Hancock Bulldogs Set to Host Porterville Pirates in 7 30 P M Clash
Hancock College Bulldogs, 16 5 and ranked 15th in the state, host Porterville Pirates 14 7 in a Central Conference bout at 7 30 p m after routing Taft 135 61. Porterville led by guards Steve Thompson and Gordy Brown with Doug Sams at center.
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Lakers face Rockets in final Forum game of season
In Inglewood California the Los Angeles Lakers host the Houston Rockets aiming for a first win of the season at the Forum. LA seeks to ride momentum after a 129 119 victory over the Suns and a brief slump since their 33 game win streak ended. Elvin Hayes has dominated the Lakers this season averaging 31.3 points and about 20 rebounds per game.
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Lompoc Braves push for CIF bid amid league title bid
Lompoc hosts San Luis as coach Dave Ellison eyes a six game closing run to reach CIF playoffs. Cabrillo meets Arroyo Grande while Santa Maria and Righetti clash for top league position. San Luis center Paul Miller anchors the Tigers with scoring support from Bob Dean. Cabrillo braces for a tight finish led by Mike Kluge and Cecil Gordon with Hillmen seeking a season salvaging win.
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Littler Leads San Diego Open In Tight Golf Race
Gene Littler, near Torrey Pines, shoots six under par 66 with eight birdies to lead the $150,000 Andy Williams San Diego Open while Jack Nicklaus struggles in windy conditions and slips back in the pack.
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Ostler reports on LOM POG sports record event
Scott Ostler, sports editor, covers a standout athletics moment at LOM POG detailing a record achievement. The article notes the key competitor and the venue, illustrating the event's significance in local sports coverage. Local fans are highlighted as witnesses to the achievement.
NY home to Gamecocks rout Fordham in MSG
Frank McGuire's South Carolina team, led by Tom Riker's 42 points and Kevin Joyce's 15, crushed Fordham 100 77 in New York. McGuire called the win key for his recruiting image in his old city.
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