Bruin hero recalls Rose Bowl tackle against Michigan State
UCLA’s Bob Stiles, 32, recalls his 1966 Rose Bowl stop on fullback Bob Apisa that preserved a 14 12 upset over Michigan State. He later pursued acting in Hollywood while remaining UCLA loyal, and predicts UCLA’s improved squad has a strong chance against Ohio State.
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Heidmous and Hicks named polo all CIF First Team
Cabrillo’s Phil Heidmous and Lompo’s Tom Hicks earned first team all CIF 3-A honors in a big Valley water polo season. Cardone and Nunn also received picks with Kowalik Walton Denton earning first and honorable mentions, while Courville starred as Cabrillo’s leading scorer and inside man.
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SC Trojans upset No 6 Texas A&M in Liberty Bowl
Southern Cal defeated Texas A&M 20 0 in Memphis as John McKay capped his college coaching career with an upset win. Ricky Bell rushed 82 yards on 28 carries to break OJ Simpson’s USC rushing mark. Vince Evans threw for 174 yards and a 76 yard TD to Bell as USC outgained A&M 315 yards. Evans praised his line and Bell as a Heisman contender. The Trojans delivered the first Liberty Bowl shutout since 1962.
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Indiana Sweeps Weekly UPI Coaches Poll Again
New York United Press International reports Indiana remains the unanimous top college basketball team as the Board of Coaches again names it No. 1 this week.
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Braves host St Joseph in non league clash
The Lompoc Braves host the St Joseph Knights in a 7 30 p m non league game. Lompoc seeks to extend a two game win streak after beating Wasco High twice in the Quartz Hill Tournament to move to 5 4. St Joseph opened with an 80 25 win over Coast Union but has slumped since.
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Heidmouses Injured In Arizona Car Crash
Walter and Jeff Heidmouses former Cabrillo High swimmers and water polo players now at the Air Force Academy suffered injuries in a one car crash near Flagstaff. Walt fractured ribs and a shoulder with cuts and bruises and may be released soon. Jeff injured a back disc and is immobilized in traction. The brothers, seniors and juniors, were en route home for Christmas when their car skidded on ice and overturned. A third passenger was treated and released.
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Terps outlast UNC-Charlotte 70-60 in tested win
Maryland, ranked No. 2, edges North Carolina-Charlotte 70-60 behind John Lucas 22 points and a lockdown man-to-man defense. Brad Davis adds key baskets as Maryland builds a 52-38 lead after halftime and end a seven-game win streak against a previously unbeaten foe. Elsewhere, South Carolina routs Yale 100-66 and Oklahoma State tops Virginia 72-69.
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Connors Upset US in Davis Cup Elimination
Raul Ramirez defeated Jimmy Connors 2 6 6 3 6 4 to clinch the North American elimination for Mexico in the Davis Cup, sending the United States out of the competition. Political issues may block Mexico from facing South Africa next.
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