Santa Ynez Pirates rout Seraphs in 84 68 league win
Santa Ynez defeated St. Bonaventure 84 68 in Tri-Valley League action as Mark Mendenhall led with 24 points and the Pirates improved to 5 0 in league play. The victory featured a 22 steal effort and a dominant third quarter before bench players finished.
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Mike Waterman
Santa Ynez Pirates
St. Bonaventure Seraphs’ Wings
Pirates
Seraphs
Santa Ynez
Mark Mendenhall
Pirate
Bucs
Dave McCullough
Mendenhall
Ron Holcomb
Scott Jackson
Tom van Gundy
St. Bonaventure
Vince Oneill
Tom Cobey
Mark Milan
Kip Cougan
Steve Reels
John Fredricks
Mark Riley
Willy Bebernes
Fillmore Flashes
Fillmore
St.b
Santa Ynez FG Ft-A
TP Fitzgerald
Freeman
Waterman
Holcomb
Jackson
Asselistine
Johnson
Erickson
Bebernes
Paola
St, Bonaventure FG FT A TP
O’ Neill
Stone
Cobey
Waldron
van Gundy
Herena
Stephenson
Kelly
Perez
Jones
Ocean Rod and Gun Notes Strong Start for Steelhead and Perch
Rod and Gun reports a promising start with steelhead and large perch, Bill Hoover landing a 7.5 lb steelhead in Arroyo Grande surf. Weather worsened midweek, ending prime surf fishing. Mussel Rock reports perch up to two pounds. New Santa Maria road offers access to a promising beach, with plans for a park. Freshwater fishing limited, Lopez Lake opener in March prompts Casitas Lake in Ventura as hot alternative. boats and camping available.
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Santa Maria
Arroyo Grande Creek
Mussle Rock
Guadalupe Cemetery
Lopez Lake
Cachuma
Margarita Lake
Casitas Lake
Ventura County
Lopez
Brant Hunting Notes and California Fishing Policy Update
The column reports brant hunting near Morro Bay and in Santa Barbara County with wary conditions noted. It also covers the California DFG scrapping the self validation tag system, returning to officer validation, and a large anchovy allocation for reduction despite protests.
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Morro Bay
DFG
California Department of Fish and Game
State Fish and Game Commission
Oregon State Game Commission
Rogue
North Umpqua
Golden Bay
Winchester Dam
Oregon
Irish fall to Michigan State in close battle
Notre Dame star Austin Carr scored 39 points but the Irish lost 85-82 to Michigan State. Ralph Simpson led the Spartans with 35 points as MSU improved to 6-7. Davidson beat Furman 79-71 and Cincinnati topped Bradley 79-64. Texas Tech routed SMU 90-60 and TCU beat Rice 97-88.
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United Press International
Notre Dame
Austin Carr
Carr
Michigan State
Ralph Simpson
Spartans
Gus Ganakas
Davidson
Wildcats
Doug Cook
Furman
Jim Ard
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Bradley
Ard
Texas Tech
SMU
TCU
Rice
Reed and Robertson lead East past West in All Star thriller
Willis Reed MVP with 21 points 11 rebounds as the East wins 142 135. Oscar Robertson also scores 21 to set an All Star career scoring record 230 points surpassing Bob Pettit. Reed battles abdominal pains before the trophy and praises the honor as Robertson credits Reed and Alcindor for the victory.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Willis Reed
New York Knicks
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
Reed
Knicks
Robertson
Bob Pettit
Pettit
Jack Twyman
Oscar
Lew Alcindor
Alcindor
Milwaukee Bucks
Clown Cagers Triumph Over WAFB All Stars
The Harlem Clowns defeated the WAFB All-Stars 69 to 56 before a capacity crowd at Lompoc High. Fans roared at sharp shooting and slick ball handling in a lively Clownball showcase.
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Harlem Clowns
WAFB
Lompoc High
San Marcos swimmers win as Royals dominate meet
San Marcos defeats Lompoc and Bee team by wide margins in a mixed swim and exhibition card. Roy als sweep multiple events with Jim Hayes and Karl Morse securing double wins while Glen Green and Bill Czerwin lead the Braves.
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Lompoc Braves
San Marcos Royals
Glen Green
Bill Czerwinski
Braves
Royals
Bee
Czerwinski
Jim Hayes
Karl Morse
San Marcos
Hayes
Morse
George Perry
John Anderson
James Parker
Lompoc
Green
Lewis
Johansen
Hocker
Shonerd
DeMoulpied
Brown
Moser
IM — Green
Stark
Evans
Fly —Hocker
Callan
Blanchard
Back — Morse
Anderson
Free — DeMoulpied
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Naumann
Marciano Beats Clay in Computer Made Bout
The film bout features Rocky Marciano defeating Cassius Clay in 13 rounds, directed by a computer and edited to simulate a real match. Clay, who had 29 professional wins, is shown knocked down but ultimately loses as the fictional encounter ends amid reflections on his career.
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Santa Barbara
Conquistadores
Santa Maria
Jerry Hamstad
Braves
Cabrillo Gym
Sarily
Hamstad
Cabrillo
Dave Long
Long
Rich McFarland
Rich
Grady Cason
Alfred Garcia
Garcia
Cason
Righetti
Stan Marks
Marks
Jess Ortiz
McFarland
Dan Barr
Lompoc
William Verigan
UPI
New York
Rocky Marciano
Cassius Clay
Marciano
Clay
United States
Canada
NCR
Irving
Rocky
Chris Dundee
Angelo Dundee
Tony Galento
Moider da Bum
Joe Louis
Philadelphia
Alabama
Boudreau joins Hall of Fame as path for McLain fees
Lou Boudreau, former Indians star and 1948 World Series champion, is elected to baseball's Hall of Fame with 232 votes. He says his son-in-law Denny McLain could follow him into the Hall with several strong seasons. Ralph Kiner and Gil Hodges trail in voting.
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Steve Smilanich
UPI
New York
Lou Boudreau
Boy Wonder
Cleveland Indians
Boudreau
Denny McLain
Detroit Tigers
Lou
Denny
Ted Williams
Williams
Bowie Kuhn
Indians
Baseball Writers Association of America
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gil Hodges
Early Wynn
Enos Slaughter
Johnny Mize
Marty Marion
Red Schoendienst
Pee Wee Reese
Howe Leads East in 23rd All Star Game
Gordie Howe, 41, set the pace as the East defeated the West 4-1 in St Louis. Howe scored the winning goal on Bernie Parent after a Hull pass, part of a night highlighted by Bobby Hull and other All-Star stars.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Gordie Howe
Howe
Detroit
All Stars
St. Louis Arena
Claude Ruel
Philadelphia
Bernie Parent
Chicago
Bobby Hull
Jacques Lemaire
Parent
Hull
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