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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1970

Page

7

Unions approve pact with tracks quick start seen

In San Diego, unions approve a new labor pact easing track work, signaling a fast start for construction projects. The agreement aims to accelerate maintenance and expansion efforts across multiple railroad and transit facilities.

Porsche wins Daytona 24 hours with mixed national team

The Porsche factory team dominated Daytona with a record run, taking a one two over five Ferraris. Pedro Rodriguez shared the winning car with Leo Kinnunen, while Jo Siffert and Brian Redman finished second for Porsche. The squad fielded drivers from four countries and enforced strict team discipline.

Daytona Beach Fla UPI Ferrari Porsche Stuttgart Pedro Rodriguez Leo Kinnunen Pedro Germany Rodriguez Jo Siffert Brian Redman

Maravich Captures College Point Title

Pete Maravich scored 53 points Saturday night to become the all time leading scorer in college basketball breaking the record. The UPI report notes Maravich may be coming out of a state of shock at the achievement.

LSU Pete Maravich Mississippi State Oscar Robertson Cincinnati United Press International Maravich

Baseball Hall of Fame adds Frick Haines Combs old timer trio

The old timers committee inducted former Commissioner Fore C Frick along with pitcher Jesse Pop Haines and outfielder Earle Combs into the Hall of Fame. Frick, Haines and Combs, all in their 70s or 76, were celebrated for their contributions to baseball’s history. Frick had resigned from the committee ahead of voting, while Haines recalled his no hitter against the Boston Braves in 1924 and Combs recalled his Yankees era.

New York UPI Fore C. Frick Jesse Pop Haines Earle Combs St. Louis Cardinals Phillipsburg Ohio Frick Combs Richmond

Toomey tops 1969 Sullivan Award for all around athlete

Laguna Beach decathlon star Bill Toomey, 30, the 1968 Olympic decathlon champion, wins the James E. Sullivan Memorial Award with 2160 points from a panel of sports figures. Mike Burton places second, Steve Owens third. other notable finalists named.

New York UPI Bill Toomey Laguna Calif James FE. Sullivan America The Amateur Athletic Union Toomey Mike Burton Carmichael Steve Owens University of Oklahoma Madeline Manning Tennessee State University Willie Davenport Southern University Joyce Tanac University of Washington Bob Bednarski York Mike Silliman Army Elizabeth Allen Mamie Rallins Chicago al Oerter Kurt Bendlin West Germany James EE. Sullivan AAU

Belmont Denver Rockets Name Joe Belmont Coach

The Denver Rockets of the ABA signed Joe Belmont to a two year contract as coach. Belmont had been acting coach since December 10 and has led the team to a 17 2 record in that span.

Belmont Denver UPI Denver Rockets American Basketball Association Joe Belmont

Merced Five Dominates Play For Nod Over Dogs

Hancock College Bulldogs lost 109-100 to Merced hardwooders as officials whistled 60 fouls. Merced improves to 4-0 in conference and 17-7 overall while Hancock drops to 1-2 in league and 16-6.

Merced Five Richard O’ Brien Hancock College Bulldogs Merced Hancock John Roth Eric Compeling Tim O’brien Clesson Roth Dompeling Blue Devils Porterville

Bellamy Traded to Atlanta in Pistons Hawks Deal

The Detroit Pistons traded center Walt Bellamy to the Atlanta Hawks for cash and a player to be named after June 15, likely the Hawks No. 1 pick. Detroit also sent Eddie Miles to the Baltimore Bullets for Bob Quick and a second-round college draft choice.

Detroit API Walt Bellamy Indiana National Basketball Association Detroit Pistons Otto Moore Atlanta Hawks Pistons Eddie Miles Baltimore Bullets Bob Quick NBA Hawks Bellamy New York Howard Komives Dave DeBusschere Knicks

Philadelphia stadium cost rises to 44.4 million dollars

Philadelphia managing director Fred T. Corleto announced a new city sports stadium project budget of 44.4 million dollars, 6.4 million more than the original estimate, on Thursday.

