Patrick dominates indoor boards with New York half mile victory
Patrick wins the 880 yard run in 1 52.5 at the Knights of Columbus meet in Madison Square Garden earning outstanding performer honors. Liquori, Hall, Murphy and others from Villanova also win events as track action features Olympic names and a meet record.
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Patrick
New York
Steve Smilanich
UPI
Dave Patrick
Villanova
Knights of Columbus
Madison Square Garden
Baltimore
Liquori
Cedar Grove
N.J
K. of C
Garden
Louisville
Bob Zieminski
James
Hall
Villanovan
Murphy
Ireland
The
Jim Green
University
Kentucky
Green
Peter Chen
Ed Caruthers
Dan Tague
Barry Brown
Phil Tobin
White Sox camp opens amid player strike absence
Chicago White Sox pitchers and catchers report in Sarasota with 21 players present as major league players boycott continues over pension funding. Club figures say big names like Horlen Peters and Tommy John are absent while Marv Miller notes turnout matches expectations. Nearby NBA results spark Miami division lead as Verga and Murrell pace scoring.
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Sarasota
Fla
UPI
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Gary Peters
Joe Horlen
Tommy John
Los Angeles
Horlen
Marvin Miller
Miller
al Lopez
Russ Nixon
Dan Osinski
New York Yankees
Yanks
Mel Stottlemyre
Stan Bahnsen
Griffin Leads Stanford Past Oregon 70 61 In Pac Eight Play
Stanford's Don Griffin scores 15 of 20 in the second half as the Indians erase an early lead to beat Oregon 70 to 61. Oregon also falls to California 91 70. Griffins strong scoring boosts Stanford while Lew Alcindor tops the league in points.
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Mike Hudson
UPI
Don Griffin
Stanford
Lew Alcindor
Pacific
Indians
Tribe
Oregon
Griffin
Ducks
California
Soph Jackie Ridgle
Alcindor
Bears
Bay Area
UCLA
Washington State
USC
Washington
Loyola
Pepperdine
Santa Barbara
San Jose State
St. Mary’s
UCP
Santa Clara
USF
Portland Pilots
Bill Turner
SLO Tigers Top Lompoc In Nonleague Swim Meet
San Luis Obispo defeated Lompoc 58 37 in a season opener meet in San Luis Obispo. Lompoc's Tony Hewes led with two wins including tying the school 50 free record at 24.7 and winning the 400 free. Glen Green won the 200 IM for Lompoc.
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San Luis Obispo Tiger
Lompoc
San Luis Obispo
Tony Hewes
Braves
Hewes
Mace Jeffers
DeMarco
Kuhn
Sinsheimer
Green
Parker
Ekegren
Johnson
B. Czerwinski
M. Czerwinski
Jurgensen Ready for Lombardi Era in Washington Redskins
Sonny Jurgensen says he is eager to start under Vince Lombardi as the Redskins begin a new era. Players expect a tougher, more disciplined approach with Lombardi demanding perfection and aiming to mold Washington into a winner.
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Milton Richman
UPI
New York
Sonny Jurgensen
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Washington Redskins
Green Bay Packers
Redskins
Jurgensen
NFL
Joe Namath
Eagles
Washington
Jets
Otto Graham
Loss to Warriors ends Lompoc playoff bid
Lompoc Braves fall 55-51 to Righetti Warriors as Armstrong 21 and Hanstad key for the visitors. Pedersen 20 points lead Lompoc with 12 rebounds while Rockwood seals win with late free throws. Lompoc drops to 3-6 in league, Righetti to 5-4.
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Warriors
Braves
Armstrong
Perry Hanstad
Guy Harding
Pedersen
Hanstad
Larry Rockwood
Lompoc
Righetti
Nelson Carter
Jay Wees
Lompoc Fresh
Rll
Rockwood
Findley
Harding
Reyes
Bolinger
Carter
Froehlich
Bowen
Thomas
Fridrich
Saints Rout Cabrillo Five In Santa Maria Showdown
Santa Maria defeated Cabrillo 85 to 68 at Santa Maria leveraging board control and limiting Cabrillo to 28 rebounds. Guard Calvin Simmons scored well for Cabrillo while Santa Maria’s guard Dave Cumberland routinely hit outside shots.
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Cabrillo
Saints
Santa Maria
Calvin Simmons
Dave Cumberland
Little sets pace for San Marcos in victory over Dos Pueblos
Doug Little scored to set a San Marcos school scoring record as the Royals beat Dos Pueblos 102 to 61 in Santa Barbara. The win also marked a team scoring record and kept San Marcos tied for second with Righetti in the Santa Barbara County League. Cabrillo’s Tim O’Brien led with 33 points in a 85-68 loss to Santa Maria, while Roth and Norwood powered the Saints.
