Lompoc Edison Hoop Clash at Cabrillo High
Tomorrow two basketball games at Cabrillo High feature Lompoc against Edison at 7 p.m. and Cabrillo meeting Mark Keppel at 8 30 p.m. At Lompoc High both teams return for a second game Saturday as Cabrillo plays Edison and Lompoc takes Mark Keppel at 7 p.m. and 8 30 p.m. A Cabrillo Takedown Tournament is set for 10 a.m. in Lompoc with Camarillo also competing.
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Cronin Rules Against Yanks in Williams Signing Dispute
AL President Joe Cronin ruled against the New York Yankees in blocking Dick Williams from moving to Oakland. He also approved Ralph Houk’s signing with Detroit, saying the Williams interview did not count as an official A’s release while Williams and Houk each had two years left on their prior deals.
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Yankees
New York
Detroit
Houk
Charles O. Finley
Yankee
Gabe Paul
George Steinbrenner
Bratz Stars In Hancock Victory Over San Francisco
Bratz, a freshman from Lompoc High, sparked Hancock to a 60 point first half lead as the Bulldogs beat College of San Francisco 57 51 in the Fresno Tournament opener. Landsberger led Hancock with 16 points while Bratz totaled 15, a season high. Hancock meets Fresno City College next at 9 a.m. in round two.
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Mike Bratz
Lompoc High
Hancock Bulldogs
Hancock
College of San Francisco
Fresno
Bratz
Mark Landsberger
Bulldogs
Fresno City College
Braves
Danny Bright
Ken Humbert
Sophi — Lompoch
Sophs
Royals
Mike Poloni
Tony Guest
Frosh
San Marcos
Jeff Jones
Steve McMillan
Terry Walker
Calvin Boler
Jerry Tolstad
Tolstad
Walker
Lompoc Braves Fall to San Marcos in Nonleague Clash
The Lompa Braves trailed late first half after a Rick Fridrich jumper and drive, then faced a second half surge by the San Marcos Royals to drop 74-60. Lompoc committed 29 turnovers, 17 in the final half, while San Marcos squeezed out 13.
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Scott Ostler
Lom Braves
San Marcos Royals
Lompoc
Braves
Royals
Rick Fridrich
John Lauriiien
Huddy
Las Vegas Rebels Tame UCSB and LB State Shine
Nevada Las Vegas defeated UC Santa Barbara 76-50 without Bob Florence and Lewis Brown as Jimmy Baker posted 24 points and 20 rebounds. Long Beach State beat Cal Poly Pomona 79-54 with Clifton Pondexter collecting 26 points and 15 rebounds. Arizona edged Kansas State 74-72 on a Bob Elliott 40 footer at buzzer. Washington State rallied past Portland State 74-70 led by Edgar Jeffries 20 points. Oregonbeat A C Davis 82-59 as turnover woes plagued the losing side.
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Bob Florence
Lewis Brown
UC Santa Barbara
Florence
Long Beach State
Clifton Pondexter
Cal Poly Pomona
Pondexter
Arizona
Kansas State
Bob Elliott
Washington State
Portland State
Edgar Jeff
Sonics edge Rockets in overtime as Murphy pours 39
Seattle beats Houston 124-118 in OT. Spencer Haywood scores 37 with six OT points, while Calvin Murphy sets a career high 39 for the Rockets in a SIXTH overtime setback this season. Detroit tops Chicago. Atlanta downs New York in other NBA results.
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Nier
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Pete Maravich
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Hawks
Jim Washington
Maravich
Milwaukee
Lou Hudson
Bill Bradley
Don Kojis
Sam Lacey
Kansas City-Omaha
Jimmy Walker
Nate Williams
Kings
Jim Cleamons
Austin Carr
Cavs
Steve Mix
Fred Carter
Village Hills Little League Seeks Volunteers for 1974 Season
The Village Hills Little League requests adults to manage coach umpire and score for 1974. For info contact Dwayne Wilson at 733-1013 or Jim Forren at 733-1143. The group weighs a girls softball option using existing fields and safety plans. call Wilson after 6 pm on weekdays.
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Little League
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Jim Forren
Wilson
Simpson Top All Star Voting in AFC Selection
Buffalo Bills star OJ Simpson, after a record setting 2003 yard season and three 200 yard games, was named unanimously to the UPI 1973 American Conference All Star team. Miami players earned seven first team spots in the AFC selections.
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UPI
Owj. Simpson
Buffalo Bills
United Press International
Simpson
Jim Brown
Bills
New York Jets
Miami Dolphins
Dolphins
Paul Warfield
Larry Little
Jim Langer
Larry Csonka
Weismuller Slips at Banquet Injures Hip in Las Vegas
Johnny Weismuller former Olympic swimming champion and Tarzan actor aged 68 slipped while attempting to sit at a Caesar's Palace sports dinner in Las Vegas and injured his hip. Doctors at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital took x rays. the injury's severity was not known. Weismuller won five Olympic gold medals in 1920 and 1924 and later starred in Tarzan films. He currently lives in Florida managing health food stores.
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Nev
UPI
Johnny Weismuller
Weismuller
Caesar’s Palace
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Florida
Dr J Delivers Late Heroics as Nets Edge Col on Road
Julius Erving sparked an 83 82 New York victory over Kentucky with four straight field goals in the clutch, a 16 point fourth period, 30 total points, and 12 rebounds while coach Phil Loughery urged ball to Doc. Larry Kenan added 22 boards and 13 points as New York fortalecer chase for second in the East. ABA games also saw Indiana top Utah, Carolina over Memphis, San Antonio over Virginia, and San Diego defeated Denver.
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Erving
Evin Loughery
NBA
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Kentucky
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New York
Dan Issel
Colonels
Issel
Larry Kenan
Billy Paultz
Artis Gilmore
Carolina
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Utah
San Antonio
Virginia
Memphis
San Diego
Denver
Race fixing conspiracy indicts 29 harness drivers
Federal prosecutors say 29 people including top harness racing drivers were indicted for conspiring to fix superfecta races at Roosevelt and Yonkers. The scheme ran from January 1 to April 13, 1973, paying drivers $1000 per race to keep horses out of the money while others bet all possible superfecta combinations.
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UPI
United States
Roosevelt and
Yonkers Raceways
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