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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1975

Page

7

Cabrillo girls top St Joseph 34 to 25 in league play

Cabrillo High School defeated St Joseph 34 to 25 in Northern Los Padres League action. Argie Phipps led the scoring with 7 points while Crystal McGant and Mel Bland led in rebounds. St Joseph’s Louise Tonascia scored 9. The Congs improve to 2-1 and host Lompoc Thursday night.

Cabrillo St. Knights Los Padres Congs Lompoc Braves Arty Simmons Lenty Argie Phipps Crystal McGant Mel Bland McGant

League Nets Close Scores in 30 and Over Playoffs

In the 30-and-over league Haselma's 32 and Tags 31 led. Mission Federal 37 Bulls 28. Huskies 42 Redskins 77 with Mike Verronen career high 22. Rangers 42 Padres 30. Final standings crown Redskins and Rangers 9-3, Titans 8-4, Warriors 7-5, Mustangs 7-5, Padres 1-11, Huskies 1-11. Playoff set: Rangers vs Redskins Friday 7 15 p.m. at the junior high.

Haselma Tags Don McIntyre Jimmni Mission Federal Bulls Bob Leonard Ed Barnard Redskins Huskies Mike Verronen Jesse Gonzales Rangers Padres Leigh Carlos Garcia Southall Jeff Simonson Titans Warriors Mustangs Bullets Cougars AlRay Grossi Ed Henry Eagles Rebels Shawn Donlea Jeff Dupree Phillip Braun Lakers

Titans and Pirates settle to a 1 1 draw in youth league action

In Lompoc Saturday the Senior Division Titans and Pirates finished 1 1 with Dan Cunningham scoring direct from a corner for the Titans and Ralph Terrones replying for the Pirates on a penalty. Redskins beat Bullets 1 0 as Jon Howerton set up the winner with help from Greg Centino Holt and Walker. Standings show Sabres undefeated, Redskins atop group, Titans bottom. Junior Division features Streakers and Jets 4 0, Snipers 10 1 with Todd Saxe netting five goals. High school note: UT kicker Billy Schott signed with the Los Angeles Rams after a Dallas talk with Cowboys scout Harley Sewell.

Titans Pirates Dan Cunningham Titan Linda Savinski Scotty Mize Steve Lown Ralph Terrones Arthur Roy Neil Imano Eddie Doran Redskins Bullets Jon Howerton Greg Centino Greg Holt Kenny Walker Eddie Guerrero Matt Stewart Danny Becker Sabres Jets Michael Woods Kevin Edson Albert Soza Snipers Mustangs Todd Saxe Tommy Nothstein Sam Skinner David White Billy McVicar Chris Lane Hornets Tigers Andrew Paretti Buddy Luxton Steve Kranz Randy Lester Thunderbirds Wahagans Mitch Rosen Mike Pellerin David Marsh Streakers Kickerbackers Eagles Spurs Austin, Tex UPI University of Texas Billy Schott Los Angeles Rams Schott Longhorns Dallas Cowboys Harley Sewell Rams Arlington

George Parnassus Dies Promoter of Boxing Honors Southern California

George Parnassus, the famed promoter nicknamed the Golden Greek who brought big time boxing to Southern California, has died at 78 at his home likely from a heart attack. The Greek-born promoter mentored champions like Enrique Bolanos and Aaton Macias, led the Olympic Auditorium matchmaking in 1957, and promoted major bouts including Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Gene Fullmer and Cassius Clay vs. Archie Moore. He traveled over 100000 miles annually to arrange fights worldwide.

Los Angeles UPI George Parnassus California Parnassus Enrique Bolanos Aaton Macias Methone Greece United States Phoenix Ariz Juan Zurita Ceferino Garcia Bolanos Olympic Auditorium Archie Moore Tony Anthony Bantam Alphonse Halimi Acias Sugar Ray Robinson Gene Fullmer Emile Griffith Gaspar Ortega Luis Rodriguez Don Jordan Virgil Atkins Carlos Ortiz Battling Torres Carmen Basilio Art Aragon Cassius Clay Moore Europe Latin American Australia Orient

Florida Upsets Kentucky In SEC Roundup

Florida's defense limited fifth-ranked Kentucky for nine straight minutes in the second half as Gene Shy scored 20 points in a 66-58 Florida win. Kentucky coach Joe Hall called the loss a setback after their earlier upset of Alabama. Alabama led the SEC with a 21-3 mark after beating Georgia. Indiana remained unbeaten at 27-0 behind Steve Green's 30 points in a 112-89 rout of Illinois. Other results included Auburn over LSU 110-94 and Florida State over Mercer 91-68.

