Gauchos Host Exhibition Volleyball For Scholarships
Hobey Baker's Volleyball Club will face the U C Mexico City at Robertson Gym Friday night to raise funds for UCSB volleyball scholarships. UCSB hosts a large Collegiate Tournament across two venues featuring top national and regional teams with semifinals Sunday and a champions game Sunday evening.
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University of Mexico City
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Bob Clem
Ed Span
United States
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Village CC Mixed Tournament Winners Shine
Village Country Club hosted the regular monthly mixed event with Bill Teller Hazel Timmer Bob MacClure and Dorothy MacClure posting 71 to win the low gross best ball foursome. In the mens division Hugh Dalfrey and Wally Pate led with 61 as top twosome.
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Dorothy MacClure
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Wally Pate
Les Keebler
Pat Doran
Art Harmon
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John Russell
Milt Hahn
Lee Irvine
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Arkie Clay
Sid Heflin
Joe Vanderlaan
Stu Verdier
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Frank Culligan
Will Ferguson
Steve Cutts
Carl Ernberg
George Good
Bill Pendley
Harry Morris
Bob Butler
Jake Scott
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Don Chatterton
Dick Cutts
Marguerite Bledsoe
ED Ganster
Village Country Club Women sweep Medallion Day results
Irma Henderson won the medallion with Ginny Sphar and Verle Bargeron tying for top low gross. In first flight Marge Jensen led with Sphar and McClendon tied for second. Loretta Davenport and Mary Tripp tied for first in second flight with Amy Mullaney third. Henderson won third flight with Nickolaus and Doran second. Wanda Anderson and Renee Ruh led women with net 62.
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Cal Poly athletics schedule features multi-sport weekend
Cal Poly wrestlers seek a seventh straight NCAA College Division crown at Cal State Fullerton with events Friday and Saturday. Basketball travels to UC Riverside and Cal Poly Pomona for a pair of 8 p.m. games in pursuit of an outright league title. Baseball opens CCAA play at Cal State Fullerton with a 2:30 p.m. Friday contest and a Saturday noon doubleheader. Track starts home outdoor season against UC Santa Barbara at 11 a.m. Saturday. Local junior high teams conclude seasons with close league finishes.
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Landsberger named MVP in Western State Conference basketball
Hancock freshman Mark Landsberger, a 6-8 center from Minnesota, earned MVP honors after leading the WSC in scoring with 26 points per game and rebounding. Hancock meets Compton College at Ventura College for the conference title and state tournament berth. Teammates Mike Kluge and Dennis Black received honorable mention. First Team includes Ernie Hall, Roy Taylor, Brian Frishman, Jim Hurley, Jesse Boyd, Anthony Smith, Paul Mead, Ed Thompson, and Jim Dykstra with top scoring totals across eight colleges.
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Redondo signs with Los Angeles Strings in WTT
Marttn Redondo of National City California became the second player to reach terms with the Los Angeles Strings of the World Team Tennis League on Wednesday. The 18 year old Miss Redondo was the 1972 Pacific Southwest Tournament champion.
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Marquette Holds Off Toledo In Narrow NCAA Bid Preview
Marquette, 22-2 in 25 games, escaped Toledo 61-58 as Maurice Lucas scored 27 and Rick Campbell forced a late steal for the decisive layup. Earl Tatum added 16 as the Warriors head toward their sixth NCAA appearance in seven years under Al McGuire. Maryland beat Wake Forest 77-68 and South Carolina defeated Pittsburgh 67-50 as other likely NCAA participants won.
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Maurice Lucas
al McGuire
Rick Campbell
Earl Tatum
McGuire
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Len Elmore
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