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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1975

Page

9

Pro Football Revolt Rumor and Notable Age Trivia

The column surveys a brewing palace guard revolt against top figures in pro football, mentions origin debates over spiking after touchdowns pinning Homer Jones in New York, and notes Jim Marshall as NFL’s oldest regular at 37. It also covers Gus Williams draft status, fastest players debates, and Ken Anderson versus OJ Simpson as top MVP candidates.

Homer Jones New York Giants New York Bud Grant Minnesota O.J. Simpson George Blanda T.J Hayward Calif. A Jim Marshall Minnesota Vikings Ernie McMillan Green Bay Packers Marshall Fran Tarkenton Mick Tingelhoff Roy Winston Wally Hilgenberg Carl Eller Paul Krause NBA Gus Williams Golden State Warriors A.M Oakland Calif Williams USC Gus Warriors

Vandenberg Junior High 8th Graders beat Carpinteria 38-29

Vandenberg 8th graders improved to 4-1 behind Tony Pickett 13 points, Carl Davis 8, Joe Melatti 6, Craig Conners 6 and Kevin Davis 5. Kevin Davis led with 12 rebounds and Melatti 10. The 7th graders fell in overtime 27-25 as Steve Morris scored 13 and Forren and Sherwood added 6 each.

Vandenberg Junior High Carpinteria Tony Pickett Carl Davis Joe Melatti Craig Conners Kevin Davis Melatti Vandy Steve Morris Bobby Forren Dennis Sherwood Vandenberg Jonata Mission Stu Radford Craig Wilde

UPI Board of Coaches Top 20 Football Poll

The United Press International Board of Coaches releases a top twenty college football ranking featuring teams with unbeaten or non loss records. First place votes are shown in parentheses alongside team names.

New York UPI The United Press _ International Board of Coaches

Bonita fishing rising as Santa Barbara reports good catches

Sea Landing at Santa Barbara shows improving bonita fishing with a 25-boat day and strong rock and herring activity. Weekend totals include 1 014 rockfish, with pier lines yielding solid results while Avila Sport operations pause for boat overhauls. Abalone violations lead to fines. Ellwood Pier upgrade funded. Freshwater and lake fishing slow, trout deeper due to heat. December Sports Afield analyzes the Guns of Autumn controversy.

Santa Barbara Avila Harbor Associates Lopez Lake Cachuma Sports Afield

Hoosiers Prove Beatable Says Florida State Coach

Florida State coach Hugh Durham said Indiana could be beaten by a strong rebounding team that can grab second and third shots and run. Indiana routed Florida State 83-59 as All America Scott May scored 24 and Kent Benson 22. Indiana led 24 6 at one point and rolled to the win.

United Press International Florida State Hugh Durham Indiana Durham Hoosiers UCLA Bruins Scott May Kent Benson Seminoles Maryland John Lucas Terps Boston University North Carolina Phil Ford Mitch Kupchak Chapel Hill Kentucky Wildcats Kupchak Ford Walter Davis Tar Heels Adrian Dantley Notre Dame Kansas Lawrence Norm Cook Jayhawks Arizona Manhattan Kansas State Mike Evans K-State Bob Elliott Alabama Middle Tennessee Leon Douglas Keith McCord Crimson Tide

Stanford Dominates Montana State 95 76 on defense

Stanford raced to a 50-20 lead by halftime and rolled past Montana State 95-76 behind James Carter with 26 points. Montana State shot poorly, failing to make a free throw in the first half as Stanford hit 50 percent from the floor and 83.3 percent at the line.

United Press International Stanford Montana James Carter Bobcats

Valley bowling high series lead by Roy Coggins at Lompoc Valley Bowl

Valley bowling notes show Roy Coggins posting a 651 series behind 247 and 223 games in Merchants Handicap League action at Lompoc Valley Bowl. Other top performers include Rodney Eckert with a 649 series and Vaughn Hopkins delivering a 256 high game in FEC Mixed, with notable women’s scores from Joyce Howell and Doris Scolari.

Roy Coggins Coggins Rodney Eckert Wednesday Mixmasters Vaughn Hopkins FEC Bill Nasato Joyce Howell Monday Blue Chip Doris Scolari Ellis Diane Wade Lompoc Ladies Skip Sumter F.C Dot Raub Dolly Strouse Rosemary Costa Caroline Johnson Frank Raub Robert Green John Sams Nite Blue Chip Marge Silva Sheryl Andrew Randy Wahl Joel Woodfin Ruben Terrones Ginkey Jack Parr Jack Holcomb Navada Porter Jenifer Soberano Karen Sumter Rosa Sapalaran Marie Dimitt Judy Perry Darlene Horenberger Diana Sword

Sports league scores and player totals from 126 games

The page lists numerous players across divisions such as MERCHANTS HDCP and LADIES, with individual scores like Gloria York 204 535 and Roy Coggins 223 247 451. It notes multiple team entries, teacher and Elks leagues, and a triplicate game by Virginia Bettencourt across a 126 game span.

Gloria York Merilyn Doran Mary Lou Gibson Jenifer Soberano Karen Sumter Marie Manny Akemi Hall Merchants Hdcp Roy Coggins Jake Brewer Frank Barry Danny Daniels Rick Tagg Ron Hansen Carlito Garife Ed Evans LOM Diane Wade Mary Zucker Ladies & Gents Jerry Nungster Wray Stitch Richard Reynon Lee Boyd Will Ferguson Rudy Venator Dave Rohenkohl Bill Nasato Jack Payne Sue Crowe Dee Haigler Bert Walker Olive Kopsell Eileen Nasato Teachers League Jerry Macke al Frost Wally Rogers Orville Williams Bob Wiener Jim Newberry al Barnes Dodie Macke Dorris Samaniego Judy Shumer Pat Criscione

Eagles Lose Lueck For Final Games With Knee Injury

Philadelphia Eagles guard Bill Lueck will miss the last two games of the season due to a knee injury sustained in Friday practice at Veterans Stadium. Dr Vincent DiStefano operated Monday at Graduate Hospital to remove damaged lateral cartilage from his left knee.

Philadelphia UPI Bill Lueck Philadelphia Eagles Lueck Veterans Stadium Vincent DiStefano Graduate Hospital

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