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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1976

Page

8

Braves loom as Cabrillo hosts Lompoc in pivotal clash

Cabrillo Congs lead the league with a 17-3 mark and face a crucial test against Lompoc tonight at 8 p.m. The Braves seek to slow Cabrillo’s fast break after a prior 75-59 loss and must rely on new lineups including Mark Morehart at guard and Brice Searles at center to close the gap in the standings.

Lompoc Ellison Mark Morehart Brad Johnson Chuck van Allen Morehart Cabrillo Brian Murphy Congs Brice Searles Ernie Wheeler Eddie Evans Eddie Taylor Jerry Tolstad Ken Humbert Mandy Simmons Andre McGant Carlton Roberts John Midgley Taylor Braves

Bruins Take Pac-8 Lead With 92 87 Victory

UCLA upset Washington 92 to 87 in Seattle to seize sole possession of first in the Pac-8. Coach Gene Bartow cited as key after earlier setbacks. Huskies shot 70 percent and led 16-10 before UCLA rallied to win.

United Press International UCLA Washington Seattle Bruins Gene Bartow Huskies Bartow Marques Johnson Richard Washington Bruin Ray Townsend Andre McCarter Jim Spillane Lars Hansen Oregon State California Lonnie Shelton Cal Gene Ransom Washington State Southern California Cougars Steve Puidokas Norton Barnhill Ron Davis Oregon Stanford Marquette Manhattan Jerome Whitehead Warriors Bo Ellis Earl Tatum Bernard Toone Rutgers West Virginia Mountaineers Jim Bailey Scarlet Knights Bailey Hollis Copeland Ed Jordan Tony Robertson Providence Niagara Wichita State Bradley Ron Lee Gregg Ballard Lee Ballard Ducks Nevada-Reno West Coast Athletic Cal Baptist Pt. Loma Long Beach St Santa Barbara Pacific Fullerton

Easy wins for Valley mat teams

Lompoc beat Santa Maria 43-19 in a Northern League dual, despite two forfeit losses due to illnesses. Dennis Katsuda and Tony Rider opened and closed with pins, with Villanueva disqualified for elbows, boosting the Braves. Cabrillo defeated Arroyo Grande 57-7 as Ground and Bowser extended perfect league runs. The Lompoc YMCA plans a family bicycle club meeting Saturday at 7:30 p.m.

Lompoc Santa Maria Braves Saints Dennis Katsuda Tony Rider Jimmy Jacobs Villanueva Jacobs Jerry Hamstad Arroyo Grande Hamstad Cabrillo Congs Arroyo Grande Eagles Eagles Dave Long Larry Ground Long Cabrillo Mark Bowser Bowser Mark Hall

Village-Hills Little League sign-ups begin Saturday

Registration for Village-Hills Little League baseball starts Saturday at the Village-Hills Little League Field from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sign-ups continue next Tuesday and Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m., and again on February 14. Each registrant must bring a birth certificate and a $6 fee.

Village-Hills

Young Wins First U.S. Olympic Gold In Innsbruck 500m

Sheila Young, 25, from Detroit, skated to the women's 500 meter title in 42.76 seconds to become America's first gold medalist at the Winter Games and a double medalist. Cathy Priestner finished second, with Tatiana Averina third. Nikolai Kruglov won the biathlon 20 km for the Soviet Union as the medal tally showed the USSR leading.

Innsbruck UPI Sheila Young America Young Detroit Innsbruck Oval Canada Cathy Priestner Russia Tatiana Averina Leah Poulos Northbrook Ill Nikolai Kruglov Gorky Heikki Skola Finland Aleksandr Elizarov Soviet Union United States Anne Henning Davos Switzerland Henning U.S Lori Monk Madison Wis Lyle Nelson Boise Idaho Martin Hagen Jackson Wyo Peter Dascoulias Franklin N.H West Germany Detlef Gunter Mich Sapporo Wisc Fell

Russians Beat U S in Opening Olympic Hockey Match

In Innsbruck the Soviet Union defeated the United States 6 2 in the opening round robin game. Taft scored for the U S after a 4 0 deficit as Russia benefited from early penalties by the Americans. USA next faces Czechoslovakia while West Germany beat Poland 7 4 in the late game.

Innsbruck UPI Russia United States National Hockey League Jim Warden John Taft U.S Czechoslovakia West Germany Poland

AL expansion may force NL to expand

American League President Lee MacPhail said an expected 1977 Seattle expansion will push either a National League one team addition with interleague play or a second AL team. He noted scheduling difficulties with 13 AL clubs and hoped for a settlement with Seattle backers before he departs.

Seattle UPI Lee MacPhail MacPhail Lester Smith

Arnie Palmer shoots 64 to spark Desert Classic hopes

Arnold Palmer tied the Eldorado course record with a 64 in the Desert Classic second round in Palm Springs. Billy Casper posted 65 as Brian Allin led at 136 through two rounds, with Palmer at 138 alongside Dwight Nevil and Bob Murphy. Nicklaus at 139 and Miller at 140. Palmer praised his rhythm after the round.

Palmer Casper Eldorado Allin Nicklaus Palm Springs Calif UPI Arnold Palmer Billy Casper Brian Allin Dwight Nevil Bob Murphy Jack Nicklaus George Cadle Johnny Miller Jim Colbert David Lee Bill Rogers John Mahafey

Caldwell 70 Keeps Rex in Desert Classic Contention

Caldwell of Lompoc shot 70 to stay in the Bob Hope Desert Classic after two rounds with a 141 total. He sits six behind the leaders and is tied for 13th with two rounds remaining.

Rex Caldwell Lompoc Caldwell

Heair Wins Unanimous Lightweight Bout At Olympic Auditorium

Jimmy Heair, 138, of El Paso, defeated Javier Muniz, 138, of Los Angeles, by unanimous decision in a clean 12 round lightweight duel at the Olympic Auditorium. No knockdowns and no cuts marked the bout.

Los Angeles UPI Jimmy Heair el Paso Javier Muniz Olympic Auditorium

Boy sets push up world record in Minnesota event

Robert Knecht 13 powers 7 026 push ups in 3 hours 56 minutes with protein honey and juice. He paused every 30 minutes for sips and tablets. His 11 year old brother Richard reportedly set a sit up record of 25 222 in 11 hours 14 minutes.

Minneapolis UPI Robert Knecht Robert Richard First Evangelical Free Church

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