Bratz on pace for 300 points as Stanford guard eyes future
The article tracks Bratz as he juggles a busy basketball schedule with baseball past injuries and academic goals. It notes his growth into a key Card and his readiness to step into immediate roles, praising coach Bob McCutcheon and recounting pivotal moments against USC UCLA and California.
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Northern Arizona
Roy Howell
Texas Rangers
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Hawaii
Bratz
Bob McCutcheon
Stanford
Cardinals
USC
UCLA
BiBiase
California
Corvallis
DiBiase
Cabrillo Congs Rout Lompoc in League Girls Game
The Cabrillo Congs beat the Lompoc Braves 66 to 21 in Northern Los Padres League action. Margie Phipps led Cabrillo with 16 points and Mel Bland 14. Irene Coffey added 12. Cabrillo improved to 2-2 in league and 4-5 overall while Lompoc dropped to 3-1 in league.
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Lompoc Braves
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Margie Phipps
Mel Bland
Cabrillo
Phipps
Bland
Irene Coffey
Coffey
Titans vs Warriors Youth Hoops Results
Recreation basketball results list 7th-8th Titans 51 Warriors 25 with top scorers Sal Tobin 16 Pat Pacheco 13 Roy Velasquez 12 Mitch Maiden 12. 4th-6th Bears 35 Chargers 14 Freddy Gonzales 14 Westly Weaver 12 Ken Dial 7. Cougars 26 Lakers 11 Lamar Dansby 9 Randy Campbell 7 David Drake 7 Bob Love 6.
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Pat Pacheco
Roy Velasquez
Mitch Maiden
Andy Payne
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Chargers
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Westly Weaver
Ken Dial
Cougars
Lakers
Lamar Dansby
Randy Campbell
David Drake
Bob Love
Arbitrator Reinstates UCLA Women’s Track Coach Debus
Arbitrator Orrin Evans found six charges of improper conduct untrue or unsupported and recommended Chuck Debus be reinstated as UCLA's women’s track and field coach. Bruins accept ruling, pay full year, place on leave rest of year, and provide notice if not rehired next year.
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Chuck Debus
UCLA
Debus
Valley Bowl league highlights showcase top scores at Lompoc
Last week at Lompoc Valley Bowl featured standout scores across multiple leagues. Al Hofreiter rolled a 233 series and Jim Hall a 234 game, with Joyce Howell leading women on a 583 series and Marie Manny a 221 game.
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Joyce Howell
Marie Manny
Wayne Brown
Bob Weiner
Hofreiter
Ron Melson
Bonnie Gray
FCI
Blue Chip
Frank Raub
Jim Saum
Bob Greene
Jerry Madden
Dolly Strouse
Martie Geonopulus
Richard Cambot
Richard Reynon
Ginkey
Frank Angel
Marilyn Hallis
Richard Demock
Bev Brown
Darlene Horenberger
Marie Dimitt
Judy Perry
Elli Anderson
Leona Zeeman
Dodie Macke
Jo Ellen Willis
Ruth Dansby
Nadine Lynch
Ann Johnson
Bobby Cordy
Merchants Handicap
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Bill Sumter
George Tallent
Margie Browning
Skip Sumter
Doris Scolari
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Lutie Haskett
Teachers League
al Frost
Jerry Macke
John Bragg
Orval Williams
JoEllen Willis
Mary Ann Williams
Pat Criscione
Pee Wees
Debbie Barnes
John Cheney
Bantams
Steven Roadway
Jimmy Dunham
Larry Luna
Debbie Hall
Buckner Ends Slump With 24 Points In Hoosiers Win
Quinn Buckner scored a season high 24 points to lead Indiana to a 101 81 victory over Iowa. Buckner shelved criticism over a mid season dip and fueled a 31 point first half as Indiana remained atop the standings with their 24th win and 54th straight regular season victory.
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United Press International
Indiana
Quinn Buckner
Hoosiers
Buckner
Iowa
Bobby Knight
Cabrillo golfers fall to Morro Bay in non league dual
Cabrillo’s Tim Koonan shot 76 but the team lost to Morro Bay 400 to 408 at Morro Bay Golf Course. Coach Ben Esparza praised Koonan and noted Cabrillo faces strong early schedule with league champions in every match. Others: Keenan 76, Rowland 82, Weaver 82, Scott 86, Walter 82 for Cabrillo. Morro Bay: Cogdill 78, Orona 80, Smith 81, Stanton 81, Eckert 80.
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Cabrillo
Morro Bay
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Greg Rowland
Randy Weaver
Jon Scott
Rod Walter
Cogdill
Orona
Smith
Stanton
Eckert
Jv—Cabrillo
Brett Gill
Lance Halliday
Paul Carter
Greg Dera
Steve Kaplan
Salmon Run Winds Down As Anglers Report Mixed Booth
The first salmon run of the season has faded to normal levels with fish averaging about 12 pounds and two per boat. Some fish exceed 20 pounds, but undersized “shakers” provoke concern from the Fish and Game Department as many are discarded with only about half surviving after being released. Weather cuts fishing, Santa Barbara reports 30 mph winds, Lopez Lake gets 7500 trout planted and fishing improves.
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Santa Barbara
Lopez Lake
Lake Cachuma
Cachuma Bay
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