United Press International Kentucky Wildcats Alabama Florida Gene Shy Gator Kevin Grevey Saas Ae Gran Lotz Lotz Joe Hall Georgia Charles Russell Charles Cleveland Tide Indiana Scott May Steve Green Hoosiers Illinois John Laskowski Auburn Louisiana State Florida State Mercer Furman Jacksonville Georgia Tech Tulane Tennessee Mississippi State Vanderbilt Mississippi Northwestern Michigan State Purdue Ohio State Wisconsin Michigan Oral Roberts Oklahoma City

Fitzsimons rises to seventh in 1975 money list

Pat Fitzsimons moved up to seventh among 1975 PGA money leaders with cumulative earnings of 41,690 after last weekend's Los Angeles victory netted 30,000. Johnny Miller leads with 113,120 while Gene Littler Groh Mahaffey and Snead round the top five. In Philadelphia, Flyers face Atlanta with Jimmy Watson and Bill Clement out.

Washington, D.C UPI Pat Fitzsimons Los Angeles Johnny Miller Gene Littler Gary Groh Philadelphia Philadelphia Flyers Atlanta Jimmy Watson Bill Clement

Top 20 NCAA basketball ranking with records through Feb 22

The Board of Coaches top 20 ranking lists Indiana first with a 26-0 record and 41 first place votes, followed by Maryland 19-3, UCLA 20-3, Louisville 20-2, Kentucky 20-3, N C State 19-4, tied Arizona State and Alabama at 20-3, Marquette 20-3, Oregon State 16-9, Texas El Paso 18-4, Southern California 16-6, North Carolina 16-7, Pennsylvania 20-4, Clemson 15-8, tied Utah State and New Mexico tied with Washington at 16-7 and 20-4/19-5 respectively.

NEW York UPI United Press International Board of Coaches Indiana Maryland UCLA Louisville Kentucky N.C. St Arizona St Alabama Marquette Oregon St Texas-El Paso Southern Cal North Carolina Pennsylvania Clemson Utah St New.lv Arizona New Mex. St Washington

Village CC golf results from weekly competition

Village Country Club Men's Golf Association reports results for the week. Wednesday best ball foursome Jack Dotts Les Keebler Jack McDowell Mac Elliott won with net 58. Friday seniors foursome Jim Painter Fred Morgan Gene Tripp Arkie Clay won with net 59. second 60. Saturday morning foursome Lou Martinich Chet Turbak Don Campbell Jack Dotts won with net 57. Martinich low net 66. Saturday Sunday twosome tie Jack Eck E T Rogers and Jack Dotts Ray Cushman net 59. Mixed tie Marguerite Bledsoe Jake Scott Bob McDonald Audrie McDonald net 64.

Village Country Club Men's Golf Association Wednesda Jack Dotts Les Keebler Jack McDowell Mac Elliott Jim Painter Fred Morgan Gene Tripp Arkie Clay Frank Dulligan Tom Melgaard Lynn Greenwood Dick Timmer Lou Martinich Chet Turbak Don Campbell Martinich Jack Eck E.T. Rogers Ray Cushman Marguerite Bledsoe Jake Scott Bob McDonald Audrie McDonald

Dodgers promote Fred Claire to VP of public relations

Los Angeles Dodgers publicity director Fred Claire, 39, was named vice president in charge of public relations and promotion by Dodgers President Peter O'Malley. He succeeds Arthur Red Patterson, who became president of the California Angels.

LOS Angeles UPI Fred Claire Los Angeles Dodgers Dodger Peter O'Malley Claire Arthur Red Patterson California Angels American League

Colonels rally past Sounds to extend ABA East lead

Kentucky beat Memphis 100-87 to halt a three game skid and close in on first place with New York. Artis Gilmore scored 33 on 13 of 16 shooting and 7 of 8 from the line while Dan Issel added 22 as Kentucky shot 50.6 percent and posted their 43rd win in 63 games. Stew Johnson reached 10 000 ABA regular season points for the Sounds.

United Press International Kentucky Memphis Sounds Colonels New York Entuck Louisville Memphis Sounds Nets Stars Utah Dan Issel The Stew Johnson ABA

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