Pro Bowl in Los Angeles Concludes Season With Reunions
Pro Bowl at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum marks final game under current format as NFL East meets West stars. Starting QBs Roman Gabriel and Bill Nelson headline lineups with Fran Tarkenton, Gale Sayers, Tom Matte and strong receiver corps. Also, Cincinnati Reds trade Jack Fisher to the California Angels for Don Loomer and Bill Harrelson.
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McCovey Signs $100,000 A Year Giants Deal
Giants president Horace Stoneham rewards Willie McCovey with a two year contract at six figures. McCovey, 1969 NL MVP, led the league in homers RBIs and slugging, hoping to help a pennant push next season. He joins Willie Mays and Juan Marichal among Giants earning six figures.
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Cabrillo Faces Righetti In Home SBCL Clash
Cabrillo hosts league leader Righetti in a home loop contest as Lompoc Braves travel to Santa Barbara to face the Santa Barbara Santa Maria Royals. Coach McIntyre praises second half rally vs Dos Pueblos while Nelson notes knee injury to Nelson Carter and shifts in Lompoc lineup. Dos Pueblos meets Santa Maria in the night cap.
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Lompoc Wrestlers Defeat Santa Maria Saints to Tie for First
Lompoc grapplers won 32-19 over the Santa Maria Saints as three pins and eight decisions fueled a 24 game Lompoc win streak. Key pins by Jess Ortiz Calvin Riley and Nolan Penner propelled the Braves toward first place alongside Cabrillo.
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Cabrillo Wrestlers Dominate Righetti in SBCL Dual
Cabrillo Conquistadores beat Righetti 41 to 11 in a Santa Barbara County League wrestling dual at Righetti gym. Cabrillo Led 15-0 after three pins by Allen Blount and Gee, added six pins total in nine wins, move to 4-2 on the season. Righetti slips to 0-2 in league, while Cabrillo stays tied with Lompoc for first.
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Pirates visit Moorpark in Tri-Valley League clash
Santa Ynez seeks a fourth straight win as they face Moorpark in Moorpark. The Pirates push a 74 turnover rate in league play with Dan Fitzgerald and Dave Freeman leading rebounds, while Moorpark relies on a taller front line and two returning forwards.
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Rozelle May Settle NFL Realignment With Sole Vote
In New York UPI reports that a unanimous realignment may require Pete Rozelle to cast the deciding vote as NFL owners of 13 teams in the National Conference clash over fair settlement amid competing interests.
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Keino targets indoor mile record at Sunkist meet
Olympic mile champion Kipchoge Keino arrives with Naftali Bon for two U S appearances in Southern California's season opener. He aims to run under four minutes in the indoor mile as a top field includes Ian Stewart Frank Murphy and Sam Bair among others.
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Scott fuels North Carolina win over Clemson in ACC clash
Charley Scott, a 6-5 senior from New York, scored 35 points to lift sixth-ranked North Carolina to a 96-91 victory over Clemson as ACC play continued. Dave Thomas led Clemson with 24 points. Other games included UTEP over Arizona 73-59 and Wyoming rallying past Colorado State 88-87.
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Haskins Sparks Bulls Past Royals in high scoring win
Clem Haskins scored 34 points to lead the Chicago Bulls to a 130-120 victory over the Cincinnati Royals. The win was Chicago’s fifth straight, narrowing the gap to four games behind the Atlanta Hawks in the Western Division with Chet Walker adding 31 and Tom Van Arsdale 28 for Cincinnati. Gail Goodrich and Connie Hawkins led Phoenix to a 124-115 win over Baltimore, with Lamar Green contributing 18 points and 12 rebounds.
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Yale put on two years of NCAA athletic probation
Yale University faces two years of NCAA athletic probation for using junior basketball player Jack Langer after he was ruled ineligible for the Maccabiah Games. The ruling bars Yale teams from NCAA championships until January 15, 1972, affecting swimming and other sports and triggering broader tensions with the Ivy League and Congress.
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