Purdue Survives Indiana Rally for Key Big Ten Win
Purdue outlasted Indiana 96-95 to extend its Big Ten lead to 8-1 while Ohio State fell to Illinois 73-57. Rick Mount led Purdue with 32 points despite a cold second half as Ken Johnson topped Indiana with 29 in a tight finish.
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Registration Open for Kids Swim Lessons at Lom poc Parks
Registration for the next session of children's swimming lessons will be held tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Lom poc Parks and Recreation Department offices 105 South C St. Courses run Monday to Friday for two weeks with pre-beginners 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. beginners 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. and advanced groups 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. The fee is 4 dollars per two-week session.
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Charger swimmers sink Cabrillo in league opener
Dos Pueblos topped Cabrillo 68 to 20 in Goleta in the season's first league meet. Jerome Betts led Cabrillo with wins in the 100 yard butterfly and 100 yard backstroke while Walter Heidmans added seconds for Cabrillo. The Chargers swept the B division 56 to 19 and Cabrillo edged DP 39-38 in the junior race.
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Wilt provides punch for Laker triumph
Wilt Chamberlain scored 31 points as the Lakers rallied to beat the Knicks 113 109 in Baltimore. Los Angeles faces Baltimore next with Jerry West injured and Gus Johnson out for the season, while West may return against Boston.
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Braves swimmers losenod in SBCL opener at Lompoc pool
Lompoc Braves suffer a defeat to San Marcos Royals in the SBCL opener at Lompoc pool. Tony Hewes won the 200 yard freestyle in 2 01.2 and anchored the winning 400 yard freestyle relay. Czerwinski swept diving with 120 points, Parker won the 100 yard backstroke in 1 08.4, and the Braves took the final 400 free relay as Hewes edged Roger Foote.
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Baseball Owners, Players Clash Over Pension Offer
Major League players plan to reject the latest pension proposal and expand spring training boycotts to seven clubs. Marvin Miller says the offer will be overwhelmingly rejected as rookies report and managers defend their stance amid unresolved talks with owners.
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NHL rejects Vancouver bid to move Seals to Oakland
The NHL Board of Governors voted 9 to 3 against moving the Oakland Seals to Vancouver. League president Clarence Campbell cited proximity to Los Angeles and planned rapid transit to Oakland as reasons the club should stay local. Edwin Goodman of Labatt breweries opposed the decision, seeking to move the franchise to Vancouver.
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Ramos Captures Lightweight Title With 11th Round KO
Mando Ramos, barely into his twenties, defeated Carlos Cruz by an 11th round knockout to become the lightweight champion. Referee John Thomas raised Ramos’s arm at 2:41 of the round as Cruz bleeds from a deep cut above the left eye prompting the ring physician to intervene.
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Hancock frosh star Phelps leads inter-squad win
Freshman Bob Phelps of Hancock tied the school record with 55.5 seconds in the 440 intermediate hurdles and won the high jump at 6 feet 1 inch as Hancock defeated the Sophomore team 72 to 48 in Santa Maria. teammate Jim Reed set a Hancock vault record of 13.0 feet and Dan Ritter won the shot put at 46-3.
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College basketball results and wrestling notes from various meets
College teams posted wins across the nation including East Army over Iowa and Rutgers over Bucknell, with many scores listed. In wrestling at Cabrillo, McFarland Barr and teammates battled for top weights as Norman Skau and Marcus Gee led in lighter divisions, with finals and ticket information noted for a four team show and Little League sign ups in Lompoc. Bill Shoemaker marked a stakes victory aboard Inverness at Santa Anita amid foul claims that were rejected.
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