Braves open tournament slate with three games in three days
Lompoc Braves varsity opens play in the Lompoc Cabrillo baseball tournament with a 3:15 p.m. game at San Luis Obispo against the Tigers tomorrow. The schedule includes a rematch Thursday, with coach Dan Bodary praising practice gains despite rain delays.
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Bill Cockshott
Lompoc
Dan Bodary
Tinson
Roy Thomas
Teddy Torres
Thomas
Torres
Jayree
Mac Fisher
Curently Bodary
Max Rivera
Schutz
Martinson
Bobby Howell
Carlos Gonzales
Bobby Grossini
Levi Foltz
Steve Froehlick
Richard Granados
Bruce Vandever
Gonzales
Grossini
Foltz
Mike Bjorklund
Harmond
Ruben Heredia
Greg Townes
Cabrillo
Bodary
Dick Wilson
Tony Mason
Braves
Post season cage puzzle narrows as UCLA dominates
UCLA remains atop the NCAA race by routing Oregon 103 69 for a 38th straight win and 85th in 86 games. Sidney Wicks scores a career high 22 as Lew Alcindor leads with 25 before leaving with seven minutes left. Santa Clara NC State Kansas Duke and others post wins as postseason field takes shape.
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UPI
HU Gulaghe
UCLA
Mighty
Bruins
Los Angeles
Oregon
Ducks
Sidney Wicks
Uclan
Lew Alcindor
Santa Clara
UC Santa Barbara
North Carolina
Citadel
Cabrillo Girls Take Second in Spike Meet
Cabrillo girls place second in a quadrangular meet at Santa Maria with six competitors. Nancy Dyste set a 50 yard dash school record, Deb bie Chapin won the long jump and 100 yard dash, and Sheryl Andrews added top finishes in discus and shot put.
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Jim Higgins
Cabrillo
Santa Ynez
Ventura
Oxnard
Santa Maria
Hancock
Nancy Dyste
Sheryl Andrews
Debbie Chappin
Mau
Rice Sipes
Pirates
Chapin
Colleen Carter
Dianna House
Simi
San Marcos
John Hunziker
Kesler
Ward
Brother John
Carl Stanley
Robichaud
Dan Ritter
Ritter
LJ — Longly
C. Jackson
Brickner
Dansby
Good
Fridrich
Hildenbrand
Guerrero
Longly
Heredia
Steadman
Ferguson
C Ward
J. Ward
Chandler
George Young Ties World Indoor Two Mile Record
George Young, 31, a Casa Grande high school teacher, equalled the world indoor two mile record in San Diego showing peak form late in his career. The performance contrasted with many athletes his age considering retirement.
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George Young
San Diego
Calif
Althea Gibson Darben opens net comeback in Oakland
Althea Gibson Darben, 41, a former world tennis No. 1 and Wimbledon and U.S. nationals champion, begins her comeback in the International Pro Tennis Invitational at Coliseum Arena facing Ann Haydon Jones. The event includes top players like Roy Emerson, Tony Roche, Billie Jean King, and Pancho Gonzales in indoors play after venue change due to injuries.
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Calif
UPI
Althea Gibson Darben
Darben
Ann Haydon Jones
Great Britain
Coliseum Arena
Althea
Mrs. Jones
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Berkeley Tennis Club
Chabot College
Hayward
Dennis Ralston
Fpakersfield
Australia
Roy Emerson
Tony Roche
Fred Stolle
Roche
Stolle
Marty Riessen
Ray Moore
South Africa
Billie Jean King
Berkeley
Francois Durr
France
Mrs. King
Miss Durr
John Newcombe
Ken Rosewall
Pancho Gonzales
Moore
Ralston- Riessen
Trevino wins Tucson Open after strong final round
Lee Trevino pockets $20,000 and a 271 total to tie the Tucson Open record and win by seven strokes at the Tucson National. He plans rest at El Paso before rejoining the PGA Tour in Florida, praising his putter and blaming no one for his drives while criticizing course criticism.
