Interview with Gray and Bolinger on 76 season and future
Green Bay defensive back Johnnie Gray and Detroit Lions lineman Russ Bolinger describe a rough mid season fight and their plans to heal, study, and return with optimism. Gray praises a tightened secondary and leadership while Bolinger recalls his transition from quarterback to pro lineman and his hopes for a stronger 77 season.
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Lompoc Braves Face Cabrillo in Key Wrestling Duel
Cabrillo brings seven veterans and strong linups led by Bert Lopez Scott Kinman and Adam Del Torto while Lompoc relies on Charley Cheney and Dave Huyck as new football players join the squad. The meet starts at 7 30 p m in Cabrillo gym with Cabrillo favored after recent league wins.
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Longet trial cites faulty safety on .22 pistol
In Aspen Colorado prosecutors show witnesses detailing Claudine Longet’s gun handling as they argue the death of Vladimir Sabich was not an accident. Detective Robert Nicoletti testifies the pistol’s safety catch was faulty and powder patterns indicate the shooter was within six feet.
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Monte Pursues Baseball Dreams and Coaching Path
Monte aims to become a minor league pro player or coach or pursue a college degree to coach high school baseball. Younger brother Tom will be Hancock sophomore and 200 pounds. Russ remains a 245 pound rookie. He expects a new coach and added pressure but plans to train harder to impress.
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Raiders Celebrate Super Bowl XI Victory in Oakland
More than 15,000 fans packed the Coliseum for Oakland Raiders post season celebration after their Super Bowl XI win. The event featured Madden introductions, praise for George Atkinson, and taunting by teens as police managed dozens of scuffles and fights. The crowd saw the 32 to 14 score against Minnesota and a telegram from President Ford.
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Oakland Police Nab 18 Prostitutes At Raider Bash
During the Raiders Super Bowl celebration at Jack London Square officers from the vice squad arrested 18 prostitutes amid a crowded revelry. Police said the square was packed and officers stayed busy pursuing sex workers during the event.
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Bruins seek faster pace after close loss to Oregon
UCLA coach Gene Bartow says his team should run more but must control rebounds and deal with Oregon’s aggressive hustle. He criticized a late whistle that favored Oregon and apologized to officials while noting the team’s No. 1 ranking may not help. UCLA visits California and Stanford this week.
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Pac Eight accepts Arizona and Arizona State as members
The Pac Eight announced Arizona and Arizona State will join as new members for a 10-team conference starting July 1 1978. Arizona accepted its invitation December 15 and Arizona State January 6. Football participation is expected no earlier than 1982.
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Cabrillo Beats Santa Maria 66-55 In Fix
Correction notes a typographical error in Friday night paper. The Cabrillo vs Santa Maria basketball game ended 66 to 55 in Cabrillo favor.
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