Three year era nears end for Bruin cage team
The UCLA Bruins led by Lew Alcindor close their Bay Area schedule with Stanford and California road games before meeting USC. They aim for a third straight NCAA title and have a 39 game win streak since January 1968, with an NCAA finals trip toward Louisville, Kentucky.
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Austrian pair grid for World Cup ski challenge
In Squaw Valley California Karl Schranz and Gertrud Gabl of Austria face challengers in the slalom race of the World Cup. Schranz leads the men's World Cup standings with 158 points and Gabl top the women's with 123. Downhill was cancelled due to eight feet of new snow.
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Sierra Nevada
First woman jockey at Santa Anita runs last in 7 1/2 furlong
Tuesdee Testa, 27, rode Gallarush in the seventh race but finished last in a nine horse field. Jockey Walter Blum, 34, suffered an ankle fracture in the third race and may need a cast. Majestic Prince, with Bill Hartack, won the San Jacinto Stakes by four lengths.
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Indian Love Call
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Santa Margarita
Dark Mirage
Gamely
Majestic Prince
Bill Hartack
Joe F
Elect the Ruler
Mays Arrives Late for Giants Camp Pending Signature
Willie Mays shows up for the San Francisco Giants spring training in CASA GRANDE arriving after the calisthenics start. He signs no contract yet but agrees verbally while Ken Henderson inked a pact earlier. Mays hit three long batting cage blasts and awaits the form to finalize his $125,000-a-year deal.
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Washington
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Willie
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Feeney
Tony Conigliaro
Winter Haven
Fla
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Mike Jackson
Bowie Kuhn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bradenton
Yankees wait for Mantle and payroll battles across leagues
Mantle is expected to announce his return in Fort Lauderdale while Cardinals, Reds, Senators and others haggle for salaries ranging from about 80 000 to 125 000. Gibson Brock Flood Rose Howard and Mays adjust to spring camps as Kuhn tours camps and players sign or negotiate contracts.
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Discus
Youngster Shaw Leads at Doral Open Golf
Tom Shaw from Golf Illinois shares the lead with Dan Sikes after a 65 in the first round at Doral, both tied for the tournament lead. Bruce Devlin, Harold Henning, Bobby Cole, Tommy Aaron, Arnold Palmer and others trail as the field narrows to the low 70s to make the cut.
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UPI
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Jacksonville
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Doral Country Club
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South Africa
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Bobby Cole
Tommy Aaron
Henning
Arnold Palmer
Cole
Doug Sanders
Net rivals deadlock in a hill courts tennis match
The Lompoc Braves and Cabrillo Conquistadores finished 3-3 after darkness halted the final doubles as Bottroff Spangler and Beers Mahan each won one set. Lompoc players Johnson Brandon Nunnelee won singles while Sexton Thorson Payne Shojinaga and others took victories for Cabrillo and Lompoc. Three Lompoc starters were absent due to missing the bus.
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Doug Mahan
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Lompoc
Leo Johnson
Richard Brandon
Richard Nunnelee
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Greg Thorson
Steve Payne
Glenn Shojinaga
Eric Morlock
Wayne Burmester
Johnson
Smith
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Thomas
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Waller
Toor ‘Oo
Brown
Nunnelee
Shojinaga
Paine - Moore
Selle- Thomas
Bottroff - Spangler
Tie Beers-Mahan
Cabrillo Edges Lompoc in 50-45 Swim Meet Thriller
Cabrillo Conquistadores upset host Lompoc Braves 50-45 led by Walter Heidmans who won 100 yard backstroke 100 breast and swam on 200 yard medley relay. Betts and McDougle added wins while Hewes starred for Lompoc with two victories. The Bee and Cee battles yielded Cabrillo clean sweep as Hill Bees beat Braves 71-6.
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Steve McDougle
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Tony Hewes
Lome Poe
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Hewes
Bob MacKenzie
David McVicar
Mike Czerwinski
Bill Czerwinski
James Parker
Lompoc
Hill Bees
Randy Nagle
Bob McConnell
Randy Phillips
Heidmans Wyckoff
McDougle
Wyckoff
Ritter
MacKenzie
Johnson
Indeed-Hewes
McVicar
Rock
Walker
Galvin
Oregon State beard ban sparks campus rallies and clash
At Oregon State University Corvallis two noon rallies drew thousands as supporters split over a beard ban on black football player Fred Milton. OSU coach Dee Andros defended the policy, while figures including UO players John Carlos and Linus Pauling weighed in on rights and choice amid a boycott by black students.
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Mexico City
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Lompoc High booster club winter awards banquet set
Lompoc High School Booster and Scholarship Club hosts its annual winter awards banquet in the Lompoc High cafeteria on Monday March 3 at 6 30 p m. Students from basketball wrestling band majorettes drill team and flag twirling receive honors at a chicken barbecue dinner with Rev Charles Gibbs as guest speaker. Tickets cost 150 for adults and 50 cents for students at the door.
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Lompoc High School
Charles
Chuck) Gibbs
Santa Maria First Christian Church
Chargers Must Answer City Suit Over Back Rent
San Diego files suit seeking 214000 plus in back rent for San Diego Stadium use by the Chargers. The team has until March 11 to reply to the action brought by the city.
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County League grapplers enter CIF tourney
The Santa Barbara County League champions and runners up in 13 weight classes begin their CIF tournament bid. Next step tests prospects for a 1969 CIF title run.
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Warren Leads St John’s to Near UCLA Showdown in NCAA Picture
St John’s star Warren twice dominates in a 75-64 win over NYU while UCLA looms as potential NCAA final opponent. Davidson, Richmond, George Washington and East Carolina reach league semifinals. Rutgers edges Fordham to boost NIT bid prospects. Grappling teams from Lompo, Cabrillo and Santa Maria prep for CIF tourney with numerous champions and qualifiers advancing.
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J M cagers upset Cable TV 62 to 58 in upset
Johns Manville basketball team defeated previously unbeaten Cable TV 62 58 on Wednesday night. Fred Garife led JM with 22 points while Don McIntyre scored 18 in a losing effort for Cable TV. League standings list Pico 70 Cable TV 58 JM 43 and others.
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Fridrich sets meet mark for Lompoc Braves thinclads
Lompoc seniors and underclassmen push through a delayed inter squad meet. John Fridrich cleared six feet to win the high jump, first since last year’s 5-10 record. Weather slowed progress as the Braves completed seven of 13 events by yesterday. Rolly Garife won the pole vault at 11-6 despite John Chandler failing to clear.
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