Robertson’s twilight NBA season offers calm reflection
Oscar Robertson, age 34, now guards for the Milwaukee Bucks, defers offense to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and notes slower play and more thought. He reflects on injuries, aging, and plans after basketball while acknowledging his historic scoring and assist records, and hints at a final season unless injuries end his career.
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Robertson
National Basketball Association
Royals
Milwaukee Bucks
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Abdul-Jabbar
Bucks
NBA
Johnny Green
Johnny
Lompoc Swimmer Mike Kowalik Shines From Youth
Meeta Marlin and Mike Kowalik of the Lompoc Marlin swim club are highlighted as rising talents. Kowalik started swimming at six and by eight won the 1966 State Jaycee Swim Meet high point and first place trophy, later holding Tri County records in 50 yard and 50 meter breaststroke with over 140 medals, eight plaques and 350 ribbons. He also pursues water polo and Boy Scouts alongside school duties.
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Mike Kowalik
Lompoc Marlin
Mike
Tri County
Monte Irvin Named to Baseball Hall of Fame
Monte Irvin, a standout for the New York Giants and Chicago Cubs from 1949 to 1956, is elected to baseballs Hall of Fame by the Negro Leagues special committee. He joins Warren Spahn and others in the Cooperstown ceremony on Aug 8, with his Hall career noted alongside his clutch 1951 and 1953-54 seasons and his earlier Negro Leagues era.
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New York
UPI
Monte Irvin
Irvin
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N.Y
Warren Spahn
Mickey Welch
George ‘‘Highpockets
Kelly
Billy Evans
Spahn
Hall
Baseball Writers Association of America
Welch
Evans
Monte
Giants
Jackie Robinson
Dodgers
Judy Johnson
Jim ‘Cool Papa’’ Bell
Martin DiHigo
Ray Dandridge
Willie Foster
Satchel Paige
Josh Gibson
Buck Leonard
Robinson
Roy Campanella
BBWAA
Village Country Club Men’s Golf Assn results recap
Last week’s Village Country Club Men’s Golf Assn events produced multiple winners. Ed Sperber Frank Dulligan Lee Irvine and George Janatsch won Wednesday best ball foursome with net 62. Mike Doran led individual low nets at 67. Thursday foursome first place went to Jack Dotts Lynn Greenwood Paul Adamson Ed Lilley with 61 while Doran earned 69. Saturday morning threesome first was Harvey Davenport Al Levin Bob Bickford with 56. Bickford had 68 low net. Saturday afternoon threesome top team was Harlan Bratz Bud Morrison Ed Ganster with 62. Pendley 69 led individuals. Saturday-Sunday twosome Benny Benedict Matt Howerton won 64. mixed event went to Lee and Viv Irvine with 65.
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Village Country Club
Ed Sperber
Frank Dulligan
Lee Irvine
George Janatsch
Mike Doran
Jack Dotts
Lynn Greenwood
Paul Adamson
Ed Lilley
Doran
Harvey Davenport
al Levin
Bob Bickford
Bickford
Harlan Bratz
Bud Morrison
Ed Ganster
Bill Pendley
Sun
Benny Benedict
Matt Howerton
Lee
Viv Irvine
Gauchos Host Cal Poly In 8 P.M. Robertson Gym Battle
UC Santa Barbara returns home from PCAA play to face Cal Poly San Luis Obispo at 8 p.m. in Robertson Gym. The Gauchos, 10-8, aim to rebound after close losses to Cal State Long Beach and Cal State San Diego. The team features Billy Jackson, Robert Jennings, and Pinky Williams, all All-CCAA picks from last season. Pat Boyer continues to lead UCSB with 23 points at Long Beach as the Gauchos seek a fresh shooting night.
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UC Santa Barbara
PCAA
Cal Poly
SLC
Robertson Gym
Gauchos
Westmont College
Cal State Long Beach
Cal State San Diego
Kcsb-Fm
Mustang
Ernie Wheeler
Billy Jackson
Robert Jennings
Pinky Williams
Jackson
Williams
Jennings
UCSB
Long Beach
San Diego
Pat Boyer
Leonard Gray
Unitas debate on Chargers future remains unresolved
Baltimore quarterback Johnny Unitas said the question of playing for the San Diego Chargers this year remains unresolved. He and lawyer Dario Icardi discussed contract terms with club owner Gene Klein, noting a potential 10-year $300,000 Colts deal, but no agreement.
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UPI
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
San Diego Chargers
Unitas
Dario Icardi
San Diego
Gene Klein
Colts
Klein
Chargers
Scores College Basketball Results From United Press International
A compilation of college basketball results with numerous teams listed and final scores across multiple matchups. Notable games include LaSalle 96 Canisius 85 and Temple 49, with many institutions such as Rutgers, Hofstra, Stony Brook, Pace, and Villanova featuring in the day’s results.
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Phila Tex
Albright
Brockport
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Thiel
Hiram
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Rider
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Rutgers
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Widener
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Adelphi
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Hartford
Am. Inti
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Concord
Cntenry
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South Duke
Wake Forest
Old Conn
Norflk St
Towson St
Baltimore
Roanoke
Geotwa D.C
Va. Union
St. Paul's
European style cross country run to be held in San Luis Obispo
A European style cross country event in San Luis Obispo on Sunday February 18 at 11:00 a.m. starts at Stenner Creek Road. Runners choose Open 8 Km or Novice 2.5 Km with natural obstacles including water crossings and fence jumps. Entry fee is 1 dollar per runner. awards for top finishers.
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Stenner Creek
Coast Highway One
United States
Stenner
Terry Record
Garden
California
Stenner Creek Road
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Gene Clines
Gene Alley
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Ramon Hernandez
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