Colts and Jets Ready for Rainy Super Bowl Showdown
The Baltimore Colts face the New York Jets in the third Super Bowl at the Orange Bowl with a chance of rain from a stalled cold front. Earl Morrall, the Colts’ starter after Unitas’ injury, echoes coach Don Shula’s confidence, while Namath leads the Jets. Kickoff is 3 p.m. EST as both teams plan light workouts in Fort Lauderdale.
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Lew Alcindor Logs Final Oregon Visit With UCLA Bruins
UCLA opened the Pacific Eight schedule by routing Oregon 93 64 in Eugene as Lew Alcindor and the top ranked Bruins moved toward Corvallis to face Oregon State Beavers. Also in play were USC at Oregon and Santa Clara extending its win streak through St Marys.
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Touring stars invade Boston for Knights of Columbus meet
Nearly 400 entries compete in the 43rd Knights of Columbus meet at the Garden as top touring stars travel to Boston. Notable participants include Willie Davenport, Erv Hall, Leon Coleman, Art Dulong, Steve Staggeburg, Olympic rivals, and college stars aiming for big wins amid a depleted field due to injuries and scheduling conflicts.
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Braves fall to Dos Pueblos in 45 40 loss
Lompoc Braves drop to 4-8 after poor ball handling and turnovers in a 45-40 defeat at Dos Pueblos. Roberts led Chargers with 14 points while Carter and Pedersen paced Lompoc with 11 and 10 respectively. Varsity and junior varsity results noted with DP sweeping the day.
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Sifford Leads Open Into Weekend as Five former champions miss cut
Charlie Sifford, age 45, holds a two stroke lead after 36 holes at Rancho Park in Los Angeles in the opening PGA Tour event of the year. Runners and former champs Gene Littler Doug Ford Ken Venturi Bob Goalby and Paul Harney failed to reach the final rounds as a flu bout and smoking cessation hinder Sifford.
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Royals edge Cabrillo on late free throws in county league win
San Marcos guard Dave Christianson saved the game for the Royals with seven free throws in the final 48 seconds, sealing a 70-64 win over Cabrillo. Cabrillo led at halftime but San Marcos outscored 18-11 in the second quarter and finished strong from the foul line to improve to 6-7.
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Harlem Clowns Bring Madcap Basketball To Lompoc Gym
The world famous Harlem Clowns perform in Lompoc High gym on Tuesday night, promising fun and frolic with their madcap basketball act and audience interaction.
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Four point play lifts Pipers past Pacers in thrilin g ABA finish
Arvesto Kelly drew a late four point play by being fouled on a three and sinking the free throw as Minnesota beat Indiana 122 119. Connie Hawkins scored 47 for the Pipers while New York topped New Orleans in three overtimes and other games saw Miami and Los Angeles win.
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Saints rally past Warriors in county league clash
Santa Maria Saints overcame a rough third quarter to beat the Righetti Warriors 54 to 38 at Hancock Gym. Mike Gutierrez led Santa Maria with 19 points, John Roth added 17, while Guy Harding powered Righetti with 10 as both teams dipped to 0-2 in league play.
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