Lompoc Braves Eye Division Hopes as Cabrillo Climbs
Lompoc faces Righetti Arroyo Grande and San Marcos in pursuit of second place as Cabrillo pursues wins to climb from seventh. Dos Pueblos clinches share of first after a 90 56 victory over Lompoc. In Seattle Kerry Pearce ties world indoor two mile mark as Doris Brown equals 880 record.
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San Luis
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Australia
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Pearce
Mark Pearce
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United States
Doris Brown
Madeline Manning
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Wooden aims for Oregon after tense UCLA win
UCLA coach John Wooden warns against overconfidence after a 64-60 win over top-ranked USC. The Bruins, 5-0 in Pacific-8 play, head to Oregon and Oregon State as they chase another lead in a tense season. USC coach Bob Boyd notes a late scoring drought and poor shot selection in defeat.
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Shaw wins Hawaiian Open and tops Palmer again
Tom Shaw, from Clackamas County Oregon, clinched the Hawaiian Open at Waialae with a 15 under 273 to earn 40000 dollars and move to the season money lead. He beat idol Arnold Palmer by two strokes after a final round 69 and claimed back to back tour victories.
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Weaver
Atlanta
Barber
Lee Trevino
Hubert Green
Lakers rally for fifth straight win over Warriors
West and Hairston combined for 61 points to lift the Los Angeles Lakers past the San Francisco Warriors 119 104 in Inglewood. The Lakers surged ahead in the third quarter, outscoring San Francisco 24 6 and grabbing 19 to 9 on the boards in that stretch.
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Happy Hairston
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Lompoc wrestlers shine at SLO Freshman meet
Lompoc High dominated the tenth annual SLO Jr. Hi-Fresh Invitational. Lompoc A won with 116 points, B took sixth. multiple Lompoc freshmen earned individual titles and runner up spots. Lompoc braces for Righetti clash at 8 p.m. with junior varsity following. Village CC men beat Braemar CC 57-39 in two rounds and set up next match.
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Willard Grossi
Roy Patterson
Ken Love
George Benz
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Braemar CC
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Mazeroski Wins Astrojet Golf Classic In Sudden Death
Bill Mazeroski and Andy Russell clinched the American Airlines Astrojet golf title with a sudden death birdie at 5 feet after a 54 hole best ball playoff. Mazeroski credited careful play and restraint as he edged Joe DiMaggio and Otto Graham, Ron Santo and George Andrie, Del Unser and Ed Podolak, and Joe Horlen and Craig Morton. The win comes as Mazeroski remains the steady, modest star of Pittsburgh sports.
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Issel 48 Leads Colonels Past Utah Stars
Dan Issel scored 48 points to lift Kentucky’s Colonels to a 130 118 win over Utah Stars, snapping a seven game Stars streak while Issel eyes ABA MVP honors after strong Rookie of the Year hints. Utah center Beaty contributed 34 in the first half before Red Robbins limited him in the second. Other ABA games saw New York 103 Memphis 84 Pittsburgh 121 Carolina 101 Denver 133 Indiana 131 OT and Floridians 126 Texas 109.
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Hancock Bulldogs Top Cuesta in Central Conference Clash
Hancock 58 Cuesta 46 as John Roth 22 points 16 rebounds lead the Bulldogs. Rebounding edge 46 to 22 and 48 percent shooting for Hancock vs 24 percent for Cuesta. Porterville next. tip 7:30 at Hancock Sports Pavilion on Feb 13.
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Portland Blazers win fourth straight against Cavaliers
Portland extended its run to four consecutive victories by defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers 112 to 102. Rookie Geoff Petrie scored 24 with 10 assists, while Gary Gregor added 19 before being ejected for punching. The win gave Portland 21 wins on the season, six more than Buffalo.
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