Lompoc Braves Open Season Under New Coach
Lompoc High basketball begins tonight at Santa Ynez led by coach Dave Ellison assisted by John Vass. The junior varsity remains unsettled due to missing football players while seniors Roy Thomas Joe Brooks and teammates Sid Dansby Tim McDonald form the core for a balanced attack against a veteran Pirates squad.
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Dave Ellison
John Vass
Jay Vee
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Joe Brooks
Sid Dansby
Tim McDonald
Ellison
Santa Ynez Pirates Open Season With Lompoc Clash
The Santa Ynez Pirates host the Lompoc Braves at 8 p.m. to begin the 1970-71 season on their home court. Key players include Ken Holcomb, Dave Freeman, Allan Ericson, Brian Asselstine, and George Freeman with guards and forwards filling the starting five. Tom Hinricks is out three weeks with an ankle sprain and Mike Waterman is out for the season.
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George Freeman
Herocs
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Mike Waterman
Waterman
Braves
Bonita
Lompoc
Keith Weaver
Rolly Garife
Jim Surch
Weaver
Ruben Heredia
Ed Marshall
Roth Harding pace AHC to 75 71 win over Canada College
Allan Hancock College upset Canada College 75 71 in the Fresno Invitational quarterfinal. Roth scored 19 of his 29 in the second half and Harding added 14 as Hancock built a big second half lead. Watts tallied 17 for the Bulldogs.
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Tim O'Brien
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Robert Mitchell
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Hill
UCLA opens season with 107 77 rout to Baylor
UCLA, ranked No. 1, routed Baylor 107-77 as Sidney Wicks led with 20 points and Henry Bibby added 15. The Bruins built a 23 point first half lead, then rested regulars with five minutes left in the first half. Long Beach State, Creighton, Georgia Tech and other top contetas also won Friday night.
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Ed Kat
Long Beach
Conquistadores Fall Opening Game to Buena 69 36
Cabrillo Conquistadores lost 69 36 to Buena Bulldogs in the season opener. Gene Stokes led Cabrillo with 11 points while Chris Winegardner and Ernie Martin added nine and seven. Mike Kluge was ejected early and Cabrillo shot 26 percent, 15 field goals, with both teams hitting 54 percent at the free throw line.
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Baseball meetings end with unfruitful results in Los Angeles
Major league officials return home after a week of halted trades and stalled talks. The Washington Senators finances remain dire while Chicago Cubs engage in multiple deals prompting a commissioner inquiry but no impropriety found.
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Kelly Named AAU President in Push for Amateurs Reform
Jack B. Kelly former Olympic rower and brother of a princess was elected president of the National Amateur Athletic Union at its annual convention in San Francisco. He urged updating amateur rules and indicated a two year term would push for changes at the international level, with athletes seeking eligibility relaxations across sports.
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Cardinals Lions Tilt Tests NFC Pace As Stakes Rise
St. Louis seeks its first division title since 1948 as it meets Detroit at Tiger Stadium. Both teams lead the league in scoring and rely on strong offenses while the defense must slow the opponent. Several other NFL games shape the wild card chase with key must win outcomes for Dallas New York Giants and Green Bay.
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