Santa Ynez Bucs finish season with third place in league
Santa Ynez Valley High fell 49 47 to St Joseph dropping the Pirates to third in Los Padres League action. They finished 6 6 in league and 12 11 overall while Morro Bay led at 10 2 and St Joseph at 7 5. The JV went 18 2 in league and the freshman team won league play.
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Santa Ynez Valley High
St. Joseph
Pirates
Los Padres
Morro Bay
St. Joe
Bill Shortell
Shortell
Jay Collier
Cabrillo Congs Fall To Santa Barbara In Dual Meet
Cabrillo College track opened with a 76 42 loss on their home track to Santa Barbara. Cabrillo piled up top 10 finishes including Tapia 1 58.5 in the half mile and Snyder 13 6 in pole vault with a 3 27.4 winning mile relay.
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Cabrillo Cong
Santa Barbara
Dons
Congs
California
Bob Tapia
Bob Snyder
Conway
Solomon
Quigly
Delawan
Smith
Bracken
Cabrillo
Brown
Ingram
Doig
Tapia
Medina
Christen
R. Doig
Green
Snyder
Rosecrance
Foss
Pope
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Hendricks
Senn
Langly
Pratina
Meehan
Goubeaut
Gill
Hookland
Crofut
Eckert
Melson
Hoodland
Asel
Frosh-soph
Telles
Lompoc Braves defeat Santa Maria Saints 6-1 in non league match
Lompoc Braves win five singles matches led by Dave Elam and Mike Tripe in straight sets. The Braves also take second doubles 7-6 in a deciding tie breaker with Phillip Tramm and John Sawyer clinching the point. JV goes 3-1.
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Lompoc
Braves
Santa Maria Saints
Santa Maria
Dave Elam
Mike Tripe
Lynn Caddell
Phillip Tramm
John Sawyer
D Manuel
D. Class
Dan LeSueur
D. Smith
Fuentes
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D. Joey Grose
Jeff Chierichetti
Tom Phillips
D. Hernandez
Nakastuchi
D. Leper
Johnson
Bob Maraszek
Bing Aradanas
Bill Mills
Hancock College freshmen advance to state regionals in wrestling
Four Hancock College freshmen reach next weekend's state regionals at the Western State Conference meet led by Mark Hall who won the 167 pound title and Mike Rivera second in heavyweight. Norby Moses captured 118 and Anthony Ford took 142, while George Smith sat out with poison oak.
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Lompoc Valley
Hancock College
Mark Hall
Cal Poly
Mike Rivera
Norby Moses
Anthony Ford
George Smith
Hancock
Moorpark
Louisville
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Memphis State
Bobcats
Rutgers
Ancient Title Becomes 19th Millionaire In San Antonio Stakes
Arcadia California United Press International reports Ancient Title a 7 year old gelding won the 39th San Antonio Stakes at Santa Anita. He held off Double Discount by a length to claim the $72 500 first prize and reach millionaire status with his 117 500 race purse.
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Arcadia, Calif
UPI
Ancient Title
San Antonio
Santa Anita
Double Discount
Pirates end season after CIF bid effort in Simi Valley
Lance Colvin at 115 and Mike Duffy at 136 fell in opening CIF rounds as Santa Ynez wrestlers faced tough competition in Simi Valley. Dos Pueblos and Cabrillo wrestlers defeated them, but assistant coach Gene Nelson praised a bright future with many freshmen and only two seniors. The Pirates finished third in the Los Padres League and won their last two league matches.
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Lance Colvin
Mike Duffy
Santa Ynez Valley High
CIF
Simi Valley
Colvin
Dos Pueblos
Duffy
Gene Nelson
Santa Ynez
The
Pirates
Los Padres
Pirates stroll to opener victory over Bishop Diego
Pirates beat Bishop Diego 8 to 1 as Doug Jacobs walked eight and allowed eight runs in six innings. Mike Duncan earned the win with one run allowed over six frames, aided by Vincent Welbaum who fanned two in relief. Rick Adams contributed a single and three stolen bases while Chuck McLain doubled and drove in two runs.
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Santa Ynez Valley High
Bishop
Doug Jacobs
Pirates
Mike Duncan
Vincent Welbaum
Rick Adams
Chuck McLain
Pirates drop tough match to Righetti 6-1
Santa Ynez remains winless at 0-3 as The Pirates, defending Los Padres League champions, face a stronger schedule with new basketball players joining next week. Singles results list Hammerstein over Petersen 6-2 6-1 and other close sets while Dykema beats Norton Norris 6-2 6-2 and Tomasini Lineweaver defeat Trimble Gurian 4-6 6-4 6-4.
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Pirate
Righetti
Santa Ynez
Pirates
Los Padres
Mark McCullough
Mark Lewellen
Tom Hamilton
Dean Gilchrist
von Hammerstein
Mark Petersen
Alan Tomasini
Tom Lineweaver
D. Trimble
Gurian
Holmes Goes on Trial for Cocaine Possession in Amarillo
Ernie Holmes of the Pittsburgh Steelers faces drug possession charges as his trial opens in district court in Amarillo Texas. Assistant District Attorney Morris Overstreet expects a verdict within one or two days after proceedings begin. Holmes was arrested January 31 1976 at a wedding party motel restroom and charged with cocaine possession.
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Amarillo, Tex
UPI
Ernie Holmes
Pittsburgh Steelers
Morris Overstreet
Holmes
Steelers
City hoop B League kings furniture edges mission federal 63 62
Jim Riley leads Mission Federal with 29 points and Ray Garife adds 19 as King's Furniture secures a 63 62 win. John Love scores 17 and John Anderson 14 for King's Furniture. Anderson's beats Lion's Inn 52 48 as Pete Bebernes 22 Chip Hanley 11 Steve McMillan 10 pace A League action. FCI over Liquor Emporium forfeits A League game.
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King’s Furniture
Mission Federal
Jim Riley
Ray Garife
John Love
John Anderson
Anderson
Lion’s Inn
Pete Bebernes
Chip Hanley
Steve McMillan
FCI
Cale Yarborough Wins Second Daytona 500
Cale Yarborough, out front for 137 of 200 laps, wins Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway. He beats Benny Parsons by 1.39 seconds in a race featuring 31 lead changes among nine drivers. Yarborough, 37, from Timmonsville, SC, joins Richard Petty as the only drivers to win the world’s richest stock car race more than once.
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Fla
UPI
Cale Yarborough
Yarborough
Daytona International Speedway
Chevrolet
Benny Parsons
Richard Petty
Timmonsville
S.C
Hogs post 24 1 start and clinch SWC title race
Arkansas, ranked 10th, beat Texas 73 61 to lift their record to 24 1 and clinch first in the Southwest Conference. The Razorbacks could stay undefeated in league play for the first time in 21 years. Louisville and San Francisco also clinched conference crowns in their leagues.
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Arkansas
Louisville
San Francisco
WCAC
Dons
Pepperdine
Santa Clara
Ducks halt Bruins run in Pac-8 title race
Oregon upset UCLA 64-55 to pull even with the Bruins at 8-3 in Pac-8 play with two weekends left. Stanford USC appear out of reach, while Oregon State Washington and Cal hover near .500 as the stretch run unfolds with several key conference games.
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UCLA
Stanford
USC
John Wooden
Bruins
California
Washington
Washington State
Oregon State
Ducks
Cal
Golden Bears
WSU
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