Valley Club Weekend Golf Scores and Local Soccer Standings
Results from the Village Country Club Men’s Golf Association span Wednesday through Sunday with winners in best ball formats and individual low netters led by Marlar Stewart and Ed Rogers. Soccer results from Lompoc Valley League include Scorpions, Blue Devils, and multiple divisional matchups with goals by Kranz, LaRiva, Howerton, Saxe, and others. judo club invitational notes and upcoming Santa Maria Invitational details.
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ED Ganster
Village Country Club
Marlar Stewart
Bob Nicklas
Harvey Davenport
Daron Katzakian
John Poloni
Ed McDonald
Ron Lindemann
Jack McDowell
Fred Bucker
Bill Teller
Benny Benedict
Jack White
Vern Tyler
Allen Briscoe
Stan Verdier
Ed Rogers
Tim Lockwood
Clancey Johnson
Duke Early
John Kane
John Thomas III
Bob Bickford
Gene Rogers
George Janatsch
Ken Doran
Richard Kranz
Tom LaRiva
Jamie Lipari
Chris Rojas
Mitch Heath
Leslie Svoboda
Scott Smith
Tom Holiday
Scorpions
Chargers
Blue Devils
Roadrunners
Cougars
Raiders
Jets
Tigers
Cheetahs
Mustangs
Fireballs
Wildcats
Skinners
Raider
Davis Barr
David Atwood
Bob Smith
Jonathan Onstad
Juan Gonzalez
Jack Carmean
Cheetah
Tim Colchin
Andrew Mitchell
Ronnie Seltman
Steve Turow
Jimmie Bollier
Keith Anderon
George Porter
Brian Slaughter
Danny Garcia
Kevin Slaughter
Steve Wilson
Tony Yatsko
Adam Yatsko
John Bollinger
Jim McIntyre
Grant Valenzona
John Montoya
Tom Coglitore
Dougs
Aaron Flamand
Shawn Wynne
Dana Marshall
Helen Gibbons
Derek Hoopes
Mark Dalaklis
Daniel Turkali
Scorp
Lompoc American Legion
San Fernando Valley
Jimmy Johnston
Yonen
Brian Wilbur
Lenard Shepard Jr
Santa Maria
Ron Johnston
Memorial Building
Local Youth and School Basketball Box Scores
Comprehensive box scores from Santa Maria vs Lompoc and multiple leagues feature players such as Shiffrar Salazar Cunningham Smalley Lopez Furtado and Coleman for Santa Maria with 85 points, Lompoc led by Humbert and Johnson. Other leagues include A League B League and various grade group results with numerous scorers listed.
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Santa Maria
Lompoc
Shiffrar
Salazar
Cunningham
Smalley
Lopez
Furtado
Coleman
Johnson
van Allen
Humbert
Borg opts against Canadian Open return after comeback win
Bjorn Borg, 19, staying away from Toronto despite defeating Vitas Gerulaitis 2 6 6 1 at the World Championship Tennis event. He blamed Canadian organizers for a past incident that kept him from returning, insisting he never gives up and plays better when behind.
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Toronto
UPI
Bjorn Borg
Borg
New York
Vitas Gerulaitis
Wojtek Fibak
Poland
Gerulaitis
Pirates fall to top-ranked Morro Bay in league clash
Morro Bay, ranked No. 1 in CIF 1-A, beat Santa Ynez 77 63 on the road as Morro Bay kept top spot with an 11 0 league record and 20 2 overall while Santa Ynez falls to 3 7 in league and 11 10 overall. David McCracken led Morro Bay with 26 points and 13 rebounds, while Mark Lewellen scored 20 for Santa Ynez. The Pirates host Atascadero Tuesday at 7 30 p.m.
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Matt Olson
Santa Ynez
Santa Ynez Pirates
Morro Bay Pirates
Los Padres
Morro Bay
David McCracken
Mark Lewellen
Atascadero
S.Y
Lewellen
Arellano
Rasmussen
Foss
Moir
Moore
Wilkes
Hanly
St. Joseph
Paso Robles
Flyers Edge Canadiens In Close NHL Showdown
Sun night clash between two elite teams ended 2-1 as Flyers goalie Ken Dryden faced a late goal by Bill Barber that proved decisive in a tight defensive contest against Montreal.
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United Press International
Bill Barber
NHL
Barber
Montreal
Ken Dryden
Philadelphia Flyers
Canadiens
Undefeated Indiana and Rutgers Hold Steady In Hard Fought Wins
Indiana barely defeated Illinois 58 scaled by a slow final five minutes while Kent Benson led with 17 and Scott May was held to six. Rutgers outlasted Manhattan 92 81 in overtime as Phil Sellers and Mike Dabney each scored 26. Toledo beat Western Michigan 88 80 to pull even atop the MAC with Miami. Oregon State beat California 78 70 to stay one game behind UCLA.
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United Press International
Indiana
Rutgers
Western Michigan
Toledo
Broncos
Dave Speicher
Mike Larsen
Rockets
Miami
Kent Benson
Scott May
Manhattan
Chris Dye
Scarlet Knights
Phil Sellers
Mike Dabney
Top 20 college teams results for Feb 8-14 showdown
UPI board lists Indiana 85 70 over Michigan State and 58 48 over Illinois. North Carolina 81 69 over Maryland and 113 106 over Tulsa. Maryland 69 81 loss to UNC and 98 81 over Clemson. Rutgers 110 87 over Delaware and 92 81 over Manhattan in OT. UCLA 104 78 over Washington State and 78 76 over Washington. Tennessee 73 59 over Vanderbilt and 72 66 loss to Florida. Navada Las Vegas 102 92 over Centenary. Washington 93 75 over Southern Cal and 76 78 loss to UCLA. Notre Dame 95 80 over St Bonaventure 84 57 over Villanova and 97 77 over West Virginia. Michigan 90 66 over Ohio State and 81 64 over Michigan State. Alabama 79 73 over Florida and 78 74 over LSU. Missouri 72 71 over Oklahoma State and 85 64 over Iowa State. Utah 76 89 loss to Arizona and 87 83 over Arizona State. North Carolina State 67 64 over Charlotte and 87 85 over Wake Forest. Louisville 85 73 over Drake. Western Michigan 85 73 over Eastern Michigan and 88 80 loss to Toledo. St John’s NY 56 47 over Rhode Island. Cincinnati 60 45 over St Louis and West Texas State 66 57 loss to Southern Illinois and 74 66 over Bradley.
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Washington
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Drake
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N.Y
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West Texas State
Southern Illinois
Bradley
Vikings Consider Move to New York Stadium
Bloomington Minnesota report says the Minnesota Vikings may relocate to New York amid legislative debates on a new stadium near the University of Minnesota. Fran Tarkenton disclosed NBC Grandstand details that New York tourism deputy Nel Walsh discussed using Yankee Stadium for NFL games.
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Minn
UPI
Minnesota
Vikings
New York
Fran Tarkenton
Nel Walsh
Yankee Stadium
Twin Cities
Metropolitan Stadium
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