Lompoc Braves claim CIF crown in Long Beach
Lompoc High School's Braves won the CIF cross country title in Long Beach led by Larry Hildenbrand and Terry Williams finishing second and fifth. The team topped El Modena Palos Verdes San Clemente and Salesian for their first CIF championship in school history.
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Roman Gabriel
Alcindor powers Bucks past Rockets in NBA action
Lew Alcindor scored 23 points and 16 rebounds while limiting Elvin Hayes to 14 points as the Milwaukee Bucks defeated the San Diego Rockets 111-99. Five teammates joined Alcindor in double figures, including Greg Smith and Bob Dandridge.
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National Basketball Association
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Jon McGlocklin
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FWAA College All America team honors defense and Owens
The Football Writers Association of America releases Look magazine All America selections with Heisman winner Steve Owens leading the voting. Defenders John Tatum Jim Gunn and Mike McCoy follow while backfield stars Mike Phipps Steve Vorster and Jim Otis earn spots alongside a strong offensive line.
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UPI
Football Writers Association of America
Oklahoma
Steve Owens
Look Magazine
John Tatum
Ohio State
Jim Gunn
Southern California
Mike McCoy
Notre Dame
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Purdue
Steve Vorster
Texas
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Walker Gillette
Richmond
Jim Mandich
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Bob McKay
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Bill Bridges
Houston
Chip Kell
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Penn Stae
George Bevan
LSU
Mike Ballou
UCLA
Denton Fox
Texas Tech
Buddy McClinton
Auburn
Wyoming
Bob Jacobs
FWAA
Bruins and Broncos Open 1969 70 Basketball Season
UCLA and Santa Clara are pegged as the West’s top two, with UCLA aiming to reclaim the Pac 8 title and Santa Clara favored in the WCAC. Steve Patterson steps in at center for UCLA, while Dennis Awtrey leads Santa Clara as the teams begin play at Pauley Pavilion and on the road.
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Weber
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John Wooden
Ralph Ogden
Philadelphia 76Ers
Dennis Awtrey
Bud Ogden
Ralph
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University of Minnesota
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
San Jose State
WCAC
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Seag gee ae Clesson Riverside edge Bulldogs in upset
Hancock Bulldogs, led by 6'7" Mike Jackson with 34 points and 17 rebounds, defeated Riverside City College 98 to 86. Jim Clesson added 19 points, boosting his two game total to 51 as Tim O'Brien sparked the comeback with a key second half shot. Jackson finished with 61 points across two games.
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Tim O’brien
Cabrillo
O’brien
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John Roth
Clesson
Roth
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Dompeling
Bulldog Cagemen
Santa Ana
Orange Coast
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Costa Mesa
Delta College
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Rex Mays Race Ends Championship Trail At Riverside
The Rex Mays 300 finalizes the Championship Trail at Riverside International Raceway on December 7. The race offers a $75 000 purse and features top road racing specialists like Gurney Donohue and Andretti in a season concluding, road course event following a nationwide circuit.
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al Unser
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U.S. Auto Club
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Ariz
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Hanford Motor Speedway
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Milwaukee
Donneybrooke
Trenton
Dover
Langhorne
Springfield
Nazareth
Sacramento
Seattle
Riverside
Gurney
Mark Donohue
Andretti
Tech, Auburn upset bowl bound elevens
Georgia Tech stunned Georgia 6-0 as Williams and Heats sparked the upset in Columbus. Auburn crushed Alabama 35-0, sending the Tide to the Liberty Bowl while Houston routed Florida State 41-13. Penn State rolled NC State 33-8 as Durrance and Alvarez starred for Florida and Tennessee swept Vanderbilt. Army defeated Navy 27-0, Owens set an NCAA rush record, Arizona State claimed the WAC title, and Rice topped Baylor 34-6.
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Doris Brown Clinches Third AAU Cross Country Title
Doris Brown, 27, Olympian from Seattle, wins her third national AAU women’s cross country title at Inglewood’s Centinella Park in 10 56. Cheryl Bridges and Pam Bagian follow, with Wolverine Parkettes taking the team title. Top finishers ahead of the World Championships in Frederick, Md., include Dianna House and M argie Phipps in other divisions.
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Palmer Wins Heritage Classic to Regain Top Form
Arnold Palmer, aged 40 plus, wins the $100,000 Heritage Classic at Harbour Town with a 283 total, three strokes ahead of Richard Crawford and Bert Yancey. Palmer, who had been winless for 15 months, credits solid ball striking and modest putting as decisive factors.
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