Braves and Cabrillo clash in pivotal Northern League games
Braves host Righetti while Arroyo Grande plays Cabrillo in key league bouts at 8 p.m. Both games air on KNEZ or KLOM-FM. Cabrillo TV coverage airs 8:30 a.m. tomorrow on Channel 7. Cabrillo and Righetti sit 5-1, Lompoc and AG at 3-3 as CIF playoff spots loom.
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Righetti
Arroyo Grande
Braves
Righetti Warriors
Arroyo Grande Eagles
KNEZ
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International stars clash in Los Angeles Times Indoor Games
New Zealand's John Walker and Tanzania's Filbert Bayi lead the 16th LA Times Indoor Games mile field at the Forum. Also racing are Steve Prefontaine, Byron Dyce, Rod Dixon, and Bayi in a strong international lineup as Bayi reflects on indoor racing and World Records.
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UPI
New York
Madison Square Garden
Bays
Bayi
Christchurch
N.Z
Walker
Jim Ryan
Europe
Paul Cummings
Brigham Young
Cummings
Cabrillo Favored To Win Northern League Wrestling Title
Cabrillo Conquistadores enter tomorrow's Northern League final at Righetti High as clear favorites to clinch the league meet and overall NL title. With 10 points for a dual meet win and 10-8-6-4-2-0 scoring, Cabrillo sits 10-0 in duals while Lompoc has eight and San Luis Obispo six, meaning Cabrillo only must outrun Lompoc to secure the championship.
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Righetti High School
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Braves
Miller dominates desert, leads Bob Hope Classic field
Johnny Miller opened with an eight under 64 at Indian Wells and held a three shot lead after two rounds of the Bob Hope Desert Classic. Tom Shaw and Mac McLendon trailed by three, Arnold Palmer seven back, as Miller praised desert courses and Palmer voiced frustration with his putting.
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Tom Shaw
Mac McLendon
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Arnold Palmer
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Shaw
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Hubert Green
Palmer
Arnie
Cash push to save San Francisco high school athletics
Citizens rally to save the San Francisco high school athletic program after the Board of Education votes to cut athletics and after school activities due to budget woes. A cash drive has already raised 39000 dollars toward keeping sports programs and other activities running.
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UPI
San Francisc High School
Hank Luisetti
O. J
Simpson
Board of Education
Alibi legends and Roy of the Dodgers star Billy Loes report
A humorous history of alibi culture in sports chronicles Billy Loes and other figures. It notes Foreman and Ali as famed annalists of excuses while discussing arbitration notices and Pete Rose’s likely opt out from UPI reports.
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Lees
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Pete Rose
Rose
Jerry Kapstein
Stanford Wins Boost Pac Eight Title Clash Preview
Stanford defeats Washington State 71-59 to stay in the Pac Eight race with a 4-2 mark. UCLA and Oregon State lead at 4-1 while USC and Oregon sit at 3-2. Stanford’s Rich Kelley returns after flu absence, scoring 10 points as Ed Schweitzer adds 22.
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Oregon State
Corvallis
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Oregon
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Rich Kelley
Army
Ed Schweitzer
Steve Puidokas
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California
Washington
Clarence Ramsey
James Edwards
Frank Oleynick
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Chiefs
Nevada
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Rebels
San Diego State
UOP
Will Connelly
Long Beach State
Santa Barbara hosts Brazilian champions in Robertson Gym
Santa Barbara undefeated at 11 0 in collegiate play after a straight set win over Long Beach. The 7:30 p m matchup features Brazil national collegiate champions with three national team players on the roster. The SBC squad beat Long Beach 15-7 15-8 15-3 in their latest contest.
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Santa Barbara
U.C. Santa Barbara
Long Beach
Robertson Gymnasium
Status symbol backfires on Big Apple hero
Rangers star Derek Sanderson recalls his burgundy Rolls Royce a purchase for 31000 in Philadelphia and a Boston tunnel brake failure that exposed service woes. He details repeated repairs and a $296 labor charge while noting his car’s dependence and risk amid fame.
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Milton Richman
NEW York
UPI
Derek Sanderson
New York Rangers
Big Apple
Philadelphia
Sanderson
Rolls Royces and high hopes from sports stars
Derek Sanderson recounts a troublesome Rolls repair and warranty battle after driving to a Rolls dealer. The piece notes other baseball and basketball stars who own Rolls Royces including Muhammad Ali and Walt Frazier, with comments on garaging and costs.
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Tony Jacklin
Walt Frazier
Earl Monroe
New York Knicks
Nate Thurmond
Chicago Bulls
Joe Frazier
Muhammad Ali
Sanderson
Canada
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