Valley wrestlers sweep Santa Maria for pair of wins
Lompoc Braves roll to 65-8 over Santa Maria Saints as six pins and four forfeits boost league lead. Heavyweight Steve Nigh debuts with a pin and Silva Rupa Rider remain unbeaten in league. Cabrillo Congs defeat Arroyo Grande 58-8 as Hinkens Probst lead one sided wins.
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Lompoc Braves
Santa Maria Saints
Lompoc
Saints
Braves
Jerry Hamstad
Hamstad
Steve Nigh
Chris Silva
John Rupa
Carey Small
Leonard Huyck
Rick Rider
Santa Maria
Jan Kirchhof
Dave Holmes
Braves Silva
Dennis Katsuda
Rupa
Rider
Cabrillo Congs
Arroyo Grande Eagles
Eagles
Congs
Dave
Arroyo Grande
Bill Hinkens
Kurt Garman
Hinkens
al Probst
Cabrillo
Walker
Audience views on body builders split by setting
The Record Sports Department mobile unit asked local women at a department store and a beauty college for opinions on body builders. Photos prompted two distinct reactions with beauty college respondents largely positive and department store respondents largely negative.
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Record Sports Department
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Cabrillo Conqs Remain Unbeaten In Northern League Win
Cabrillo defeats San Luis 62 53 at San Luis Obispo to stay 3 0 in league and 15 2 overall. Carlton Roberts scores 23, Mandy Simmons 15, Andre McGant 12 as Cabrillo uses multiple defenses to slow Ernie Wheeler who nets 16.
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San Luis Tigers
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Congs
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San Luis
Ernie Wheeler
Wheeler
Carlton Roberts
Mandy Simmons
Andre McGant
Braves Host Arroyo Grande Eagles in league showdown
The Lompoc Braves host the Arroyo Grande Eagles at 7 30 p m in a Northern League clash that could pull the Braves into a tie for second. Both teams opened league play strong, then stumbled Friday. The Eagles rely on tough defense and a 6 4 center Mike Gibson, with guards Robert Rivera forward Jim Mathews and Gibson averaging double figures.
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Arroyo Grande Eagles
Lompoc
Eagles
Braves
Arroyo Grande
Mike Gibson
Robert Rivera
Jim Mathews
Gibson
Cabrillo Conquistadores Hold 7th in CIF 3-A Poll
Cabrillo remains seventh in CIF 3-A ratings with 92 top ten points, two behind Fullerton and 18 behind fourth place Victor Valley. Santa Barbara drops to fifth in 4-A. Morro Bay leads 1-A and St Joseph is fourth.
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Fullerton
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la Mirada
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Ramona
Palm Springs
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Messersmith Seen as Likely Free Agent After Arbitration Win
Milton Richman reports Andy Messersmith and Dave McNally are poised to become free agents after arbitration rulings. Messersmith, valued by many clubs, prefers the Dodgers but seeks a higher 700000 for four years plus a no trade clause. The piece notes owners’ cautious stance and potential legal battles over Seitz authority.
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NEW York
UPI
Andy Messersmith
Dave McNally
Messersmith
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McNally
Peter Seitz
Catfish Hunter
Marvin Miller
Charlie Finley
Dodgers
Rollie Fingers
Joe Rudi
Vida Blue
Campy Campaneris
Pro Bowl in Jeopardy Amid Pension Tug of War
Ed Garvey of the NFL Players Association warns the Pro Bowl could be jeopardized by a pension fund stalemate with owners. Players, including Terry Metcalf and Jim Hart, insist they plan to play, signaling confidence despite the dispute.
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UPI
Ed Garvey
National Football League Players Association
NFL
Players
St. Louis
Terry Metcalf
Metcalf
NFC
Jim Hart
Travel agent blamed for Super Bowl package ticket snafu
Boston agent James Fraser says the NFL ticket plan and a California broker caused a Pittsburgh fan ticket shortage after selling packages that included tickets. Federal and local authorities in Miami and Pittsburgh probe possible law violations as Fraser and several associates are sought by police. Fraser says fans paid up to 800 dollars for tours. he distributed 350 tickets and was short 200.
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Fila
UPI
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NFL
California
Miami
James Fraser
Marshfield
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