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Tucson, Ariz
UPI
Lee Trevino
el Paso
Texas
Florida
Trevino
Tucson National Golf Club
Bob Charles
Miami
Tour
Orlando
Fla
Miller Barber
Barber
Bert Yancey
Gene Littler
Don Bies
Tucson
Ed. Updegraff
Phil Rodgers
Johnny Pott
Dale Douglass
Jim Wright
Ron Cerrudo
Rangers batter slumping Bruins in 9-0 rout at MSG
NHL action across Sunday shows the Rangers blasting Boston 9-0 as Ed Johnston allowed nine goals and Ed Giacomin earned his sixth shutout. Frank Mahovlich led Philadelphia to a 9-1 win, while Minnesota crushed Toronto 7-2 and Detroit saw Delvecchio reach 20 goals again.
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National Hockey League
Ed Johnston
Boston
Bernie Parent
Doug Favell
Philadelphia
Bruce Gamble
Toronto
New York Rangers
Johnston
Ed Giacomin
Bruins
Madison Square Garden
Frank Mahovlich
Company
Gamble
Minnesota North Stars
Maple Leafs
Rangers
Brad Park
Dennis Hextall
New Yorkers
Rod Gilbert
Dennie Marshall
Walt Tkaczuk
Park, Hextall
Bob Nevin
Detroit
Mahovlich
Pete Stemkowski
Wayne Connel
Danny Grant
Minnesota
Grant
North Stars
Ray Cullen
George Armstrng
Leafs
Dave Keon
J.P. Parise
Danny Lawson
North Star
Lompoc Braves eye spring track after SBCL title
After clinching the Santa Barbara County League cross country crown, Lompoc's Braves set sights on track glory this spring. They opened with an inter squad meet detailing new records in long jump discus and shot and preview a non league clash with Righetti and Arraba Grande before the Lompoc Relays at Huyck Stadium.
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Lompoc
Braves
Righetti
Arrava Grande
Santa Ma
Huyck Stadium
Frank Hiatt
San Marcos
Inter Squad
Darrell Longly
Ron Kesler
Chuck Ward
Dave Robichaud
Longly
Yarbrough wins Daytona 500 in dramatic last-turn pass
Lee Roy Yarbrough surged from behind to overtake Charlie Glotzbach on the final turn and win the Daytona 500 in a record 208000 prize event. The Columbia, South Carolina driver earned 38175 in Sunday victory as 101821 fans watched the high speed conclusion. Don MacTavish died earlier in the weekend after a fatal crash at the Daytona track.
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Jim Pollard
American Basketball Association
Floridians
Denver Rockets
Denver
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Oaks
Larry Jones
Rockets
Willie Murrell
Daytona Beach
Fla
UPI
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Columbia
S.C
Dodge
Charlie Glotzbach
Georgetown
Ind
Daytona Speedway
Yarbrough
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
Lee Roy
Cale
Don MacTavish
Baseball figures meet again in mediation talks
In New York the new commissioner Bowie Kuhn leads a session with Marvin Miller and John Gaherin as owners and players seek a pension fund deal. The dispute over 5.1 to 5.9 million dollars challenges spring training and the exhibition season. In Florida the Dodgers open camp with 39 players as Don Drysdale and others miss the mound rotation. Wes Parker expects to arrive after agreeing to terms.
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UPT
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Baseball
Kuhn
Florida
Frank Brown
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Marvin Miller
Players’ Association
John Gaherin
Brown
Miller
Vero Beach
Fla
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgertown
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Claude Osteen
Bill Singer
Don Sutton
Wes Parker
al Campanis
Walt Alston
Alston
Danny Ozark
Jim Gilliam
Red Adams
Roy Hartfield
Adams
Hartfield
Harold
Lefty” Phillips
Preston Gomez
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