Knowles Named Cabrillo High Football Coach
Ed Knowles, eight-year assistant to Evert Jones, is selected as Cabrillo High football coach after健 over 100 applicants. A former U of U star and Cabrillo lineman, Knowles vows no major changes and will keep current assistants.
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Cabrillo Congs win Northern League track title in dramatic fashion
Cabrillo Conquistadores dominate the Northern League finals scoring 75 points to Lompoc 40 and San Luis 39. Roland Solomon highlights with a meet record 19.3 in the 180 yard low hurdles and wins long jump while Mike Martin takes the 880 and anchors the 4x440 relay. Bruce Filarsky and Bruce Maple finish 1-2 in an unexpected boost. The win pushes CIF 3A title hopes with upcoming qualifiers at Hancock College and Millikan High.
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Cabrillo Conquistadors Rally For Win Over Santa Maria
Cabrillo beats Santa Maria 6 0 to keep a slim Northern League lead as Kevin Drake belts two hits including a two run homer to reach 100 and 101 for the season. Senior pitcher Chris Banzhof goes distance with seven hits and four strikeouts as Cabrillo secures its 17th win.
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Celtics Take 1-0 Lead With Win Over Bucks
Boston defeated Milwaukee 98 to 83 in Game 1 of the NBA finals as John Killilea praised Bucks guard pressure and Milwaukee struggled with guard play without Lucius Allen. Robertson managed limited scoring while Cowens starred with 19 points and seven assists.
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Marshall Guides Dodgers to Sweep of Expos
United Press International reports Mike Marshall, a former Expo now with the Dodgers, tutored Dodger starters on Expos hitters and helped Los Angeles sweep Montreal in three games. Marshall contributed to two wins as Messersmith, Downing, Ray, and Yeager fueled a 7-1, 5-2, and 4-0 series finale.
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Williams sets Oregon records in distance event
Terry Williams, with Steve Prefontaine leading pace, established a Oregon fresh mark in the 10,000 meters at Eugene. Prefontaine set an American 6 mile record of 26 51.8, Williams posted 28 00.3 at 6 miles and 29 00.8 at 10,000 meters, qualifying Williams for the NCAA finals in Austin.
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Sports sked includes Tuesday Baseball and swimming events
No local events today. Tuesday schedules list Arroyo Grande at Cabrillo and Righetti at Lompoc in baseball at 3:30 p.m. Cabrillo and Santa Maria swim meets, Santa Ynez, Village CC golf matches, and Cabrillo-Arroyo Grande tennis with Lompoc-Righetti at 3:15 p.m. Hancock notes Moorpark at Santa Maria Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. last regular season game at Hancock field.
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Johnny Miller wins Tour Championship of Champions title
Johnny Miller with Silverado Country Club wins the Tour Championship of Champions by one stroke over Buddy Allin and John Mahaffey at Rancho La Costa. He earns $40,000 first prize and pockets $192,877 overall from 11 PGA starts this year. Miller saluted his improved pressure play and dominance this season.
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