release UCLA OPENS 2004-05 REGULAR SEASON WITH FOUR CONSECUTIVE NONCONFERENCE GAMES IN PAULEY PAVILION, BRUINS HOST BIG WEST OPPONENT LONG BEACH STATE TUESDAY (NOV. 30); UCLA OPENS WITH VICTORIES OVER BIG WEST OPPONENT UC IRVINE (76-65) AND MID-CONTINENT TEAMS WESTERN ILLINOIS (75-60) AND CHICAGO STATE (64-53) UCLA'S NEXT GAME advanced to the NCAA "Sweet 16" and the Big East TUESDAY, NOV. 30 - UCLA (3-0) VS. LONG Tournament title game and Howland was the consensus BEACH STATE (1-2) - Pauley Pavilion, 7:30 p.m. National Coach of the Year. (TV-FSNW2/Radio-XTRA Sports 690/1150, Chris Roberts and Don MacLean). UCLA STAFF - Joining Howland are assistant coaches, all entering their second season - Donny LOOKING AHEAD - SUNDAY, DEC. 5 - Daniels, who was head coach at CS Fullerton for three BOSTON COLLEGE (3-0, hosts LIU Tuesday) seasons (2000-03); Ernie Zeigler, who for two years VS. UCLA - Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim, 4 p.m. (TV- (2002-03) served on Howland's Pittsburgh staff and KCAL 9/Radio-KLAC 570AM) - 2004 John R. Wooden Kerry Keating, who for two seasons (2002-03) was at Classic (1:30 p.m.-Arizona vs. Mississippi State/4 p.m.- Tennessee under Buzz Peterson, along with Director of Boston College vs. UCLA). Operations Chris Carlson, who two seasons (2002-03) served in the same capacity for Howland at Pittsburgh. UCLA BRUINS STARTING LINEUP (Overall 3 - 0/Pac-10 0-0) UCLA'S LAST GAME No.