Cabrillo Wins Tough Northern League Wrestling Final
Cabrillo edges Lompoc 78 76 in a six weight final showdown at the all Northern League meet. Hillman leads Hillmen to capture league title as Cabrillo advances to CIF semifinals at West Torrance and finals weekend.
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Arroyo Grande
David Ralph
Congs
McDaniels Debuts With Sonics In Victory Over Blazers
Jim McDaniels official entry with 1:30 left boosts Seattle as Lenny Wilkens and Dick Snyder lift the Sonics past Portland 109-105. Snyder 28, Wilkens 25, Haywood 24. Sidney Wicks 24 for the Blazers. Lakers rout Celtics as West nets 39.
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SuperSonics
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Blancas Wins Phoenix Open in Playoff Over Wadkins
Homero Blancas captured the $25,000 first prize at the Phoenix Open by edging Lanny Wadkins in a playoff. Blancas tied the course record with 61 in the second round, then fought through a rough stretch and a late rally from Wadkins to secure victory.
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England
Tony Jacklin
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Northern League grapplers named for CIF 98 lineup
The CIF 98 roster lists Howard Harrison Lom and Benje Williams Cab at 103, Ernie Del Rio SM and Mike Moya Lom at 112, Marvin Cook Lom and Mike Martinez AG at 120, Anthony Blount Cab and Tony Pegaling R at 127, Bill Dutra AG and Wray McGowen R at 133, Steve Hitchcock SLO and Mark Gullikson Lom at 138, Mike Draper SM and Ray Cabong AG at 145, Mike McDowell Cab and Jerry Truex SLO at 154, Brad Jones Cab and Gary Mosby Lom at 165, Tim Hardy R and Eric Faiivae SM at 175, Dan Gellespie Cab and Jeff Murro SM at 191, Mat Spence R and Danna Brenner Cab as heavyweights.
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Cabrillo
Benjo Williams
Arroyo Grande
Mike Martinez
Marvin Cook
Eagle
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Cook
Righetti
Reggie Pegaling
Lompoc
Tuffy Grossi
Grossi
Manuel Vasquez
Pegaling
Ernie del Rio
Mike Moya
Brave
Bill Allen
Tigers
Fiesty
Steve Hitchcock
Mark Gullikson
Jim Hardy
Tribe
Mark Loken
Anthony Blount
Blount
Tony Martinez
Jules Hain
West Torrence High School
Benje Williams
Cab
Bill Dutra
Wray McGowen
SLO
Mike Draper
Ray Cabong
Mike McDowell
Jerry Truex
Brad Jones
Gary Mosby
Tim Hardy
Eric Faiivae
Foyt Captures Daytona 500 In Easy Sunday Drive
A. J. Foyt won NASCAR's Daytona 500 as rival Richard Petty retired with a dropped valve after 200 miles. Foyt later grinned at the pit crew's easy sign, completing a victory that fed his bid for the Triple Crown.
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Fla
UPI
A. J. Foyt
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Richard
Petty
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Foyt
Mercury
Wills and Robinson Sign With Dodgers in Key Signings
Frank Robinson, 36, agreed to a 140000 to 150000 dollar contract after meeting with Al Campanis. Maury Wills, 39, followed with about 100000 and Bobby Murcer joined the Yankees for around 60000. Murcer said he told GM Lee MacPhail his worth and the offer was close.
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al Campanis
Maury Wills
Campanis
M arlins win Tri County meet led by Kowalik in multiple events
The Lompoc Marlins swept events at Paso Robles Tri County meet with Mike Kowalik winning 200 free 2 12 8 200 IM 2 29 5 and 100 breast 1 15 7. Susan McConnell added 100 back 1 19 9 and Kowalik led team with 30 points.
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Lompoc
Marlins
Paso Robles
Mike Kowalik
Susan McConnell
Todd Griffith
Kowalik
Kevin Hicks
Tom Fisher
Kevin Lisle
Nancy Arnold
Tom Hicks
Steve Fisher
Mike Fisher
Dawn Laws
Katherine Midgley
Joey Quinn
Kim Lisle
Steve Baker
Craig Griffith
Griffith
Fisher
Arnold
Hicks
Lisle
McConnell
Close finish in San Diego 60
Valeriy Borzov won the 60 meter dash in a tight finish at the San Diego Indoor Games. Jean-Louis Ravelomanantsoa and Willie Deckard followed, with Mel Pender fourth. Emiel Puttemans led the two mile run in 8:30.4 ahead of top U.S. distance runners.
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San Diego
UPI
Valeriy Borzov
Emiel Puttemans
Jean-Louis Ravelomanantsoa
Madagascar
Westmont College
Willie Deckard
University of Southern California
U.S. Army
Mel Pender
Puttemans
U.S
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