Earl Anthony Dominates Pro Bowling Tour With Ice Calm
Earl Anthony, 38, Tacoma native and PBA star, has piled up three straight money-winning seasons with total earnings over 1000000 dollars. He holds 27 career PBA wins, the most ever, and after Torrance’s Life Classic adds to his record while stressing mental edge and constant self-improvement. Anthony values win pursuit, credits focus on lane conditions, and notes tour life demands on his marriage with wife’s understanding.
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Dick Weber
Don Johnson
Anthony
Tacoma
Wash
Ernie Banks elected to Baseball Hall of Fame in first year
Ernie Banks known as Mr. Sunshine and longtime Cubs star at shortstop and first base, was elected to Cooperstown in his first year on the Baseball Writers Association of America ballot with 321 votes, surpassing 75 percent. Banks, 46, won back to back MVP awards in 1958 and 1959 and played 1953 through 1971.
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UPI
Mr. Sunshine
Chicago
Cubs
Ernie Banks
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
Banks
Chicago Cubs
Baseball Writers Association of America
Allan Hancock College
Vandenberg Center
Nick Fiori
Vandenberg Afb
Fiori
United States Professional Golfers Association
California
Central Coast All Star Bowlers Tournament in Lompoc
About 70 to 80 bowlers from Lompoc Valley and Tri- Counties compete Sunday at Lompoc Valley Bowl with six games, top 16 advancing to single elimination finals. Scratch scores determine purse. winner earns about 150 to 200 dollars and all finalists receive prize money. Public admission is free.
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Lompoc Valley
Tri- Counties
Tonight wrestling and Friday hoops schedule
Sports sked notes a 7:30 p.m. wrestling meet in Lompoc at Righetti and Santa Maria at Cabrillo. Friday basketball shows Cabrillo visiting Lompoc at 8 p.m. and results or outcomes not listed.
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Lompoc
Righetti
Santa Maria
Cabrillo
Times mile field shaped by Walker in Los Angeles meet
New Zealand's John Walker leads six international champions in the 18th Los Angeles Times Indoor Games mile set for Feb. 4 in Inglewood. Walker, recovering from appendectomy, ran 3:42.3 in 1,500m in New Zealand, a pace near 3:58 mile, aiming to beat the meet record of 3:58.3 set by Tony Waldrop in 1974.
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Calif
UPI
New Zealand
John Walker
Walker
United States
Eamonn Coghlion
Graham Crouch
Paul Cummings
Steve Scott
Mike Manke
Tony Waldrop
Coghlan
Villanova University
Montreal
Crouch
Surf Beach ORV activity disputed by base offices
Over the weekend at Surf Beach near Vandenberg conflicting reports emerged about illegal off-road vehicle driving. Security Police and Game Wardens cited multiple incidents while the Public Information Office denied any activity. Wildlife concerns and two recent apprehensions underscore the ongoing debate.
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Scott Ostler
Surf Beach
Surf
Vandenberg Afb
Base Security Police Office
Base Public Information Office
PIO
ORV
Minuteman
North Vandenberg
Game Warden
Orv's
Bearcats upset Tar Heels as NC State rallies
United Press International reports a dramatic college basketball night. North Carolina State suits Kenny Carr scored 23, fueling a second half comeback to beat North Carolina 75 to 73. Louisville defeated Cincinnati 83 to 77 as Darrell Griffith and Gary Yoder led.
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North Carolina
Tar Heels
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Louisville
Bearcats
Kenny Carr
Wolfpack
Walter Davis
Carr
Clyde
Austin
Cardinals
Bob Miller
Gale Catlett
Miller
Darrell Griffith
Rick Wilson
Griffith
Wilson
Wesley Cox
Gary Yoder
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Temple
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Seattle
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Hawaii
Bratz stars as Stanford beats Hawaii in non conference clash
Mike Bratz scored all 25 first half points to power Stanford to an 84-71 win over Hawaii. Kim Belton added 23 as Stanford dominated the non league tilt. California, Nevada Reno, and several others posted wins in similar regional showdowns.
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Stanford Cardinals
University of Hawaii
Bratz
Lompoc High
Kim Belton
California
Bears
Seattle University
Tom Schneiderjohn
Gene Ransom
Fresno
Nevada-Reno
Fresno State
Rich Travieso
Wolfpack
Whittier
Occidental
Chapman
Fresno-Pacific
Redlands
Claremont-Mudd
Pomona-Pitzer
la Verne
Braves face test as wrestling heats up Northern League clash
The Lompoc Braves bring four newcomers Frank Silva Richard Aguilar Cary Small and Joe Aguilar with a 6 0 record into a 7 30 p m clash against the Righetti Warriors in a Northern League meet at Righetti Cabrillo hosts winless Santa Maria as the second round of league play opens Cabrillo leads the league while Righetti seeks a three game win streak and San Luis looms next week
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Braves
Righetti Warriors
Righetti
Cabrillo
Congs
Santa Maria
Warriors
San Luis
Frank Silva
Richard Aguilar
Cary Small
Joe Aguilar
Saints
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Bratz Burns the Rainbows
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