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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1973

Page

8

Celtics Stars Drive East To NBA All Star Victory 104 84

East All Stars led by Dave Cowens 15 points and John Havlicek 14 edged the West 104 84 in Chicago. Cowens earned MVP with 13 rebounds as Elvin Hayes of Baltimore praised for his boards. Archibald sat out, West scorers included Wicks Haywood Lanier double figures while Scott was scoreless.

Chicago UPI Tom Heinsohn Boston Celtics Heinsohn Dave Cowens John Havlicek Boston Ivery Elvin Hayes Baltimore Cowens Nate Archibald Sidney Wicks Spencer Haywood Bob Lanier Charlie Scott West C. A. Anderson Warriors Drake Patzwald Barry Wilbur Cabrillo Righetti Kirk Dalton Rae Dalton Ed Martin Kelly Hubbard Arroyo Grande Hill Gym

Bratz Opens Blitz as Braves Top Eagles by 25

Bratz poured in 18 points in the first quarter to power the Braves to a 77-52 home win over Arroyo Grande. He finished with 25 points while Dallas Riley and Dave Farnum combined for 27 rebounds as the Braves, now 4-0 in league and 13-3 overall, claim the CIF ranking landmarks. Arroyo Grande dips to 0-4 in league and 5-13 overall.

Scott Ostler Braves CIF Arroyo Grande Eagles Eagles Mike Bratz Lompoc Mike Wings Jose Rivera Dallas Riley Riley Dave Farnum Arroyo Grande Lompoc Braves Pg Ningaera Rick Fridrich Farnum Dave Ellison Ellison San Marcos Bratz Templeton Lompoc Frosh Tim Binning Bruce Nix Mike Gray Chuck van Allen Frosh San Luis Obispo

Cabrillo forfeits game after use of player in two squads

Cabrillo forfeited to Righetti after allegedly using Ron Adelheim in both JV and varsity. The incident mirrors a prior water polo case, prompting Cabrillo principal Robert Bickford to contact Righetti officials. Game stats show Righetti dominated early, with Wagner-like pacing by Amido and Patzwald and a 46-35 halftime lead.

Steve LA Rue Righetti Dave Amido Fred Patzwald Cabrillo Warriors Ron Adelheim Robert Bickford Congs Lompoc High Braves CIF Bickford

Rams fire Prothro hire Chuck Knox as head coach

Los Angeles Rams dismiss Tommy Prothro after a 6-7-1 season and name Chuck Knox, a former Detroit Lions assistant, as new head coach. Owner Carroll Rosenbloom says Prothro will be paid off for remaining contract years. Knox, 40, previously coached offensive linemen with the Lions and Jets before joining Detroit. He will hold a news conference at the Beverly Hills Hotel.

LOS Angeles UPI Los Angeles Rams Tommy Prothro Chuck Knox Detroit Lions Prothro Carroll Rosenbloom Ram UCLA Oregon State Knox Lions Joe Schmidt Schmidt Beverly Hills Little Juniata College Sewickley Wake Forest University of Kentucky New York Jets Jets Weeb Ewbank Detroit Ewbank Rams Cleveland

Spahn Becomes Hall of Fame’s Sole 1973 Electee

Warren Spahn was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame by the Baseball Writers Association of America with 316 votes out of 380, the only electee this year. Spahn won 363 games in 20 majors seasons mostly with the Boston Milwaukee Braves. Whitey Ford narrowly missed election with 255 votes while Ralph Kiner Ralph Kiner and others also received votes.

NEW York UPI Warren Spahn Hall of Fame Baseball Writers Associaton of America Spahn Boston-Milwaukee Braves Hall Robin Roberts Ralph Kiner Bob Lemon Gil Hodges Whitey Ford Ford Kiner

Salt Lake City's Olympic bid faces funding barrier

Salt Lake City risks losing the 1976 Winter Games bid as President Nixon demands congressional funding action first. City leaders urge USOC and IOC to delay decisions while appealing to Congress for about 15.5 million dollars, warning chances drop to zero without federal support.

Salt Lake City UPI Nixon E.J. Garn U.S. Olympic Committee International Olympic Committee Congress Garn IOC USOC Denver Colorado City

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