Braves wallop Palmdale as Lompoc routs Morro Bay
In Atascadero and Newhall first round games Cabrillo and Lompoc posted easy wins. Cabrillo beat Morro Bay 57 42 with Kevin Drake dominating and Drake scoring in waves. Lompoc crushed Palmdale 81 29 as Mike Bratz led with 8 of 10FGs and the Braves moved to 7 2 on the season.
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Scott Ostler
Cabrillo
Lompoc
Congs
Morro Bay High
Braves
Palmdale
Newhall
Paso Robles
Rio Mesa
Paso
Boulder City
Nevada
Canyon
Dave Ellison
Santa Barbara
Dons
Mike Bratz
Dave Farnum
Dallas Riley
Gary Adair
Adair
Ellison
Ted Heath
Marv Henson
Dave Morris
Mr. Sagebel Lane
Morro Bay
Garber
Curt Scarbrough
Glowner
Don Hannula
Den
Hart Tourney Scores Roundup
Nordhoff 52 Culver City 46 Hart tourney. Nordhoff topped Culver City 52 to 46. Atascadero Tourney: Arroyo Grande 75 Templeton 39. San Luis 53 Atascadero 49. Santa Maria 56 Dos Pueblos 50. Quartz Hill 70 OT Hart 71.
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Nordhoff
Culver City
Hart
Quartz Hill
Arroyo Grande
Templeton
San Luis
Atascadero
Other Santa Maria
Dos Pueblos
Who's who in the picture
A collage of sports figures and moments across teams Lompoc Cabrillo Texas Rangers and local athletes. Mentions include Terry Charles Florow Emmons Howell McManus James McDowell Parker Riley Kluge Williams Drake Grafton Lambier Czerwinski Candaele and Crouch among others.
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Terry Charles
Lloyd Florow
Lompoc
Ron Emmons
FFA Rodeo
Roy Howell
Texas Rangers
Hill
Gordon McManus
Ronald James
Kevin
Mike McDowell
Babe Ruther
Ed Parker
Dallas
Riley
Cabrillo
Mike Kluge
Parker
Lompoc Marlins
Terry Williams
Kevin Drake
Klitz named to All-CIF 3-A third team as Cabrillo star
Cabrillo Conquistadores linebacker Steve Klitz earns All-CIF 3-A third team honors. Los Altos quarterback Rob Hertel, Player of the Year, led CIF 3-A with 2,822 passing yards and 20 touchdowns. Los Altos places five on the 3-team squad, while Santa Maria dominates first team with three selections.
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Steve Klitz
Cabrillo Conquistadores
Klitz
Rob Hertel
Los Altos
Santa Maria
Hertel
Cepeda among three released by Oakland A’s
Oakland released Cepeda along with two other players in a move that leaves the former NL MVP without a team. The veteran slugger, once feared for right handed power, seeks new employment after the Athletics cut him Wednesday.
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Oakland
UPI
Orlando Cepeda
St. Louis Cardinals
Oakland Athletics
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Braves Wallop
Canas
Morro Pirates
Pirates
Morro
Star Hill
Harry Santos
Drake
Kit Bailey
Bailey
Rich Perrelli
Otto Laymean
C. A. Anderson
Perelli
Anderson
Cong
Gary Seeber
Jim Galbraith
Burroughs
Keith Eck
Crespi
Scott Hertenstein
Edgewood
Mitchell Kahn
Kennedy
John MacLymans
Claremont
Stan Domingues
Jeff Muro
Dwayne Murphy
Ant. Valley
Bart Gudmundson
Thous. Oaks
Mike Draper
Ruedy Contreras
la Habra
Bob Trudeau
W. Covina
John Obringer
Jim Haynes
Warren
Haynes
Bob Weiser
Mike Arvanetls
Sal Guerrero
Serra
Rory Rauschenbach
Lynwood
Chris Pruitt
Thousand Oaks
Rick Meyer
Bill McNutty
Pacifica
Coolage Goodall
Pomona
Mike Prank
Rosemead
Junior Talaesea
Santiago
Doug Hopper
Monrovia
Bill Schnieders
Rocky Chapman
Upland
Dave Quinones
Blair
Pete Schoenlaub
Mike Kobylarczyk
Simi Valley
Randy Harris
el Modena
Bucks
Ken Walker
Burbank
Terry Howse
Hawthorne
Clint Skaggs
Orange
Cepeda
Phoenix, Ariz
Russia
Phoenix Roadrunners
Western Hockey League
San Francisco
Candlestick Park
South
Montgomery. Ala
Mississippi State
Ken Phares
Clinton
Tony Adams
Utah State
Frank Dowsing
Norwalk. Com
Lanny Wadkins
Jocelyne Bourassa
Golf Digest Magazine
New York
Golf Writers
Pasadena
Southern California Trojans
Ohio State
John McKay
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