Lompoc teams win in separate tough games in LA tourney and Cabrillo gym
Cabrillo beat St Joseph 83-53 as Mike Kluge shot 11-11 free throws for 31 points to lift Cabrillo to 6-1. In Los Angeles, Lompoc doubled overtime to defeat Inglewood 63-61, with Dallas Riley leading at 25 points and coach Dave Ellison praising the big win en route to the Murphy Tournament.
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Don McIntyre
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Kevin Drake
Cecil Gordon
Ken Murphy
Steve Tilley
Doug Riehle
Mark Adam
Congs
Santa Ynez
Lompoc Braves
Los Angeles
Braves
Inglewood High Sentinels
Lompoc
Harvard High
Salesian High
Inglewood
Sentinels
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Mike Bratz
Russ Bolinger
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Ellison
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Hager Drake
Kopelke
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Watkins
Murphy
Johnson
Moreton
Bassford
Totals
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D. Brockway
Garcia
Brown
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Fridrich
M. Bratz
J. Bratz
Olson
Donogue
Price
Stewart
Paladain
Walmuth
Purrmann
Lompoc 911
Lakers face Warriors to end long win run at Forum
The Lakers chase a 23rd straight win as Golden State visits Los Angeles after snapping a six game skid by beating the 76ers 113-93 in Oakland. Cazzie Russell led the Warriors with 30 points, scoring 20 in the third period. Jeff Mullins added 21 and Nate Thurmond 18.
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Los Angeles Lakers
Forum
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Warriors
Cazzie Russell
76Ers
Jeff Mullins
Nate Thurmond
Verbum Dei Opens Tourney With Win Over Dos Pueblos
Verbum Dei led by rookie coach Kenny Booker edged Dos Pueblos 58 to 53 at Hancock Pavilion in Santa Maria opening the Optimist Basketball Tourney. Bruce Coldren scored 22 for the Chargers while Louis Brown had 16 for Verbum Dei as a strong CIF presence. Tim Patterson, brother of Steve, featured on the Eagles.
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Hancock Sports Pavilion
Bruins
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Verbum Dei
Dos Pueblos Chargers
Bruce Coldren
Louis Brown
Eagles
Tim Patterson
Steve
Bishop Amat
Charley Menotti
Santa Barbara
Righetti
Leo Wilkes
Bruin
Keith Wilkes
Dons
Dennis Black
San Marcos Royals
Monrovia
Los Angeles
Gary MacDonald
Steve Weist
Royals
Lompoc
Tim Ryan
Lompoc Wrestlers Chase Camarillo Meet Title
Lompoc High returns to Camarillo Wrestling Tournament aiming to defend a co championship from last season as 12 schools compete including Santa Maria Arroyo Grande Righetti and eight Channel and Marmount League teams. Grappling starts noon Saturday with Santa Maria favored by coach Jerry Hamstad.
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Camarillo
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Morro Bay
Arroyo Grande
Cook
Jerry Hamstad
Saints
Courage on the field Jimmy Johnson sidelined no more
San Francisco 49ers cornerback Jimmy Johnson played with a severely broken right wrist casted for support and returned to action after six weeks. Coach Dick Nolan praised his discipline and high pain tolerance noting Johnson’s impact on coverage and game outcomes despite the injury.
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San Francisco 49Ers
Johnson
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49Ers
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Milburn
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Dick Nolan
Namath
Johnny Fuller
Nolan
Michigan antiwar show threatens Rose Bowl boycott
The Ann Arbor Coalition to End the War urges Michigan and Stanford to skip the Rose Bowl unless a ban on a New Year antiwar halftime presentation is lifted. The group cites a 1970 peace show and vows to seek resolutions to move the game if blocks remain. Dave Gordon led the push arguing censorship violates free expression.
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Ann Arbor
Michigan
Stanford
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University of Michigan
Stanford University
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R. Browning
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Waban, Mass
Ezequiel Ochoa
Denver
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Don Chesler
Oklahoma City
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