Santa Ynez Pirates face Arroyo Grande in CIF playoff opener
Santa Ynez meets Arroyo Grande in an 8 p m CIF Class AA playoff clash at Arroyo Grande. The Eagles beat Santa Ynez 68 55 earlier this season as Santa Ynez eyes a fast break game. Coach Dave McCullough leads Santa Ynez into the postseason with 12 2 league and 16 6 season marks.
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Cabrillo Conquistadores Swim Past Lompoc in County Meet
Cabrillo dominates Lompoc 66 to 29 as Jerome Betts Walt Heidmans and John Anderson each win two events. Betts takes 200 IM and 100 fly, Anderson wins 200 and 400 free, Heidmans prevails in 100 back and 100 breast. Glen Green and Bill Czerwins ki win for Lompoc. Cabrillo sweeps Class B 51-24 and takes Class C 61-20.
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Broncos UOP lead chase in WCAC title race
USF is out of the West Coast Athletic Conference title chase as Santa Clara and UOP move to 9-2 in league play. Santa Clara edged Loyola 74-70 behind Ralph Ogden key free throws. UOP beat Nevada Reno 104-55 with five Tigers in double figures led by Bill Stricker. Nevada Las Vegas beat St. Mary’s 101-96 in overtime to stay in the race, while Pepperdine hosts Santa Clara and USF drops to fifth after a Pepperdine defeat.
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Laver to meet Ralston in Los Angeles Classic final
Rod Laver of Australia and Dennis Ralston of the United States won semifinals to reach the Los Angeles Tennis Classic final. They square off Saturday, while Roy Emerson and Ken Rosewall duel for a separate $10,000 prize.
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Kansas State Earns NCAA Midwest Berth in 79 69 Victory
Kansas State, ranked 20th, clinched a Midwest regional berth by beating Colorado 79 69. The win marked their ninth Big Eight title in 15 years as Texas El Paso and Davidson push toward NCAA bids with wins in their respective conferences.
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Bruins trip Rangers as East race tightens in NHL
The Boston Bruins beat the New York Rangers 5-3, narrowing the Rangers’ East Division lead to two points. Chicago and Detroit won elsewhere, while junior high playoffs advanced with the Elks and Boys Club securing berths and set schedule details for the coming games.
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Lompoc Braves blank Pirates in home tennis match
Lompoc gym hosts a 7-0 victory over Santa Ynez as the Braves improve to 1-1 in non league play. Claude Thomas and Eddie Parker won for Lompoc with further singles and doubles wins by Morlock Burmester and teammates.
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Tigers not McLain cost 1969 pennant say Tigers coach
Mayo Smith defended the club against Bill Freehan's charges from Behind the Mask. Freehan alleged McLain's late arrivals and absent games hurt morale. Smith said McLain did not receive special privileges and that Baltimore hurt morale instead.
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