Lompoc and Cabrillo Polo Teams End Season Strong
Lompoc Braves fall 6-5 to Riverside Poly in CIF 3-A quarterfinals. Cabrillo Conquistadores lose 9-8 to Santa Fe at Cerritos JC. Riverside Poly and Santa Fe advance as top 10 teams. Kowalik and Lisle pace Lompoc with two and one goals respectively. Cabrillo trails 7-3 at halftime then rallies but falls short. Cabrillo finishes 17-4. Lompoc 18-3, league champions.
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Lompoc
Cabrillo
Braves
Conquistadores
Riverside Poly
Arlington High School
Riverside
Santa Fe High
Cerritos Junior College
Santa Fe
Mike Kowalik
Kevin Lisle
al Jaenicke
Tom Hicks
Gary McComb
Kowalik
Jaenicke
Bruce Walton
Glen Hiedlebough
Congs
Bob Boyer
Lloyd Cardone
Craig Nunn
Art Courville
Phil Heidmans
Phil Pellerin
Chuck Mertz
Randy Bray
Cong
Boyer
CIF
Garden Grove
Brea Olinda
Spartans
Mike Warren
Lompoc Braves fall short in CIF playoff bid
Lompoc Trafford 20 Damien 6 after a late drive ends with an interception. Sub QB Steve McMillian connected on 16 20 and 18 yard passes to advance to Damien 22 with 1 11 left before Hugo Cargneluttireturning a pick 75 yards for a Spartans score. Braves finish 7 4 while Damien advances to 3-A quarterfinals.
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Scott Ostler
Lompoc
Steve McMillian
Cabrillo
Braves
Jerry Tolstad
Bruce Nix
Tony Guest
Damien
McMillian
Hugo Cargnelutti
Spartans
Carroll
Calvin Boler
van Allen
Cargnelutti
Huyck Stadium
Rick Davis
Tito Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Dan Duffy
Local Football Contest Winners Named in Lompoc Record
George Bickel of 3478 Rucker Road won this week’s Lompoc Record Football Contest by predicting 10 of 12 games and edging rivals on tie-breaker. Henry Rasmussen of Vandenberg AFB finished second and Mark Walker of Santa Maria placed third after choosing Lompoc on the tie-breaker.
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George Bickel
Rucker Road
Lompoc
Biccel
Henry Rasmussen
Vandenberg Afb
Mark Walker
Santa Maria
Knight challenges NCAA 10 player travel squad rule
Indiana University basketball coach Bobby Knight filed a state court suit in Monroe County seeking to block enforcement of the NCAA 10 player traveling squad limit. A preliminary injunction and permanent injunction are requested with a hearing set for Saturday. Knight has opposed the rule since summer and cites similar Bryant actions lifting football travel restrictions.
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Bloomington, Ind
UPI
Bobby Knight
Indiana University
Bloomington
Tom Berry
Monroe
D. Randy Bridges
Alabama
Paul “Bear” Bryant
Blanda's late field goal gives Raiders AFC West title
Oakland edges Atlanta 37 34 in overtime as George Blanda, 48, kicks the decisive field goal to seal the AFC West. Steelers 20 Jets 7 and Vikings 31 30 Redskins other notable results. Colts 28 Chiefs 14 extends Lydell Mitchell's 160 yard day.
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United Press International
Oakland Raiders
Raiders
Atlanta Falcons
George Blanda
Oakland
Pittsburgh Steelers
Minnesota Vikings
Steelers
New York Jets
Vikings
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Bill Kilmer
Frank Grant
Mark Moseley
Bengals
Oilefs
John Reaves
Cincinnati
Colts
Chiefs
Lydell Mitchell
Broncos
Chargers
Jim Turner
Chris Fletcher
John Hufnagel
Jack Dolbin
San Diego
Dolphins face Patriots in crucial AFC East test
Miami coach Don Shula deflects focus from Earl Morrall to running game as the Dolphins seek a better ground attack in a 33-17 loss to Baltimore. With a 7-3 record, Miami aims to stay ahead of Buffalo and Baltimore in the tight division race facing New England at Lompoc.
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MIAMI
UPI
Earl Morrall
Bob Griese
Dolphin
Don Shula
Baltimore
Dolphins
Earl
Shula
New England
Buffalo
Valley teams begin 1974 75 seasons with openers
Lompoc and Cabrillo basketball teams start their seasons with a pair of home games tomorrow night at 7 39 and 7 30 p m. Cabrillo hosts Dos Pueblos in a pre league tilt and hosts an exhibition with the Faculty All Stars before heading to Pacific Grove for a tournament. League play begins January 13. Cabrillo wrestlers host a six way dual Saturday while Lompoc wrestlers open December 20 at the Camarillo Tournament.
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Lompoc
Cabrillo
Braves
Dos Pueblos Chargers
Dos Pueblos
Pacific Grove
San Marcos
Camarillo
Ashe Nastase Masters Match Disqualified. Ashe Awarded Win
ILTF ruled in Stockholm that both Arthur Ashe and Ilie Nastase were disqualified from the Masters match, awarding the victory to Ashe after he walked off in protest. Nastase had been warned for racket throwing and crowd confrontation, while Ashe’s later actions were deemed a misdemeanor but overlooked in the decision.
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Stockholm
UPI
International Lawn Tennis Federation
ILTF
Arthur Ashe
Ilie Nastase
Ashe
Horst Klosterkempfer
Derek Hardwick
Federation
Nastase
Hardwick
Association of Tennis Professionals
ATP
Horst Klosterkemper
Klosterkemper
Gearan Sandstroem
Crash Kills Graham Hill in North London Plane Crash
Two time world champion Graham Hill died when his Aztec Piper aircraft crashed in heavy fog over a north London golf course. All six aboard were fatally injured and include Tony Brise, 23, a new member of Hill Embassy racing stable. Brise had survived a crash at Castellet track near Marseille a day earlier.
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London
UPI
Graham Hill
Hill
France
Hill-Embassy Racing Stable
Tony Brise
Brise
Castellet
Marseille
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Crescenta Valley
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Joe Carroll
Steve Gaston
George Polly
Warren
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Bridges
Hoosiers
UCLA
Ncaa Rules Committee
Blanda
Jets
Terry Bradshaw
Packers
Bears
John Brockington
Cowboys
Giants
Roger Staubach
St. Louis
Eagles
49Ers
Mike Boryla
Browns
Saints
Greg Pruitt
Don Cockroft
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