Braves finish perfect league slate with 29 18 win
Lompoc Braves defeat Santa Maria Saints 29 18 to cap 12 0 season and 6 0 league run earning second straight SECL title. Ortiz 12 0 improves weight class lead. Rivera pins Harwood in tough 138 bout. Guerra earns decisive 175 win as Lompoc forfeit clinches. Jayvees and frosh also win big.
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Eric Jackson
Lompoc Braves
Santa Maria Saints
Lompoc
Braves
Marvin Cook
Saints
Ernie del Rio
Max Rivera
Gary Harwood
Santa Maria
Greg Laffoon
Gary Herman
Jess Ortiz
Sean Landers
Leroy Grijalva
Tony Squires
Ortiz
Cabrillo
Steve Miller
Guerra
Miller
Kirk Moore
Richard McFarland
Bill Shank
Jay Vees
Lompoc Frosh
Saint Frosh
Calvin Riley
Randy Milam
Braves Frosh
del Rio
Cook
Dacuycuy
Balcena
Saenz
Rivera
Laffoon
Herman
Landers
Ibs
Harwood
Lewis
Hageman
Wahl
McDonald
Brumana
Leary
Moore
McFarland
Shank
Jay Vee
Nishimokio
Kemp
Campos
Naramento
Rodriguez
McCauley
Kretzinger
Minnick
P. Hale
Ward
Youths clash as county hoops teams chase CIF berth
Four of six Santa Barbara County League teams still contest CIF playoffs with decisive games tonight. Lompoc hosts Righetti in a sec ond meeting while San Marcos meets Dos Pueblos in cross town action. Santa Maria hosts Cabrillo after clinching the league title with a 71 60 win over San Marcos.
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Bill Cockshott
Santa Barbara
Lompoc
Righetti Cage
Braves
Don Nelson
San Marcos
Dos Pueblos
Santa Maria
Saints
Cabrillo
Conquistadores
Warriors
Nelson
Scott Pedersen
Nelson Carter
John Fridrich
Roy Thomas
Steve Froehlich
Froehlich
Monte Bolinger
Tim O’brien
San Marcos Royals
Doug Little
O’brien
Little
Cabrillo Conquistadores Sweep to Tie for Second in League
Cabrillo defeats Righetti 29-22 in Santa Maria, sweeping all three divisions to tie Santa Maria for second place in the league at 3-3 behind Lompoch. Norman Skau and Marcus Gee earned pins in lightweights, Stan Marks kept an undefeated league record with a 16-4 decision, and Jeb Leutwyler added a first league pin.
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Jim Higgins
Cabrillo Conquistadores
Righetti
Santa Maria
Cabrillo
Lompoc
Conquistadores
Norman Skau
Marcus Gee
Skau
Brad Openshaw
Gee
George Pagaling
Stan Marks
Marks
Steve Knight
Jeb Leutwyler
Don Lemus
Alfred
Drake
Jeff Hardy
Dave Long
Jay Vee
Cabrillo Frosh
P. Openshaw
P. Pagaling
Moore
Sherry
Knight
Hernandez
Weaver
Jaegeling
Payne
Townsend
Miller
Leutwyler
P. Lemus
Lanier Dominates Marquette In Madison Square Garden Rout
St Bonaventure star Bob Lanier scored 36 points and held George Thompson to seven in an 84 62 Bonnies victory at MSG in the second game of a doubleheader. Teammate Jim Sewell added 25 as Marquette suffered a rugged defeat. In the earlier game NYU beat Georgetown 87 67 as Dolf Porrata and Jim Miller sparked the Violets toward an NIT bid.
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Mammoth
Marquette
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New York University
Dolf Porrata
Jim Miller
Violets
Georgetown
St. John’s
Calvin Murphy
Niagara
John Warren
Redmen
Murphy
Carmine Calzonetti
Joe Depre
Jerry King
Louisville
Tulsa
Bobby Smith
Ron Mendels
White
Cincinnati
Ogletree
Bearcats
Jim McMillian
Haywood Dotson
Columbia
Harvard
Mike Janczewski
Crimson
Williams Talks with Nats About Manager Post
Ted Williams says he is still negotiating with the Washington Senators over a potential manager role but has not signed a contract. Owner Robert E. Short called the offer lucrative and Williams called it fantastic and potentially worthwhile for the city, with a spokesman confirming no signature yet. Short acquired the Senators for 9 million dollars and recently dismissed manager Jim Lemon as part of his plans.
