Morro Bay Dominates Santa Ynez To Clinch Los Padres Lead
Morro Bay crushed Santa Ynez 66 to 37 as Dave McCracken controlled the boards and Stan Craig hit repeatedly from outside. Santa Ynez falls to 8-2 behind Morro Bay and Saint Joseph with Atascadero next. Santa Ynez JV remains undefeated at 12-0 league play.
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Village Skate Club wins trophies at Santa Maria meet
The Village Skate Club sent 18 members to Sunday’s triangular meet at the Santa Maria Roller Fair. They won 14 of 24 trophies with winners including Greg DeDera, Karla Huebner, Randy Kurz, Renee Lee, Diane Miranda, Jamie Seaman, Corey Whelan, Michael Starcher and Lori Axline. The club is coached by Dixie Cooksey.
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Hancock Takes Third in Casey Stengel Tournament
Hancock College placed third at the Casey Stengel Tournament in Cerritos after a 5 4 semifinal loss to Rio Hondo that required play resumed Saturday morning. They defeated Pierce College 10 3 for third, with Terry Mohr collecting four RBI and Don Holdard going 2 for 2 with three walks.
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Higgins wins tourney in sudden death playoff
Pam Higgins captured the American Cancer Society Golf Classic first prize of 7500 dollars after defeating Judy Rankin in the first hole of a sudden death playoff. The 31 year old Californian birdied the 69 to tie Rankin at 212 and said she focused on a solid drive and par on the playoff hole. This was Higgins ninth LPGA season and her second tour victory.
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Standings and weekend results in Adams Division hockey
WLTP vs GFGA standings show Boston 33 19 6 72 219 186 Buffalo 32 17 6 70 200 155 Toronto 27 22 7 214 184 Cleveland 18 29 9 45 166 198 Saturday games Pulse: NY Islanders 2 Phila Montreal 8. Boston 3. Toronto 10. Washington 0. Chicago 4. Colorado 2. St Louis 3. Atlanta Detroit 2. Minnesota 2. Pittsburgh 3. Los Angeles Sunday results: Montreal 5 Detroit 3. NY Rangers 8 Toronto 3. Buffalo 6 Minnesota 2. Boston 4 Cleveland 2. Chicago 4 Atlanta 2.
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Top 20 college basketball poll results week of Feb 6 12
UPI board of coaches ranks the top 20 with wins and losses. San Francisco remains 25 0 after beating Nevada Reno and St Marys. UCLA slips after loss to Washington. Louisville splits with Nevada Las Vegas. Kentucky, Arkansas, Cincinnati, North Carolina post multiple wins. Virginia Tech not listed.
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Walker and Bayi duel indoors in separate meets
World record holders John Walker of New Zealand and Filbert Bayi of Tanzania highlighted indoor action Saturday. Walker won the 1500 meters in 3:40.2 at the ninth U S Olympic Invitational in New York despite glandular illness, while Bayi ran a 3:57.2 mile at the Mason Dixon Games in Louisville, the first time a Mason Dixon participant broke four minutes in the mile.
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Dons remain unbeaten as USF loses nothing in title chase
In a busy coast weekend, USF kept their unblemished record with a 99 82 win over St Marys at Oakland Coliseum Arena. St Marys guard Nick Pappageorge had 14 points and 13 assists as USF's big four led with 21s including Cartwright Redmond Baynes Hardy. Freeman Williams erupted for 59 points in a 119 71 victory over Simon Fraser. UCLA dropped a 78 73 decision at Washington to sit 7 2 in Pac Eight play while Oregon and Oregon State share second at 6 3.
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Bruins coach credits Pac 8 parity after Washington split
UCLA coach Gene Bartow says 11-3 should win the Pac 8 as teams juggle remaining games. Washington State and Washington visit Oregon State and Oregon, with crucial March outcomes ahead. James Edwards led Washington with 20. Marques Johnson scored 31 for UCLA in a high scoring night. California beat Oregon State 84-83 on Doug True free throws with 17 seconds left. Ray Murry led California with 29 in 74-65 Oregon win at Stanford. Long Beach State edged UOP 63-62. San Diego State beat UC Santa Barbara 86-56 behind Presnell Gilbert's 30. San Jose State defeated Fresno State 65-55.
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Hoosiers Upset Michigan In Big Ten Clash
Indiana led by halftime then defeated fourth ranked Michigan 73 to 64 on national TV. Mike Woodson scored 26 points, Kent Benson added 24 before fouling out, and Michigan coach John Orr blamed poor shooting and strong Indiana defense for the setback.
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