Saints Dominate Lompoc Braves In Wilson Gym
Santa Maria Saints, led by Tim Patterson and Charles Menotti, stifled Lompoc with a stiff zone and high-percentage shooting to rout the Braves 73 56. Lompoc struggled from the start as Patterson and Menotti blocked and challenged every Lompoc advance, while Bolinger and Bratz failed to convert early chances.
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Steve LaRue
Lompochoop
Wilson Gym
Santa Maria Saints
Tim Patterson
Charles Menotti
Lompoc
Bolinger
Mike Bratz
Saints Patterson
Braves
Lompoe
Saints
Greg Charboneau
Santa Maria
Patterson
Menotti
Saint
Jeff Bratz
Dallas Riley
Mike Tatum
Redmen
Dallas Ae
Tribe
Lompoc JV
Mike Terrones
Tribe Frosh
Larry Tatum
Dave Barthel
Danny Townsend
Cabrillo
First U S medal in winter Olympics at Sapporo
Susan Corrock, 20, of Ketchum Idaho won the United States first medal in the Sapporo games placing third in the women's downhill with a 1 37 68 time behind Nadig and Proell. Nadig won in 1 36 68. Proell took silver with 1 37 0.
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Sapporo
Japan
UPI
Susan Corrock
Ketchum
Idaho
America
Marie-Therese Nadig
Switzerland
Annemarie Proell
Austria
Miss Carrock
Tigers Clinch 69-56 Victory Over Cabrillo Conqs
San Luis Obispo Tigers beat Cabrillo 69 to 56 as Paul Miller led with scoring support from Russ Lambert and others. Cabrillo suffered 23 turnovers and a nine game skid while Mike Kluge outpaced Miller in the second half.
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Russ Lambert
Charles Flores
Paul Miller
Mike Kluge
Rick Mesa
Dan Duffy
Scott Ostler
Cabrillo Conquistadores
San Luis Obispo Tigers
Cabrillo
Tiger
Miller
Tigers
San Luian
Congs
Kluge
Mike
Theurnover
San Luis
Drake
Cabrillo JV
C.A. Anderson
Ick Holeman
Jay Spewart
Hubbard
Varsity and Pro Scores From Ongoing Basketball Night
Pro games see Seattle top Cleveland 118 112 and New York beat Buffalo 103 84. Other results include Chicago 110 Baltimore 108 Boston 122 Cincinnati 109 Phoenix 113 Golden State 105 Detroit 118 Philadelphia 113. College showcases SD State 73 Fresno State 72 UC Riverside 109 Cal Baptist Cal Poly Pomona 72 Cal State Bakersfield Cal Poly SLO 92 Chapman Westmont 90 Hawaii Pacific State 105 Sonoma State 51 Gonzaga 68 Montana State 48 Chico State 75 Saint Marys 71 Hayward State 89 Humboldt High School Righetti 48 Arroyo Grande 45.
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Seattle
Cleveland
New York
Buffalo
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Cincinatti
Phoenix
Golden St
Detroit
Phila
Portland
Houston
West Leads Lakers Past Bucks in 118-105 Comeback
Jerry West scored 37 as the Lakers erased a seven point deficit in the third quarter to beat Milwaukee 118-105 in Inglewood. Kareem Abdul Jabbar had 40 points for the Bucks, Wilt Chamberlain added 18 points 24 rebounds, and Los Angeles improved to 45-7 while ending Milwaukee's six game win streak. Oscar Robertson left with a stomach muscle injury late, and Lucius Allen fouled out, limiting the Bucks' backcourt in the final stretch.
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Inglewood
UPI
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Lakers
Milwaukee Bucks
Milwaukee
Bucks
Kareem Jabbar
Laker
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Gail Goodrich
Oscar Robertson
Lucius Allen
Robertson
Wally Jones
Hancock Bulldogs Clash With Reedley in CCCAA Showdown
Hancock and Reedley JC meet in a key CCCAA clash at 7 30 p m in the Hancock Sports Pavilion. Hancock erased a 10 point halftime deficit to beat West Hills 84 69 for an 11 game win streak led by Al Singleton with 27 points and Angel Torres 24 in the comeback effort.
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Hancock Bulldogs
Reedley J.C
Hancock Sports
Bulldogs
West Hills
Reedley
Hancock al Singleton
Singleton
Angel Torres
Gus Washington
Rick McCutcheon
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U.S
Germany
East Germany
Erhard Keller
West Germany
Keller
Wolfgang Zimmerer
Peter Utzschneider
Ulrich Wehling
Ducks
Eugene, Ore
University of Oregon
Dick Enright
California
Jerry Frei
Frei
Ryozo Nakamura
Tokyo
Michio Emerson
Nakamura
Harlan Emerson
Ron Johnston
Tigers Claw
Coaggs
Cecil Gordon
Lambert
Lomp’ Cabrillo
Riley “i
Fridrich
Drake Hager Bolinger
Bratz
Murphy Bratz
Moreton Tatum
Bassford
Farnum
Gordon
Mesa
Johnson
West
John Block
Hancock
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