Jacklin Nicklaus share golf top spot at San Diego Open
England’s Tony Jacklin and Nicklaus of Ohio and Florida shared the halfway lead at the $150,000 Andy Williams San Diego Open. Jacklin shot 67 for 133 total, Nicklaus 68 for the same 133. They led Dill by two strokes as Lee Trevino and others chased. Jacklin plans to christen his son and receive the Order of the British Empire soon after the tournament.
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Celtics Seek Playoff Spot After Back-To-Back Losses
The Celtics, after a 33 point defeat to the Knicks, held a postgame team meeting in the locker room. They rebounded with a win over Philadelphia and then edged the Cincinnati Royals 108 103 to stay in playoff contention.
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Andretti Secures Daytona Pole in Ferrari Charge
Mario Andretti clinched the pole for the 24 hours of Daytona driving a bright red Ferrari 512 S. He posted a record qualifying speed of 122.903 mph, with Arturo Merzario as co-driver. The field includes Porsche 917s and other factory entries as the race set to start Saturday afternoon.
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California racing to resume as clerks vote on wage deal
California horse racing may restart next week as parimutuel clerks vote on a proposed wage package. Santa Anita and Bay Meadows plan December 26 openings. stakes races San Carlos Handicap and Oneonta Handicap set for Tuesday if settlement holds. Union ballots supervised by Sigmund Arywitz. strike may continue if deal rejected.
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Lompoc Braves Slow Cabrillo for 45 29 Win
Lompoc counters Cabrillo with a deliberate pace to claim a 45 29 Santa Barbara County League victory. Fridrich tops for Lompoc with 15 points while Brooks adds 14 as Cabrillo stalls but turns the ball over repeatedly.
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Righetti tops Santa Maria in SBCL clash at Hancock College
Righetti Warriors beat the Santa Maria Saints 63-50 to protect their No 2 CIF 3-A ranking and undefeated league record. Guy Harding led with 14 points while Lance Armstrong Tom Galaway and Perry Hanstad reached double figures. Santa Maria’s Dave Cumberland and Rick McCutcheon had 12 and 11. Dos Pueblos downed San Marcos 52-46 in the other SECL game.
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Pirates face Seraphs in Tri Valley battle tonight
Santa Ynez, 6-1 in Tri Valley League and 10-5 overall, travels to Ventura High School to meet St. Bonaventure at 8 p.m. The Pirates feature Mark Mendenhall 15.8 league ppg and Dave Freeman 13.5 as top scorers while St. Bonaventure presses and Santa Ynez counters with full court pressure. Preliminary games start at 5 p.m. with frosh and sophs following.
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Cabrillo Dominates Lompoc In Big Swim Meet Victory
Cabrillo Conquistadores defeated host Lompoc Braves 73 to 22 as Walter Heidmans Randy Phillips and John Anderson each earned two wins and swam on a winning relay. Phillips and Anderson swept sprint and distance events while Heidmans claimed backstroke and breaststroke titles.
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