Valley youth soccer seasonal standings and results
Div II ended with Rowdies 8 Guadalupe 8 Treads 6 Raiders 6 Skyhawks 4 Spitfires 2 Pirates 0. Div IV shows Snipers 9 Glaziers 6 Aztecs 4 Spartans 3 Trojans 5 Bullets 2 Cobras 1. Div V lists Dragons 10 Blue Falcons 6 Vikings 4 Falcons 4 Raiders 0 plus other groups. top scorers include Davis Barr McGuire and Rigoberto Zepeda Howerton Perelka. Div VI records Flyers 6 Silver Chargers 6 Golden Eagles 5 Green Hornets 4 Blue Devils 1 Bullets Striders Warriors Steelers Fireballs Chargers. Additional results note Spartans 1 Aztecs 1 and multiple goal scorers across divisions.
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Rowdies
Guadalupe
Treads
Raiders
Skyhawks
Spitfires
Pirates
Snipers
Glaziers
Aztecs
Spartans
Trojans
Bullets
Cobras
Thunderbirds
Panthers
Cosmos
Broncos
Demons
Jets
Warriors
Rookies
Dragons
Blue Falcons
Vikings
Falcons
Flyers
Silver Chargers
Golden Eagles
Green Hornets
Blue Devils
Striders
Steelers
Fireballs
Chargers
S— Davis Barr
Mark McGuire
S—Rigoberto Zepeda
Mike Howerton
Chris Perelka
Todd Howater
Jeff Julien
Reynaldo Fernandez
Jim Hinshaw
Bobby Carpenter
Brian Rains
Lisa Berroteran
Luis Sandoval
Yoli Bo
Guy Valenzona
Darrell Bickmore
Mike Terraces
Herbie Branum
Celena Stitch
Tommy Davis
E.B. Jensen
Todd Weakely
Ge—Ed Hoffman
Danny Schmidt
John Lopez
Ge—John Yatski
Kim Arimitsu
Lisa Rickwald
Andrew Linn
Larry Nelson
Tim Cruz
John van Camp
Jeff Boutchyard
Tony Bollinger
Manuel Terrones
Plaers
Brett Edman
Scott Elliot
James Isaac
Bryan Boyer
Andy Kissenberth
Cris Hansen
Bobby Campbell
Shawn Ranney
Don MacKenzie
Dean Fairbanks
Wade Schwark
Lyle Sechrest
Rod Levin
S— John Cheney
Chad May
Monty
City Hoop Scores and Player Totals Across Multiple Games
In a set of city league games the Lakers beat the Arco 91 80 with Enderle 28 Clesson 22 McIntyre 22 Candaele 21. Redskins 28 Trojans 27. Gon zales 10 Yanez 7. Titans 44 Huskies 23. Gros si 22 Johnson 14 Smith 7. Bears 32 Blazers 16. Genzels 20 Lane 5. Bullets 17 Raiders 12. Harrison 5 Chavoya 4. Cougars 24 Rebels 21. Chierichetti 13 George 7. Campell 6 Dansby 0. Bruins 17 Rockets 0. Dutra 11 Rebels 25 Blazers 16. Chierichetti 13 Berg 6 Todd 6 Rick 6. Cougars 21 Rockets 1. George 10 Campbell 6.
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Liquor Emporium
Jim’s
Arco
Jim Enderle
Jim Clesson
Don McIntyre
Rick Candaele
Redskins
Trojans
Joe Gonzales
Raul Yanez
Titans
Huskies
Alray Grossi
Ross Johnson
Dennis Smith
Bears
Blazers
Fred Genzels
Lane
Bullets
Raiders
Alonzo Harrison
Trini Chavoya
Cougars
Rebels
Paul Chierichetti
Jerry George
Rodney Campell
Campbell
Mark Dansby
Bukkets
Cougar
Bruins
Rockets
Ron Dutra
Matt Berg
Todd Fisher
Rick Lane
Youth Bowling League Action At Lom poc Valley Bowl
Highlights from last week's Youth Bowling League show top performers across Junior Bantam and Pee Wee divisions. Alvin Bragg leads junior boys with high series and a 263 top game, Debbie Hall posts best girl series and a 225 game, while Lisa Borchard tops bantam girls with 430 and Charlene Bosio adds a 155 high game.
