Valley hosts edge and swim meets highlight weekend sports
Ray Gil of Lompoc won the 50 and over division in the 25th Her mossa Beach 5 mile run with 32 07, finishing 27th of 72. Buena High won eight of 11 swimming events as Lompoc and Cabrillo trailed. Tom Hicks swept two events for Lompoc. Cabrillo gridiron results, golf results, and girls basketball notes from local teams and weekend tournaments wrap the roundup.
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Lompoc teams split tight prep basketball doubleheader
Freshman Lompoc defeats Cabrillo 61 to 49 behind Dale Barthel 14 and Casey Candaele 13 while JV Cabrillo tops Lompoc 61 49 led by Rocky Brock 22 and Andre Roberts 14. Other grade results noted.
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Andre Roberts
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Robinson
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Troup
Meyer
Kunkel
Farnum
Ward
Yates
Bobo
Knickrehm
George
Jackson
Hendricks
McPherson
Hancock Wrestler Scruggs Takes Second At Cuesta Tourney
Hancock College wrestler Donnie Scruggs finished second in the 134 pound class at Cuesta with a 2-0 win in the consolation finals. He added an 11-7 decision in Hancock's 33-15 victory over Barstow. Andy Huyek sat out due to a neck injury.
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Cuesta
Hancock
Barstow
Scruggs
Andy Huyek
Cougers handle Fireballs in Lompoc Valley soccer action
In Division III play the Cougers won 5 to 1 over the Fireballs with goals by Tom Coglitore Jeff Weir Jeff Baskett Scott Garton and Tom Haliday for Fireballs. Scorpions topped Wildcats 6 to 2 as Eric Ornelas scored twice and Tom LaRiva Richard Kranz Leslie Svoboda and Michael Sullivan added singles. Other division games were rained out. Standings show Chargers Scorpions Blue Devils Roadrunners tied atop with 4-0-0/4-0-1 records and Cougers 3-1-1.
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Tom Coglitore
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Jeff Baskett
Scott Garton
Tom Haliday
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Wildcats
Eric Ornelas
Tom LaRiva
Richard Kranz
Leslie Svoboda
Michael Sullivan
Wildcat
Matt Best
Manuel Turkali
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Recreation basketball results from U-Save and partners
In Recreation A League U-Save Liquor beat Beattie Motors 79 71 led by Calvin Simmons 26 and Kit Hubbard 20. VAFB Credit Union defeated FCI 96 82 with Tom Foster 37 Fincher 35 high scorers. Standings show U-Save 10 0 and VAFB 7 3. In another match BR Liquor Emporium beat Boy's Club 60 55 with Lee Tolstad 24 and Joe Barto 15. Standings list Mission Federal 8 1 and King's 7 2.
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Cabrillo Freshmen Wrestlers Shine At SLO Fresh Novice Tourney
Cabrillo College freshmen Mike Del Torto at 123 pounds and Keaton Breshears at heavyweight won their divisions at the San Luis Obispo event. The team finished second to SLO with 94.5 points to 91. Other placers included Clay Robbins 2nd at 136, Bobby Smith 141, Richard Roche 148, Bert Lopez 98, Bob Gillman 123, Renee Miranda 194, Calvin Vrana 178, Paul Eden 157, and Don Wilcox 168.
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San Luis Obispo
Clay Robbins
Bobby Smith
Richard Roche
Bert Lopez
Bob Gillman
Renee Miranda
Calvin Vrana
USC Junior Walts Upsets Cliff Richey In Florida Finals
Butch Walts 20, from Fresno California, defeated third seed Cliff Richey 3 6 6 4 6 4 to win the 60000 ITA tournament in Boca Raton. Walts declined the 12000 first prize due to amateur status.
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UPI
Butch Walts
University of Southern California
Cliff Richey
Walts
Fresno
Calif
Richey
Seattle demands dowry from A L
Seattle officials seek a city financial contribution to join the American League, describing the situation as a marriage dispute. Mayor Wes Uhliman's press secretary, Dave Merriott, acknowledged the comparison, saying the dowry analogy fits the holdout.
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UPI
American League
Dave Merriott
Wes Uhliman
Bruins surge to league lead as Johnson fuels 91-71 win over Washington State
Marques Johnson returned to form with 32 points guiding UCLA past Washington State 91-71 to seize first place in the Pac-8 at the midway point. Washington topped USC 91-79 while Oregon State beat Stanford 82-76 as the conference race tightened.
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Top 20 college basketball week results from UPI poll
UPI Board of Coaches top 20 recap for the week of February 17 shows Indiana beating Michigan in overtime 72-67, Marquette defeating Manhattan and Detroit, and North Carolina sweeping Detroit Georgia Tech and Furman. Nevada Las Vegas upset by Pepperdine, and several other notable wins and losses across major programs.
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Baseball spring hinges on owners players contract talks
New York UPI report notes major league owners hold a joint meeting to decide a new contract offer for players as spring training nears and the reserve clause remains unsettled after arbitration and court rulings. The NFL labor dispute and freedom issues loom as leverage in bargaining.
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U.S
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National Football League
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