Buena Ventura Relays National Record For Braves
Williams Gilmore Jackson and Costa led Lompoc High to a 10 03.0 distance medley relay in Ventura setting a six year national mark. Santa Barbara won the meet with 56 points followed by San Marcos Cabrillo Lompoc and Dos Pueblos.
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Terry Williams
Alvin Gilmore
Lompoc High
Williams
Gilmore
Terry Jackson
Tim Costa
Buena Ventura
Ventura High
Braves
Essex Catholic School
Newark
New Jersey
Marty Liquori
Santa Barbara
San Marcos
Cabrillo
Lompoc
Dos Pueblos
Jackson
Costa
Breakilmore
Jim Schankel
Tony Nunez
Schankel
Roger Fabing
Jim Warrick
Roland Soloman
Jim Uhrig
Terry Charles
Ernie Hutchison
Cecil Dawkins
David Taylor
Taylor
Kevin Wilson
Steve Mosby
Bob Zorich
Charles
Hutchison
Dawkins
Wilson
Flakey putter is shot in arm for pro track
Brian Oldfield, the ITA star, shattered the world indoor shot put record with 69 feet 11 3/4 inches at the Cow Palace San Francisco. He also defeated Lacey O Neal in a 30 yard sprint, proclaiming fun and championship drive as he pursues 70 feet. The ITA tour earned him $1,000 for the win and $500 for the record, boosting his earnings to $2,550.
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UPI
International Track Association
Brian Oldfield
Cow Palace
Oldfield
Lacey O’neal
Miss Lacey
ITA
Los Angeles
Portland
Pocatello
John Radetich
Lee Evans
Larry James
Chris Fisher
Kip Keino
Randy Matson
Karl Salb
Illinois State Training School
George Woods
Evans
Warren Edmonson
Jean-Louis Ravelomanantsoa
Jim Ryan
Albuquerque
Oklahoma City
City finals youth basketball at Lompoc Jr High
Today scheduled city finals in youth basketball at Lompoc Junior High with games at 5 15 and 6 15 p m. Also tonight a Lompoc Little League scorekeepers meeting at 921 East Oak at 8 p m. Tomorrow baseball matches Arroyo Grande at Cabrillo Lompoc at Righetti set for 315 p m. Tennis Cabrillo at Arroyo Grande and Lompoc hosts tl event. Wrestling at Santa Maria Fairgrounds.
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Lompoc Jr. High
Lompoc
E. Oak
Arroyo Grande
Cabrillo
Santa Maria Fairgrounds
Braves win Northern League swimming title in dramatic meet
Lanuis Cabrillo finish behind with San Luis and Lompoc close. Anderson of Cabrillo and Gullikson of Lompoc star with records and multiple lifetime marks. Hill, Cong, and Tribe athletes post top times, but Cabrillo claims five event wins while Lompoc earns four.
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Braves
Lan Uis
Cabrillo
Congs
San Luis
Lompoc
Gary Anderson
Mitch Gullikson
Valley
Mesa
Rick Prior
Gullikson
Cvew
Tribe
Anderson
Hill
Lompocan
Doug Champion
Mike Weaver
Tigers
Mike Rich
Joe Fioti
Scott Wassmund
Steve la Rue
Bulldogs split doubleheader despite slow second game
Hancock College split a doubleheader at College of the Canyons, winning 12-9 in 11 innings before losing 4-2. Hancock improves to 6-2 in league, 11-5 overall, while Canyons sits 7-3. Key hitters include Brian Asselstine and Jim Draper. Matt Knickrehm added two hits.
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Eric Noland
Hancock
Newhall
Bulldogs
College of the Canyons
Canyons
Dave Vosburg
Curt Jenkins
Steve Brock
Mike Bettancourt
Brock
Brian Asselstine
Jim Draper
Canyons Cougars
Cougars
Bob Pirkey
Bettancourt
Dennis Hall
Joe Giacomazzi
Lompoc High
Matt Knickrehm
Oarpark
AHC
Old pros star in NBA playoff openers
Veterans Havlicek and Chamberlain led high scoring efforts as Boston beat Atlanta 134-109 and Los Angeles moved ahead 2-0 with a 108-93 win. West 30 points and 19 assists, Chamberlain 21 rebounds 11 blocks anchored the Lakers victory.
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United Press International
National Basketball Association
Havlicek
Chamberlain
Monroe
Frazier
West
Russell
John Havlicek
Boston Celtics
Atlanta Hawks
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
Los Angeles Lakers
Chicago Bulls
Earl Monroe
Walt Frazier
Knicks
Casper and Graham Share Greensboro Open Lead
Casper and Graham sit tied at 14 under after three rounds in the Greater Greensboro Open. Graham gained four strokes on Casper in the rain delayed third round on the soggy Sedgefield course as late round play resumed with sunny conditions. Chi-Chi Rodriguez stood two back after shooting 67 to reach 201 three rounds.
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Graham
Casper
Pinehurst
N.C
Chi-Chi Rodriguez
Whic
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