Philadelphia UPI Fred T. Corleto

Santa Ynez extends TVL cage mark with triumph

The Santa Ynez Pirates beat St. Bonaventure 63 to 50 at Ventura gym to improve to 7 1 in Tri Valley League play and 11 5 for the season. Dan Fitzgerald led with 19 points while Mike Waterman added 15 and Ron Holcomb 10 as Santa Ynez built a 35 16 halftime lead. St Bonaventure led by Seraphs Mark Stephenson 19 and Jerry Stone 12, but Santa Ynez held on after a second half press forced 35 turnovers.

San Diego Calif UPI Pete Brown Los Angeles Pete Jack Nicklaus Torrey Pines Brown Tony Jacklin Nicklaus Jacklin Queen Elizabeth Tony Grier Jones Terry Dill Don January George Knudson Frank Beard Dave Hill Tommy Aaron Billy Casper Dale Douglass Bert Yancey Crosby Louisiana State Mississippi State Oscar Robertson University of Cincinnati Maravich Mara Santa Ynez Pirates Ventura Gym St. Bonaventure Pirates Santa Ynez Bucs Seraphs Dan Fitzgerald Pirate Fitzgerald Mike Waterman Ron Holcomb Mark Stephenson Jerry Stone Tom Cobey John Jorgenson George Freeman Kelly Moore Villanova St.b Mendenhall Freeman Waterman Holcomb Jackson Erickson ST. Bonaventure FG Ft-A TP van

Miller helps cast pain for Cougars in victory over Colonels

Larry Miller scored 23 points to spark the Carolina Cougars past the Kentucky Colonels 109104. Miller has 84 points in four starts while Bob Verga led the ABA with 31 for the Cougars and Gene Moore added 33 for Kentucky.

United Press International Larry Miller Doug More Carolina Cougars Miller Moe Cougars Kentucky Colonels Bob Verga Gene Moore Kentucky Indiana Pacers Spencer Haywood Denver Rockets Rockets New Orleans Bucs John Brisker Pittsburgh Pipers Miami Floridians

West Leads Lakers Tight Win to Top Western Race

Jerry West clinched a 113-112 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers with two seconds left as the Lakers moved back to first in the West. West scored 19 points while Elgin Baylor led with 33. Wilt Chamberlain was out with a knee issue. The Lakers hold a half-game lead over the Atlanta Hawks.

Los Angeles Lakers West Jerry West Lakers Philadelphia 76Ers Elgin Baylor Wilt Chamberlain Atlanta Hawks 76Ers Archie Clark Jack Marin Atlanta Baltimore Bullets Hawks Kevin Loughery Bullets Lou Hudson New York Knicks Detroit Pistons Knicks Willis Reed Dave DeBusschere Jimmy Walker Pistons Barry Clemens Seattle SuperSonics Milwaukee Bucs Fred Crawford Lew Alcindor Chicago Bulls Chet Walker Cincinnati Royals Johnny Green Royals Connie Hawkins Phoenix San Diego Suns Rockets San Francisco Warriors Jeff Mullins Boston Celtics Boston Red Auerbach Celtic Satch Sanders Emmette Bryant

UCLA Guards Spark West Coast Playoff Push

UCLA guard Henry Bibby led a 102-84 win over Stanford as the Bruins notched their 20th straight victory and 16-0 season mark. USC guard Paul Westphal scored 21 in a 78-73 win over California, keeping the Pac-8 race tight with UCLA and USC atop the standings.

Ron Supinski United Press International West Coast UCLA Henry Bibby Southern California Paul Westphal Pepperdine Bobby Sands Bob Thomason University of Pacific Willy Humes Idaho State Portland State Bibby Sidney Wicks Curtis Rowe Stanford Bruins Westphal USC California Berkeley

Knicks star Bradley elected to Crystal City bank board

Bill Bradley of the New York Knicks has been elected to the board of directors of the Crystal City State Bank, announced Wednesday.

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