Second in tourney Drake MVP Conas bow 47 43 in OT squeaker
Cabrillo edged by San Luis in an overtime thriller 47 to 43 to finish second in the Atascadero tournament. Hill guard Richie Perrelli earned all tournament honors and junior forward Kevin Drake was named to the squad.
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Tigers Edge Cabrillo In OT For Atascadero Tourney Title
In a CIF contest at Atascadero Cabrillo and San Luis compete to a 43-41 OT thriller. Bob Dan led San Luis with 15 while Jim Proud added 12 and Perrelli 11 for Hillmen. Cabrillo’s Jim Hager scored late in regulation but OT free throws secured the win as San Luis claimed the trophy.
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Lakers overwhelm Kansas City Omaha 121 92 without Hairston
Jerry West and Gail Goodrich scored a combined 99 points as the Los Angeles Lakers routed Kansas City Omaha 121 92 in Inglewood. Wilt Chamberlain grabbed 26 rebounds, while West 28 and Goodrich 27 led the scoring.
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Braves top Hart 85 64 to clinch Hart Tourney third
Lompoc Braves beat Hart High 85 64 in Newhall to take third in the Hart Tournament. Dallas Riley led with 30 points, Mike Bratz added 24 and five assists, while Rick Fridrich scored 13. Lompoc built a 41 33 lead and stretched it in the fourth quarter. The team noted foul trouble cost a shot at the title the previous night against Rio Mesa. The Braves open Northern League play January 5 at Righetti.
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Redskins hit by flu ahead of Cowboys playoff game
Washington coach George Allen said six starting players plus one taxi squad member came down with flu two days before the NFC playoff with Dallas. The ill included Laavey Owens McClinton Hermeling Hull and Brunet. Wilbur remains questionable with a kidney ailment awaiting a doctor's report.
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USC Trojans Roll to Undefeated Season No. 1 Status
USC crushes opponents 425 to 117 in an unbeaten season led by Anthony Davis 18 touchdowns 1034 rushing yards. Rae Haden Swann McNeill Young Davis power a formidable offense while Wood Parker anchor a stout defense. Ohio State slips 38 13 as USC dominates grounds and air against Michigan State and Ohio State.
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Rodgers and Cornhuskers Face Orange Bowl Showdown
Nebraska arrives off two undefeated seasons despite a recent slump led by Heisman winner Johnny Rodgers and lineman Rich Glover. Notre Dame seeks first Orange Bowl bid meeting Nebraska since 1948, with Tom Clements directing the Irish against a stout Cornhuskers defense.
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Trojans and Buckeyes cue for big one
In Pasadena, Ohio State coach Woody Hayes will not open the dressing room after the Rose Bowl win or loss. Hayes plans to face reporters 20 minutes after the game. USC and OSU players faced fatigue in workouts as Monte Doris and Steve Myers miss the lineup for USC and OSU respectively.
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UCLA Rolls Past Drake in Sugar Bowl Tourney Opener
UCLA star Bill Walton tallies 29 points and 14 rebounds as the top-ranked Bruins push past Drake 85-72 in New Orleans. Illinois beats Temple 82-77 to set a finals matchup with UCLA. C J Schroeder delivers late free throws for Illinois. Jeff Dawson tops Illinois with 24 points. Joe Newman leads Temple with 23 before fouling out.
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Hancock Bulldogs edge Mt. Sac in holiday tourney thriller
Allan Hancock beats Mt. Sac 50-42 to reach 2-0 in the Hancock Holiday Tournament with Rick McCutcheon scoring 23 and Gus Washington adding 13. Hancock led 10-point early and 7:11 left in regulation, while Mt. Sac countered late in the first half and surged briefly in the second. Hancock meets Foothill for the title at 9 p.m. tonight after Foothill beat De Anza 40-38.
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