Lakers extend win streak as Chamberlain shines with 32 points
Wilt Chamberlain dominated with 34 rebounds 12 blocks and 32 points guiding the Los Angeles Lakers past the Philadelphia 76ers 154 132 to move to 25 straight victories. Gail Goodrich 31 Jerry West 24 led the Lakers while Bob Rule 33 and Billy Cunningham 28 paced Philadelphia.
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Lompoc Falls To Murphy In Finals At Tournament
The Lompoc Braves finish second as Murphy High Nobles dominate 48 7 in the championship game. Murphy front line Tate Jones and Redmond combine for 37 points while Lompoc’s Bolinger Bratz Bratz and Riley struggle with fouls. Ellison praises Murphy and notes upcoming home game versus San Marcos Royals.
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Plunkett and Vataha lead Patriots upset of Colts
Stanford alums Jim Plunkett and Randy Vataha powered the New England Patriots to a 21 17 upset of the Baltimore Colts on the AFL Eastern Division title path. Plunkett threw two TD passes including a record 88 yard strike to Vataha.
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Braves finish second at Camarillo in tough wrestling meet
Lompoc Braves place high at the Camarillo tournament behind Santa Maria, totaling 87 points to edge Righetti for third while Camarillo eyes its 60 straight dual wins. Marvin Cook and Gary Mosby lead Braves with 120 and 165 pound class titles, as Allan Holoubek and Danny Loken also place for Lompoc.
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