Congs survive late run to beat Carp 50 48 at Cabrillo
Cabrillo freshman Tony Pickett sparked a fourth quarter rally as Congs hold off Carpinteria 50 48. Key stood out Brice Searles and Danny Troup helped seal the win with late free throws. Cabrillo hosts Antelope Valley at 8 30 p.m. in the Conquistador Classic.
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Cong
Harry Santos
Santos
Carpinteria Warriors
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Congs
Cabrillo
Antelope Valley
Troup
Brice Searles
Tony Pickett
Scott
Pickett
Carpinteria
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Simmons
Roberts
Brock
Hanley
Robinson
Searles
Carp—Mcintre
Pearce
Torres
Purcell
Anderson
Paine
CAB
CARP
Braves fall to Chargers in narrow late rally defeat
Lompoc Braves drop a 54 52 decision to the Dos Pueblos Chargers after trailing 10 4 early. Tony Jackson leads Lompoc with 13 points while Eddie Taylor is held to 10 as Dos Pueblos wins in the Santa Maria Optimist Tournament consolation final. The Braves, now 1 3, head into the Conquistador Classic at Cabrillo High.
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Scott Ostler
Lompoc Braves
Braves
Dos Pueblos Chargers
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Arroyo High
el Monte
Cabrillo High
Chargers
Jeff Rowe
Eddie Taylor
Chris Haave
Tony Jackson
Haave
Dave Ellison
Tony Jackon
Taylor
Santa Ynez Wrestlers Win Meet
Santa Ynez wrestlers defeated Santa Barbara 42 to 27 to win their first dual meet of the year. The Pirates started slow in the lower weights but used strong showings from the top wrestlers to secure the victory. The junior varsity lost 21 to 18.
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Santa Ynez Valley High
Santa Barbara
Pirates
Jv’s
Esposito presses claim of improving form with Rangers
Phil Esposito says he is not the same player who once scored 76 for Boston, but he is playing his best hockey lately. He credits his improved two way game and defense work as the Rangers rally to a 4-4 tie with the Islanders.
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United Press International
Phil Esposito
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
New York Islanders
Rangers
Phil
City hoop matchup features Serv-U loss in league action
In City hoop action the Liquor Emporium team fell 56 to 48 to an opposing squad. Tony Davies scored 13 and Fred Garife added 12 for the Liquor Emporium, while Mick Shroll had 10. Earlier Jim's Arco defeated Liquor Emporium 82 to 54 with Tom Nielsen leading the winners with 14 points and Dan Nielsen adding 12. Jim Enderle contributed 11 and Carlton Roberts 10 for the Liquor Emporium in the low-scoring defeat.
Reds eyes on big 1977 raises for Morgan Foster Griffey
Joe Morgan along with George Foster and Ken Griffey head contract talks with the Cincinnati Reds as agents cite a new free agent reality. Tom Reich says players now command higher value and may choose free agency if deals stall, with Morgan aiming for substantial raises after 1976 MVP and near Triple Crown year.
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UPI
Joe Morgan
George Foster
Ken Griffey
Cincinnati Reds
Tom Reich
Reds
Dick Wagner
Reich
Morgan
Foster
Griffey
Oakland A
Charlie Finley
Marlin Parents elect officers for 1977 season
The Lompoc Marlins Parents Club chose officers for the 1977 season. Mike Wayte became president, Dan Bodary vice president, Ben Smith secretary, Ginny Mosby treasurer, Mel Foster and George Hains Central Coast Committee representatives.
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Lompoc Marlins
Mike Wayte
Dan Bodary
Ben Smith
Ginny Mosby
Mel Foster
George Hains
Central Coast Committee
Standings From UPI Kept For San Antonio Game
UPI standings show San Antonio 111 over New York Knicks 98 while Chicago 101 tops Philadelphia 88 and Portland 104 defeats Houston 84. The schedule lists Wednesday games Milwaukee at Boston Phoenix at Philadelphia Los Angeles at New Orleans Kansas City at Washington and others with Thursday matchups including NY Rangers at Buffalo and Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Notre Dame Tops Indiana Despite Ray Martin Injury
Notre Dame defeated Indiana 78-65 as guard Ray Martin broke his ankle early in the second half ending his season. Toby Knight led the Irish with a career high 23 points and 12 rebounds while Dave Batton added 18 points. Indiana stars Kent Benson and Mike Woodson battled back but the Hoosiers dropped to 2-3 in recent games.
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Indiana
Ray Martin
Digger Phelps
Martin
Irish
Toby Knight
Hoosiers
Kent Benson
Mike Woodson
Bobby Knight
Knight
Dave Batton
Don Williams
Bruce Flowers
Wayne
Tree
Rollins
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