Lakers ride West and Goodrich to 18th straight win
Los Angeles defeated Baltimore 125 115 as West and Goodrich each scored 28 points. The Bullets, seeking an early division title, fell after a strong first quarter, with Wes Unseld and Archie Clark each at 24. Other NBA results include Chicago over Milwaukee, 121 99, and KC Omaha over Seattle, 120 98.
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Cabrillo Mat Team Faces Tough Week in League Meet
Cabrillo enters a busy stretch as 7 0 1 Northern League leaders travel to San Luis for a 7 30 make up. The Hill gym hosts the second round valley mat classic with Lompoc and the decisive league tournament Saturday. Standout matchups include Shane Whitmore 112 facing Ernie Del Gado and Russ Wardrip 157 against Steve Hitchcock.
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Anderson Blazes In Eight-Field Relays At Glendora
Gary Anderson and Scott Wassmund led Cabrillo swimmers in the butterfly relay as Glendora High hosted the Tartan Relays. Anderson set a meet record 55.5 for the butterfly and opened the medley with a 1:00.9 backstroke, both fastest in the Northern League this year. Cabrillo finished last in the eight-team meet due to travel issues and a two-event limit for swimmers. The Congs next host Arroyo Grande Thursday at 3 15.
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Daytona winner treats 24 hours as Sunday drive
Peter Gregg won the 24 hours of Daytona in a Porsche Carrera after weathering a shattered windshield and a gull stuck in the oil cooler. He averaged 106.274 mph on the 2.553 mile course, finishing 83 miles ahead of rivals, as Donohue’s Matra and Penske cars faltered.
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Hancock Bulldogs Stunned by Santa Barbara City College
Allan Hancock College drops a 67-59 home defeat to eighth-ranked Santa Barbara City College ending a 10-game win streak. Richard Stein and Greg Bell lead SECC with 21 points each while Gus Washington scores 18 for Hancock. A Feb 16 clash with Compton looms for title contention. playoff still possible if both teams finish with two losses. Bulldogs travel to West Los Angeles Friday then host College of the Canyons Saturday.
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Bruins overpower USC as Wilkes shines in rout
UCLA coach John Wooden vented at writers over Keith Wilkes while the No 1 Bruins routed cross town rival USC 79-56. Wilkes and Farmer boosted the attack with 16 and 14 points as Walton topped with 20 points and 17 rebounds in a 5-0 Pac 8, 17-0 overall, 62 game win streak.
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Pacers beat Stars to boost charity effort
Indiana Coach Bob Leonard pledged 100 dollars per Pacers point against Utah sparking a 113 86 win over the Stars. Donnie Freeman led with 23 points while Willie Wise and Ron Boone added 28 apiece for Utah. The result narrows Utah’s division lead to 34 2 games.
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Schlee wins Hawaiian Open in dramatic final round
Tom Watson faltered with a 75 to finish third as John Schlee fired a 68 to claim the Hawaiian Open title at 15 under par 273 two strokes ahead of Orville Moody. Moody praised Schlee while Watson lamented his costly mistakes and earned $14,200.
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Feuerbach Near Indoor Records At Seattle Meet
Feuerbach wins 69 feet 2 inches in Seattle Invitational indoor meet as he eyes 70 or 71 feet. Woods and Komar trail with top marks. Smith passes on world record after brief flight from Toronto. Larrieu eyes world indoor mile mark, Woods and Stones highlight high jump competition at seven feet two and a quarter inches.
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