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Cabrillo
Tim O’brien
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria Saints
O’brien
Doug Little
San Marcos Royals
Lompoc
San Marcos
Righetti
Dos Pueblos Chargers
Royals
Chargers
Dos Pueblos
Tim O’brin
Santa Maria
Mark Metzgar
Tony Norwood
Metzgar
Saints
Roth
Norwood
Cumberland
Saint
K. Vivian
T. Vivian
Simmons
Facer
Kitchings
Garwood
Santa Maria FG Ft-A TP
Golden Greek Five-0 Ups Matadors In City League
In adult City League action the Golden Greek defeated the Matador Barber Shop 56 to 44. Koldus led Golden Greek with 18 points and Hoops added 16. Earlier, FCI beat Johns Manville 81 to 77 in overtime after a 71 71 regulation tie.
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Golden Greek
Matador
Koldus
Hoops
F.C.I
Johns Manville
Pico’s Sporting Goods
Douglas
Lompoc Supply
Lompoc
Compton Tarbabes Break CIF Win Streak Record With 64 55 Victory
Compton Tarbabes defeated Dominguez 64 55 in a Coast League game to wrap up 22 wins this season and surpass the CIF SS consecutive win streak of 53 games set by 1950 53 teams. Notre Dame Sherman Oaks star Bob Fabian scored 66 points in a Del Rey League rout of Cathedral.
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Compton
Tarbabes
Dominguez
Notre Dame
Sherman Oaks
Bob Fabian
CIF
Cathedral
Knights
Fabian
Nick Tenneriello
Colbert
Vince Mannino
Crespi
Tony Deay
Upland Academy
Bob Weister
Torrance
Egan Tallies as Lakers Top San Diego in Narrow Win
Johnny Egan filled in for injured Jerry West scoring 28 as the Lakers beat San Diego 115-109. Wilt Chamberlain posted 25, Elgin Baylor also 25, Elvin Hayes 25 for San Diego, while Baltimore moved three games up on New York with a 132-122 win over Milwaukee. Wes Unseld grabbed 30 rebounds and 28 points for the Bullets. Jon McGlocklin led Milwaukee with 37.
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United Press International
Miami
American Basketball Association
Houston Mavericks
Willie Murrell
Bob Verga
Houston
Minnesota
Dallas
Steve Vacendak
Dan Anderson
Glen Combs
Denver
Indiana
Pacers
Larry Jones
Rockets
Steve Chubin
New York Nets
Los Angeles Stars
Valentine
Northern Arizona
Turner
Portland
Stan Tally
Linfield
Whitman
Wildcats
San Francisco State
Humboldt State
Girard Chatman
Cal Aggies
Sacramento State
Hornets
Bob Davis
Sonoma State
Hayward State
Nevada Reno
Chico State
Ramon Soloman
Sonoma
Lincoln Williams
Nevada
Weber
UCLA
Santa Clara
Gonzaga
Big Sky
Valley State
CCAA
Cal Poly Pomona
Loren Bracci
Valley
Westmont
Warriors
Chapman
Dick Barton
Riverside
Cal Lutheran
Andy Arner
San Diego State
Cal Poly Slc
Los Angeles State
Fullerton
Ron Knight
Diablos
Boise State
Hiram Scott
Central Washington
Whitworth
Lewis and Clark
Willamette
Subpac
Philippines
Johnny Egan
Wilt Chamberlain
Egan
National Basketball Association
Jerry West
Los Angeles
San Diego
Chamberlain
Lakers
Elgin Baylor
Atlanta
Elvin Hayes
Baltimore
New York
Milwaukee
Wes Unseld
Bullets
Jon McGlocklin
U Haul Cagers Upset El Rancho 22 17 In Pee Wee Game
Bob's U Haul remained undefeated by beating El Rancho Fence 22 to 17. Kirk Dalton led El Rancho with 11 points in a losing effort while Randy Adkins paced Bob's U Haul with six points. Upcoming Monday games feature Magic Wand vs Lompoc Motors Jeff's Mufflers vs Clough Motors and Atlas House Movers vs the Bulldogs in junior high action.
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Bob’s U Haul
el Rancho
Kirk Dalton
Randy Adkins
Magic Wand
Lompoc Motors
Jeff’s Mufflers
Clough Motors
Atlas House
Bulldogs
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Erv Hall
Frank Murphy
Jumbo Jim Elliott
Walt Fitzpatrick
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Crull
Morem
Ross
Prior
Pederson
Godden
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McVicar
Eric Jackson
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Lompoc-Ri
Warrior
Scott Pedersen
By Jim Duey
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Spangler
Burt
Hillock
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Burg
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