Lompoc Braves Roar to Relays Victory Over Dos Pueblos
Lompoc wins the Relays Track Meet with 85 points in the varsity division and 87 overall, led by record long jump by senior Charles Jackson. Dos Pueblos runner-up with 67, San Marcos third with 47 as winds dampened sprint times and several Lompoc athletes excelled in field events and relays.
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Hurtler
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Toogood
Alexander
Pitney
Jones
Scott
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Trackmorton
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Bartley
Simoas
Marcos
Coody Wins Masters in Revenge and Nervous Finish
Nicklaus blames overconfidence as Charlie Coody edges him by two strokes to capture the Masters with a nine under par 279. John Miller ties for second after a late surge, while Miller's 68 sets the pace before Coody seals victory on Easter weekend glory.
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Bucks Defense Stymies Lakers In 91-73 Win
Milwaukee Bucks topple Los Angeles 91-73 as coach Larry Costello hails a superior defense that forced the Lakers into poor shooting. The game featured a ferocious double team trap and key Lakers absences including Jerry West Elgin Baylor and Keith Erickson.
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Keith Erickson
Colbert drives in six as Padres top Dodgers in opener
Nate Colbert slugged two homers and an infield out to drive in six runs in a 9 7 Padres victory over the Dodgers. Colbert leads a rising San Diego trio with Ollie Brown and Clarence Gaston, as the expansion club shows early punch.
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Chicago Cubs
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Bulldogs
Bob Trujillo
Hancock
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Bob Howell
Week's Sports Schedule Highlights Local Schools
Cabrillo faces Lompoc Friday in baseball while A Grande runs Thursday at Lompoc. Cabrillo meets San Luis Thursday and Santa Ynez girls visit Lompoc Wednesday. SBCL prelims and finals unfold at Santa Maria High midweek with Girls League Relays at Cabrillo. Lompoc hosts Cabrillo in golf and Cabrillo visits Bishop Diego for tennis Saturday.
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Erickson Undergoes Appendix Surgery For Lakers
Keith Erickson of the Los Angeles Lakers had his appendix removed at Lutheran Hospital after stomach cramps forced him to miss the NBA semifinal against the Milwaukee Bucks. Milwaukee took a 2-0 series lead with a 91 to 73 win.
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East Los Angeles Huskies win Easter Tournament title
East Los Angeles Junior College Huskies rebound from Friday loss to beat Allan Hancock 4-3 in the deciding game and capture the 1971 Casey Stengel Easter Tournament in Norwalk. Ernie Teller pitched a complete game for the victory, with Rutherford delivering a late triple and scoring on a passed ball to spark the comeback.
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