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Lompoc Valley Bowl
Alvin Bragg
Danny Trujillo
Bragg
Trujillo
Debbie Hall
Joette Zeeman
Hall
Zeeman
Shawn Holloway
Mike Zeeman
Andy Salazar
Holloway
Lisa Borchard
Debbie Barnes
Hi Game
Borchard
Charlene Bosio
Darren Gasser
Ray Robledo
Hi Game Gasser
Timmy Glynn
Shannon Ashby
Michelle Orosco
Ashby
Orosco
USC's Greg White Expected Back for UCLA Tilt
USC and coach Bob Boyd anticipate 6-8 forward Greg White returning for the Pacific Eight showdown with UCLA on January 28. White has sat out four games with a stress fracture in his left foot after averaging 19.7 points and 7.7 rebounds in the first nine games.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
University of Southern California
Greg White
Trojans
UCLA
Bob Boyd
White
USC
NCAA shakeup motion tabled at Miami Beach convention
The NCAA stalled its top division realignment plan as Pete Carlesimo of Fordham motioned to table. The move risks killing the proposal this convention unless brought back. a second table would end it. The three key issues involve Division I realignment, need based athletic aid, and scholarship limits.
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Miami Beach
Fla
UPI
NCAA
Pete Carlesimo
Fordham University
Carlesimo
College Athletic Group
Cabrillo Kicks Upset Lompoc 1 0 In League Soccer
Cabrillo stunned Lompoc 1-0 at Huyck Stadium as Larry LaBove converted a pass from David Daniels midway in the second half. Cabrillo improved to 2-3 while Lompoc fell to 3-1-1. Bill Shouler made seven saves for the visitors.
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Cabrillo
Lompoc Braves
Huyck Stadium
Larry LaBove
David Daniels
Congs
Lompoc
Braves
Santa Maria
Righetti
Bill Shouler
Bero
All NFL Players and coaches pick 1976 All NFL team
The All NFL team chosen by league captains coaches and reps boasts stars like Jack Ham O J Simpson Ray Guy and O D Benders. Raiders and Cardinals lead with three first team selections while veterans Hart Sherk DeLamielleure gain first time all pro status and youngsters Casper Jackson loom for sustained all pro play.
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SAN Francisco
NEA
Jack Ham
Pittsburgh Steelers
O.J. Simpson
Ray Guy
Oakland Raiders
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Tommy Hart
San Francisco 49Ers
Jerry Sherk
Cleveland
Joe DeLamielleure
Buffalo
Dave Casper
Oakland
Monte Jackson
Los Angeles
St. Louis Cardinals
Cliff Branch
Isaac Curtis
Cincinnati
Oak
Ron Yary
Minn
Dan Dierdorf
St. Louis
Conrad Dobler
Jim Langer
Miami
Bert Jones
Baltimore
Chuck Foreman
Jim Baaken
Jack Youngblood
L.A
San Fran
Wally Chambers
Chi
Jack Lambert
Pitt
Chris Hanburger
Wash
Lemar Parrish
Cinn
Ken Houston
Cliff Harris
Dallas
Allan Hancock College Doubles Tennis Tournament Opens
The Bulldog tennis team sponsors a benefit event at Allan Hancock College with men’s, women’s and mixed doubles in Divisions A to C. Entry is seven dollars per team due by 5 p.m. Thursday at the Hancock gym or Santa Maria Recreation Department. open to all. Contact Barney Eames at 922-3481 for details.
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Allan Hancock College
AHC
Bulldog
Hancock College Gymnasium
Santa Maria Recreation Department
Alabama Surges Past Ole Miss 101 88 in SEC Beatdown
Alabama improves to 13-0 overall and 4-0 in the SEC behind Reggie King with 31 points and Rickey Brown 21 as Ole Miss drops to 6-5 overall and 0-3 in the conference. Freshmen Robert Scott and Kent Looney add 18 and 13 points.
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United Press International
Alabama
C.M. Newton
Crimson Tide
Reggie King
Rickey Brown
Ole Miss
Newton
Rebels
Tide
Brown
Tom Warda
King
Robert Scott
Kent Looney
John Billips
Walter Actwood
Eugene Harris
John Stroud
Dons and Bearcats are back in top rankings
The unbeaten San Francisco Dons sit 17 0 and No 1 with 31 first place votes from 37 coaches. Cincinnati rises to No 2 at 10 0 after key wins, while Kentucky slips to No 3 and Alabama holds fourth after three straight victories.
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New York
UPI
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Dons
Oscar Robertson
Kentucky
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Alabama
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