Swann stars as Steelers win Super Bowl X on long pass
Lynn Swann caught four passes for 161 yards including a 64 yard TD to lift the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 21 17 victory over the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl X. Swann was named MVP after returning from a concussion and exploiting Dallas single coverage all day.
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Cabrillo Goes 2-0 Behind Early Blitz Over Lompoc Braves
Cabrillo Congs jumped to a hot start and ran past Lompoc 75 to 59 to remain undefeated in the Northern League. Carlton Roberts and Brian Murphy each scored 21, Mandy Simmons 15, while Eddie Evans led Lompoc with 17 points. The Congs outscored the Braves 15 to 2 in the fourth period to seal the win.
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Beavers Upset Washington as Pac Eight Standings Shift
Oregon State, once overlooked, stunned third-ranked Washington 72-70 to seize sole first in the Pac Eight. Lonnie Shelton’s late jump shot sealed the win after beating UCLA earlier, as Ralph Miller’s 11-4 overall Beavers improved to 4-0 in conference.
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Pearson Wins Riverside Grand National Stockcar Race
David Pearson the Gray Fox of NASCAR finally wins Riverside Western 500 driving the Wood Bros Mercury Montego. He led 85 of 191 laps to take a 35.9 second victory in the $139000 Winston Western 500, starting a potentially big season. Richard Petty and Bobby Allison exit early.
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Bratz tops weekend Pac-8 with 31 points for Stanford
Stanford guard Mike Bratz scored 13 points in a 68-67 loss to UCLA on Friday and 18 points in an 86-75 upset of USC on Saturday. The Cardinal improved to 1-3 in Pac-8 play.
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This Week In Sports Shed Schedule
This week's sports shed lists events including Harlem Clowns versus Lom poc Firehouse Faculty Five tonight at 8 p.m. in Lompoc gym and a week of wrestling and basketball with Santa Maria Cabrillo Arroyo Grande San Luis Obispo Lom poc Righetti and Santa Maria venues.
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Rookie golfer Gilder wins Phoenix Open by two strokes
Bob Gilder, 25, rookie pro from Corvallis, Oregon, in only his second PGA event after earning his tour card, wins the Phoenix Open at 16 under par 268. He holds off Roger Maltbie who finishes two back after leading the final round. Lee Trevino praises Gilder’s power and touch.
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Celtics Triumph on Last-Second Tip In Harsh Bucks Clash
Boston edged Milwaukee 97-94 as Dave Cowens tipped in a late winner after a hectic scramble. Jo Jo White scored 22, Cowens 20, Charlie Scott 20, while Jim Price led the Bucks with 26 as Celtics stretch win streak to three and pull 2 1/2 games ahead of idle Philadelphia.
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Braves claim runner-up at Cal Poly Invitational
Lompoc Braves finish second among 32 teams at the Cal Poly wrestling tournament. Clovis High wins with 149 points, Lompoc 128. Medford 124, Madera 110, Dos Pueblos 87. Six Braves reach finals, Lester Huyck and Mark Hall win titles. Other placers include Cheney, Jacobs, Small, Rivera, Katsuda, and Rider for Lompoc. Hervey, Hall, Breshears for Cabrillo.
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