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National Basketball Association
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Breitbard
Rockets
California
Vince Lombardi
Elvin Hayes
University of Houston
NBA
Houston Astrodome
Twinbill
Columbia, S.C
UPI
Ted Williams
Washington Senators
American League Baseball Club
Boston
Robert E. Short
Senators
Williams
Short
Bob Short
Washington
Jim Lemon
Indoor track meet headlines Olympic performers in Los Angeles
The U S Track and Field Federation brings its first indoor meet to Los Angeles with Olympic competitors headlining the 11 30 a m start featuring Bob Seagren Lennox Miller John Carlos and Lee Evans Several Olympians and college stars compete in events across the day including the distance medley relay USC against Kerry Pearce of Australia Pearce runs for UT El Paso and holds the world indoor two mile record Seagren seeks a defense of his world indoor pole vault mark as top rivals from UCLA San Jose State Fresno State and Occidental challenge him The meet also features a federation mile with USC SDSU Oregon and UTEP runners.
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UPI
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Ron Freeman
Chi Cheng
Republic of China
Doris Brown
Ole Oleson
University of Southern California
Kerry Pearce
Australia
Pearce
University of Texas At el Paso
Seagren
Dick Railsback
Jon Vaughn
UCLA
Chris Papanicalou
San Jose State
Finn Erkki Mustakari
Fresno State
Andy Steban
Occidental
Neill Dugan
USC
Tim Danielson
San Diego State
Wade Bell
Oregon
Red Hill
UTEP
Mt Abel ski area to get weekend snow surge
Snow totals climb at Mt. Abel with 54 inches on slopes and six to eight inches of fresh powder reported. Roads are good but travelers should carry chains. all ski tow rental and refreshment stands to operate Saturday and Sunday near Santa Maria on Highway 166 and Highway 101 access points.
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Mt. Abel Winter Recreation Area
Mt. Abel
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Maricopa
Bakersfield
Cuyama
Kings Dominate Rangers In 4 1 NHL Win
Los Angeles Kings scored early and held a 4-1 victory over the New York Rangers. Bob Wall opened scoring 21 seconds in, Jim Nelson added for the Rangers late, and Eddie Joyal Gordon Labossiere and Howie Hughes powered LA. Montreal beat Detroit 3-1 and St. Louis edged Philadelphia 2-1 in other action.
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Los Angeles Kings
New York Rangers
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Gordon Labossiere
Howie Hughes
Montreal
St. Louis
Long Beach State eyes title with Cal Poly trip
Long Beach State 49ers with an 8-1 CCAA league record and 19-3 overall stand to clinch a tie for the conference title after a 70-64 loss to Fresno State. They travel to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with Saturday night games highlighting CCAA action.
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Fresno State
California Collegiate Athletic Association
49Ers
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San Luis Obispo
CCAA
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Pomona
Los Angeles State
Fullerton State
San Diego State
Whittier
Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Claremont- Mudd
Poets
SCIAC
Nancy Arnold Leads Marlin Swim Team In Season Opener
Nancy Arnold tops the Lompoc Marlins in the spring Tri-County meet in Santa Maria, winning the 50 yard backstroke and placing in four events overall. Kirsten Pipes and Karlyn Pipes add top finishes, with youth divisions plus a 4 heat award for Denise Buzan. The club invites area youngsters to join, outlining farm team entry and time standards, as the league hosts a Santa Barbara meet on February 22.
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Nancy Arnold
Marlin
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Miss Arnold
Kirsten Pipes
Karlyn Pipes
Marlins
Teresa Cessna
Denise Buzan
Marlins Swim Club
Lompoc Valley
Santa Barbara
Atascadero
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