Cabrillo Falls to Santa Barbara in Season Opener
Cabrillo suffers an 84 to 34 defeat at Santa Barbara in a meet led by Vincent Solomon who swept the 110 and 330 hurdles. Keith Hoyt wins two sprints for Cabrillo drill, while Bob Snyder sets a Cabrillo junior pole vault record. Cabrillo JV and Freshman squads also post results.
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Cabrillo Falls to San Marcos in Non League Golf Duel
San Marcos Royals, CIF defending champions, beat Cabrillo 429 to 399 on their par 72 course. Logan shot 71 to lead the Royals while Cabrillo’s Greg Rowland led the Congs with 83. Cabrillo won the JV match 487 to 480, with Erdman 82 and Gill 88 among Cabrillo scorers.
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Righetti Triumphs Over Lompoc 77 58 In Basketball
Righetti defeats Lompoc 77 to 58 as Cahill Carroll Greene Oliviera Santiago Tuscano and Watkins lead scoring. Lompoc’s Morehart Taylor Johnson Van Allen Yates Guest Humbert McMillian tally points. Taylor and Guest foul out.
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Watkins
Local Basketball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Summary of several league games with top scorers and current standings across multiple teams including U-Save, Vandenberg Credit, Andersen's, Beattie, Vargas, FCI, Foremost, and BRB Liquor Emporium. Notable scorers include Rick Candaele, Jim Enderle, Pat Murphy, Scott Ostler, Don McIntyre, Danny Nielsen, and David Craig.
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Scott Ostler
Don McIntyre
Danny Nielsen
David Craig
U-Save
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Vargas
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Foremost
BRB” Liquor Emporium
Ron's Plumbing
Fred Garife
Merle Manfrina
Bob Williams
Guadalupe Terrones
Cable TV
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Mark McPherson
Darryl Belle
Bob Lawrence
Roland Ruiz
John O’brien
Gary Adair
King’s
Mission Federal
Ron’s
Boy’s Club
Liquor Emporium
Village golf results highlight strong showings at home
Village Country Club seniors hosted Paso Robles in a home and home event. Flaherty Devens Krehbiel Taylor led with net 120, Swaggerty 86 low gross, multiple 134s for fourth. Other Village events featured team nets from 55 to 60s and several individual low nets. Mixed competition saw Lockwoods win with 61.
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Village Country Club
Paso Robles
John Flaherty
Gene Devens
John Krehbiel
Bill Taylor
Gene Tripp
Gar Swaggerty
Tom Melgaard
Thad
Bob Moseley
Woody Thach
Vern Tyler
Jerry Brush
Jay Ryan
Paul Adamson
Morrie Wildman
Fred Bucker
Walt Williamson
Matt Howerton
Moss Audenino
Benny Benedict
Lynn Greenwood
Bill Williams
George Lott
Dwayne Gouze
Flaherty
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Keith Wright
John Russell
Lou Poloni
Ken Doran
Ed Rogers
Had Burger
George Good
Good
Harlan Bratz
Ron Lindemann
Art Vienola
Clint Inglee
Inglee
Lee Irvine
Bill Langley
Bernie Moulton
Irvine
Lompoc Braves crush Arroyo Grande 121 39 in league swim meet
Lompoc swam to a 121 39 league victory over Arroyo Grande at home as the Braves swept four events and won both relays. Tom Hicks set a school record with 57.9 in the 100 yard butterfly and Kevin Hicks qualified for CIF in the 100 backstroke.
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L. Hicks
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Baker
Okun
Schorsch
Hummel
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Free
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Lukk
Standings Snapshot Amid East and Midwest Teams
Cleveland Washington Houston New Orleans and Atlanta lead the standings with 34 24 records. Milwaukee Detroit Kansas City Chicago follow in the W L and Pet figures, GB gaps shown in the compact list.
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Los Angeles
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Aft
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Sonics hold off Lakers to split Pacific battle on TV
Seattle Sonics beat the Los Angeles Lakers 97-91 to extend their win streak to seven and move within one game of second place in the Pacific Division. Coach Bill Russell praised defensive effort as both teams played half speed on national television.
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Seattle Sonics
Bill Russell
National Basketball Association
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