Cabrillo Girls Rout Lompoc 53–32 In Lompoc Gym
Cabrillo high school girls basketball defeated Lompoc 53 to 32 at the Lompoc gym. Pattie Simmons scored 14, Mel Bland 13, Jill Sammons 11, with Frannie Castro grabbing 11 rebounds. Cabrillo improves to 2-1, tying Santa Maria for second. Cabrillo hosts the Saints Thursday.
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Youth Bowling Youth League Highlights
Junior League results show Kevin Gustafson led with 535 75 610 series and Jack Overland 175 game. Girls Donna Hall 425 120 545 and Leslie Brecksmith 366 195 561 led their divisions. Bantam and Pee Wee leagues feature top series and games for Shawn Holloway Jeff Pennoni Debbye Barnes and Kim Copeland among others.
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Jeff Pennoni
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Kim Copeland
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Pirates set school high jump record in three-way meet
Marc Penca cleared 6-2 for a school high jump mark as Carpinteria won the meet with 77 points, Santa Ynez 60, and Santa Clara 50. Burt Hollingsworth led Pirates with wins in 100 and 220 and anchored the 440 relay. Santa Ynez dominated field events with multiple firsts and seconds. Santa Ynez girls beat St. Joseph 37-36 on a late rally led by Diana Hernandez and Sheri Jepsen. JVPirates fell 36-21.
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Santa Ynez Valley girls dominate Carpinteria in track dual
Santa Ynez Valley High girls swept the Carpinteria dual meet 97 to 10 led by Jeanine Young who won the long jump and 440 and again by her sister Jeanne Young with wins in the 100 110 hurdles and 220. Santa Ynez JV also won 71 to 43. Notable marks include Meads 13 45.6 in the two mile and Denise Jackson taking high jump and students Ossertag 88 5 in discus.
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Strike Averted In Talks Over Gambling States
In Towson Maryland UPI reports a threatened strike by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1501 was postponed as American Totalisator Co and union officials agreed to keep negotiating through March 10. Federal mediator Don Brodsky said talks continue with no impasse.
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Pele Declares This Is It After Cosmos Talks
Pele says this is his final season despite lucrative offers and earlier retirement attempts. The star striker, famed for 1258 career goals in 1321 games, led the Cosmos to MVP honors with 26 goals and 18 assists in 22 regular season games.
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Wildcats edge MSU as SEC title bid tightens
Second ranked Kentucky survived a missed call and fouls trouble to beat Mississippi State 77-64 in Lexington. Ricky Brown fouled out with 6:34 remaining as Kentucky widened a one point lead to 11, sealing their 14th straight win to improve to 23-2 and 15-1 in the SEC. Rick Robey led Kentucky with 19 points. Larry Johnson added 13 in his home finale. Kentucky leads the SEC over Tennessee with one game left before Tennessee visit.
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UPI College Basketball Ratings Update
The Board of Coaches releases its top 20 with won loss records through Feb 26 and first place votes in parentheses. The standings reflect the latest results from Saturday games and project national ranking ahead of March play.
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