Lompoc Braves edge Cabrillo in wild 9-6 league baseball
Lompoc capitalized on seven fifth inning runs to beat Cabrillo 9-6 and stay undefeated in league play. Tony Mason hit a two run homer for Cabrillo as Roy Thomas and reliever Teddy Torres faltered for Lompoc, while Cabrillo pitchers Fisher and Martin struggled in the decisive frame.
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Claude Osteen
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Braves win big in league tennis over Cabrillo
Lompoc Braves varsity swept Cabrillo 6-1 in SBCL action to move into a tie for the league lead. Wayne Burmester dominated first singles 6-0 6-0, while Cabrillo’s Chuck Beaudry won the lone match 6-2 6-4. Jayvee also swept with four singles and one doubles win.
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Claude Thomas
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Conquistadores Edge Bravelets In JV Golf Thriller
Lompoc and Cabrillo junior varsity golf staged a tight warm up at Village Country Club. Cabrillo won 8-7 with Thad Scott Barry Cranze and Rick Burris winning for the Conquistadores. Bravelets Joel Halfhill and Dave Schroeder won for their team.
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Barry Cranze
Rick Burris
Conquistadores
Bill Evans
Paul Skidmore
Gerald Anderson
Joel Halfhill
Dave Schroeder
Gary Anderson
Jim Joyner
Gary Stitch
Rob Lockwood
Bucks crush 76ers to reach Eastern finals
Milwaukee coach Larry Costello lauded Lew Alcindor after a 46 point 25 rebound night as the Bucks beat Philadelphia 115 106 to advance in the NBA playoffs. The article also covers the Greater Greensboro Open where Tommy Aaron and Arnold Palmer led with 64s in round one.
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Pete Brown
Phil Rodgers
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Bob Menne
Lou Graham
Snead
Chi Chi Rodriguez
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Gary Player
Chicago Bulls
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Richie Guerin
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South Over West In Aloha Classic Sparks Archibald 51 Points
Nate Archibald 5-11 guard from Utah PEP led the South with 51 points in a 116-108 win over the West in Honolulu. The South advances to face the East for the tournament title as the four team event resumes. Joe Hamilton added 24 for the South, while Sam Robinson and Seaburn Hill scored for the West. The East later beat the Midwest 95-92 to set the final. Archibald dazzled with driving layups and long-range shots finishing 59.4 percent from the floor.
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Drake
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Nebraska
Chargers top Cabrillo in County League dual meet
Dos Pueblos Charg ers won 63 55 at Goleta over Cabrillo in a league dual meet capturing eight of 14 varsity events. Higbee set a season best in the shot put 59 14 and Cabrillo set several records including a 3 27 8 mile relay. Norton equaled the school 440 record and Edwards led DP in the 880.
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Alabama collegians upstage Cards with hitting antics in Mobile
In Mobile, the University of South Alabama defeated or outhit the St. Louis Cardinals 7-6 as the Cards, expected to be top NL hitters, were overshadowed by USA’s 19-year-old pitcher Larry Aubel who held the Cards hitless for three innings. The game served as part of a busy day of exhibition results across the league including Hank Aaron's hot bat for Atlanta and several other spring performances.
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Righetti Warriors beat Saints in Santa Maria baseball clash
Righetti improves to second in SBCL with an 8 2 win over Santa Maria. Bill Wilson pitched a complete game for the Warriors while Ric Davis took the loss for Santa Maria. Joe Bielagus and Ron Overholt each went 2 for 2 with a double. Dos Pueblos topped San Marcos 6 1 at Laguna Park in the other SBCL game.
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