Lompoc Braves beat San Marcos in season opener rally
Lompoc improved to 7-3 as Dave Ellison praised the effort after a 66-63 comeback win at San Marcos. Cabrillo dropped to 3-6 after a 53-44 loss to Dos Pueblos while Righetti prepares to host the Braves and Santa Maria in a tough SBCL slate.
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Mississippi Cagers hold point leads in college basketball races
New York UPI report shows Mississippi state leading in scoring across university and college divisions. Mississippi College star Johnny Brabham tops the college division with 39.8 points per game, among five players above 30. Other leaders include Dwight Lamar, Dick Fuqua, Gregg Northington, and Travis Grant. Lester Jordan, Elmore Smith, and Don Aronald lead field goal, rebounds, and free throw percentages respectively.
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Bucks Rip Knicks as Robertson nets 35 in win
Oscar Robertson scored 35 points to pace Milwaukee as the Bucks defeated New York 116 to 106. Lew Alcindor added 24 while Walt Frazier and Dave DeBusschere led the Knicks with 23 and 22 as Milwaukee improved to 33-7 and New York to 32-13 in a rising NBA rivalry.
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Bruins Face Dangerous Huskies As Pac Eight Opens
UCLA leads with a 14-0 run and 9-0 season as Pac Eight play begins. Washington, USC, Washington State, Oregon, and Oregon State all host opponents amid strong conference totals and star players like Wicks Rowe Love Hawes Terry and Westphal. West Coast race features Nevada Las Vegas, Loyola, Pepperdine. Puget Sound upsets Idaho as WCAC resumes Saturday.
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Hankinson sparks Penn past Harvard in late rally
Penn sophomore Phil Hankinson came off the bench to score 18 and lift the 11th ranked Quakers to an 81-62 comeback win over Harvard. Harvard led 35-29 with James Brown scoring 24 as Penn seized control with two big runs. Other ranked teams won: Louisville 90-72, Drake 78-74, plus Colorado State, Memphis State, Baylor, Princeton, The Citadel, Hawaii, Wyoming in various notable results.
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Harlem Clowns to Visit Lompoc High for Charity Show
Harlem Clowns, famed world travelers, will perform at Lompoc High Gym Wednesday against the Vandenberg All-Stars to raise funds for the LHS Lettermen's Club. Tickets cost 1.50 for students and 2 dollars for adults.
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Freeman fined by Stars after conduct incident
Utah Stars general manager Vince Boryla fined Donnie Freeman $1000 for conduct detrimental to the club after a loss to Indiana. Freeman did not play in that game, then Utah rallied to defeat the Texas Chaparrals 114 to 107, widening the Western Division lead over idle Indiana. Willie Wise scored 24 and Zelmo Beaty 21 for Utah.
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Esposito Hat Trick Nullified By Referee Call
Boston Bruins forward Phil Esposito had a potential fifth hat trick of the season negated by a late third period whistle by referee Wally Harris. Esposito already led the league with 35 goals, and the sequence also denied a Bruins shorthanded goal record in the 6 4 win over Vancouver.
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Skorich Plans Long Cleveland Brown Tenure
Nick Skorich steps into the Browns head coaching role, a job held by only two men before him. He declares his aim to stay for 10 years, noting his past head coaching experience with the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Cowboys rely on run game as Landry targets playoff glory
Coach Tom Landry says the Dallas Cowboys are near his aim of a strong running attack with a solid defense and less dependence on big plays. He notes rookie Duane Thomas and fullback Walt Garrison powering a five game win streak, earning the Eastern Division title and playoff wins over Detroit and San Francisco. The defense had 24 quarters without a TD before a late Niners score.
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