Atascadero Stuns Lompoc in Final Minutes for Third Place
In the Atascadero Tournament, the Atascadero Greyhounds rallied to beat the Lompoc Braves 60-59, dropping Lompoc below .500. Lompoc led 35-26 at halftime, but Atascadero surged with 9 third-quarter points from Mike Fredericks and 9 from Jim Gaddis in the late surge, as Braves guard Dallas Riley was absent. Cabrillo and San Luis Obispo also played, with Miller scoring 28 to pace the Tigers’ 53-51 win over the Congs, who finished 7-5. Cabrillo meets Buena and Santa Maria next.
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Bruins Face Ohio State In Bruin Classic Final
UCLA ranked No 1 meets sixth ranked Ohio State in the Bruin Classic final after Ohio State crushed Arizona 90 47 and UCLA beat Texas 115 65 in first round action. Washington State beat New Mexico 60 51 as they chase the Far West Classic title against Florida State.
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Landry Maintains Cool As Cowboys Chase Ninth Straight
Tom Landry kept his emotion in check after Dallas beat Minnesota 20 12 in Bloomington. Dallas has won eight straight, with two big tests left before the Super Bowl, as Staubach and Hayes echo the coach’s one-game focus and worn-excess optimism.
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Cavaliers Take Early Central Division Lead In Narrow Win
The Cleveland Cavaliers moved into first place in the NBA Central with a 103 102 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday night. Butch Beard drove for the decisive layup with 24 seconds left as Kevin Loughery and Hal Greer missed late shots for Philadelphia. Kareem Abdul Jabbar led the Bucks past Portland 123 84, while Cazzie Russell scored 33 for Golden State in a 107 102 win over Cincinnati. Tom Van Arsdale led with 22 for the Royals and Suns guards Haskins Van Arsdale each had 27 in a 124 106 win over Houston.
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Stars and Colonels Lead In ABA Standings At Midseason
The Utah Stars and Kentucky Colonels sit atop the ABA with 27-9 records as midseason frontrunners in the West and East. Utah pulled ahead by a 106-102 win over the Dallas Chaps, led by Zelmo Beaty with 31 points and 23 rebounds, and Red Robbins adding nine in the final five minutes. Donnie Freeman scored 27 for Dallas.
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Mt Sac Battles Ventura For Hancock Tourney Title
Mt. San Antonio faces Ventura in the Hancock Holiday Basketball Tournament final at 9 p.m. in the Sports Pavilion. Mountaineers, 8-6, meet Cougars, 8-7, with Hancock to play San Jose City in the 7 p.m. consolation.
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