Cabrillo Routs Eagles 9-5 Behind Mason's Big Day
Cabrillo’s Tony Mason stars with a two run homer and six innings of two hit ball to beat Arroyo Grande 9-5 in a non league game. Mason returns to close out the rally and records his second win of the season as Cabrillo improves to 3-0.
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Cabrillo Conquistadores
Arroyo Grande Eagles
Mac Fisher
Mason
Conquistadores
Diamond
Cabrillo - Lompoc
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Bob Warnack
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Warnack
Mike Kluge
Kluge
Arroyo Grande
Fisher
Rick Martinich
Doyle Williams
Dick Wilson
Williams
Ernie Martin
Lompoc
Cabrillo Jay Vee
Harrelson cuts locks as Dark rules Tribe
Ken Harrelson defied manager Alvin Dark at the Indians spring site in Tucson by resisting an order to cut his long hair. After a four-figure fine threat, Harrelson paid $10 to a stylist for the trim. Ed Kranepool agreed to an estimated $49,000, and Reggie Jackson planned a long holdout with the A's. Bob Gibson anticipated a tougher season but said he would be ready.
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UPI
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Giants
Willie McCovey
Leo Hughes
Hawkeyes ride 11 game streak toward Big Ten title
Iowa's 116-97 win over Northwestern raises its Big Ten record to 11-0 and 16-4 overall, widening the gap on Purdue with three league games left as NCAA bids loom. The article also notes NCAA and NIT selections and other college basketball results from the same night.
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Steve Smilanich
UPI
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Ralph Miller
Wichita
Hawkeye Hoop
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Baylor
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Fairfield
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Connecticut
Vaughn Wedeking
Oklahoma City
Jury includes Dean in her probe
A 23 member federal grand jury probing a nationwide gambling ring issued 10 sealed indictments on Feb 16 and opened Tuesday. Hall of Fame pitcher Dizzy Dean is named among five co conspirators for providing information that aided arrests. No famous sports names were indicted.
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Detroit
UPI
Detroit Tiger
Denny McLain
Jerome
Dizzy
Dean
James H. Brickley
U.S
Eastern Michigan
Flint, Mich
Sports Illustrated
McLain
Brickley
Saints Upset Righetti In CIF AAA First Round Battle
Santa Maria based Saint team upset Righetti Warriors 51-49 as Tim Haley scored 14 including the go ahead bucket with seven seconds left. Lance Armstrong led Righetti with 20 points. Santa Maria Saints also beat Burroughs 64-62 thanks to Alan Singleton’s late shot and 18 points by Singleton and David Cumberland.
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Tim Haley
Righetti Warriors
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Haley
Righetti
Guy Harding
Lance Armstrong
Saints
Burroughs
Alan Singleton
Singleton
David Cumberland
Lasuen
Bosco Tech
Murphy
Rancho Alamitos
Miraleste
St. Joseph’s of Santa Maria
St. Anthony
Harvard
Chadwick
West Coast Regional NCAA tournament reshapes field
Long Beach State 21 3 leads Pac Coast title race and opens vs Big Sky winner Weber State likely as BYU hosts first round. Utah State 18 5 joins Western Athletic champ in BYU opener with Seattle round 12 and 14 dates to host Pac Eight and WCAC winners.
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Weber State
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UOP
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Portland
San Fran
State
Stan Talley
Dennis Dickens
Azusa
Southern California College
Howard Lee
Mike Washington
UC Riverside
Chapman
Lompoc Linksters Open Home State With Pirates
Lompoc High golf team hosts Santa Ynez Pirates in a non league match at Village Country Club after an opening loss to Paso Robles. Junior varsity features Gerald Anderson, Dave Schroeder and others, while senior Joe Chandler anchors a young squad led by captain Mark Chambers and challenger Terry MacClure.
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Santa Ynez Pirates
Village Country Club
Lompoc
Arroyo Grande
Black Lake
Dan Johnson
Joe Chandler
Mark Chambers
Terry MacClure
Johnson
MacClure
Braves
Chambers
Gary McDonald
Billy Evans
Bob Froehlich
Gerald Anderson
Dave Schroeder
Paul Skidmore
Jeff Niesson
Joe Halfhill
Boys Club to stage youth wrestling tournament in Lompoc
The Lompoc Valley Boys' Club will host a youth wrestling tourney at Lompoc High School gym on Saturday March 14. Open to boys five through 13 or grades K through 8, participants must be club members or obtain a guardian release. Registration 9 to 9:30 a.m., clinic 9:30, wrestling 10 a.m. to about 3 p.m. Practice sessions run daily 4:30 to 6 p.m. at Lompoc Senior High starting March 2. Contact Jerry Hamstad or Jack Elbert for details.
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Lompoc
Cabrillo
Lompoc Braves
Front Row
Marv Cook
Adam Balcena
Ralph Rodriguez
Jess Ortiz
Rich McFarland
Mark Leary
Calvin Riley
Leroy Grijalva
Cabrillo Grapplers
Bill Allen
Stan Marks
Marcus Gee
Steve Payne
Tony Aragon
Fred Witzgall
Dan Gillespie
Don Willis
Dan Barr
Lompoc Valley
Lompoc High School
Jerry Hamstad
Hamstad
Jack Elbert
Knicks Poor Hosts for Connie Hawkins in 121-105 Loss
Connie Hawkins and the Phoenix Suns fell to the New York Knicks 121-105 in Inglewood as Hawkins scored 26 and the Knicks extended their dominance over Phoenix to six straight wins this season. Wilt Chamberlain planned a late season return for the Lakers in a separate note.
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Bob Rule
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