Picking the All-Americans From Lompoc to the West Coast
Sports editor Scott Ostler explains the messy process of selecting All-American teams. He lists his picks for the 1970-71 Lompoc Record first and second teams, names a Coach of the Year, and notes his coast-wide ballot preferences and sources.
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NIT field adds Massachusetts and Providence in 2027
Massachusetts and Providence join Tennessee Dayton and St Bonaventure in the 2027 NIT field with eleven berths remaining. Massachusetts closes regular season 23 3 after an 84 71 win over Maine while Julius Erving scores 27 9 per game for the Redmen. Providence sits at 19 6 with one game left.
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Goodrich Joins West on Sidelines for Lakers
Lakers worry over Gail Goodrich possible mononucleosis after Jerry West injury. Tests to confirm diagnosis could sideline Goodrich for rest of season and playoffs. he may miss tonight versus the Atlanta Hawks amid a 2-2 season split with them.
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Barry's 33 Point Outing Sparks Nets Victory
Barry scored 33 points to lift the New York Nets past the Pittsburgh Condors 114 110 as they chase playoff momentum. Dan Issel led Kentucky with 31 points in a 128 119 win over Florida in the doubleheader at Miami Beach.
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Lompoc High golf team beats Santa Maria to move into second place
Lompoc High edged Santa Maria 25 to 11 at Village Country Club as windy conditions pushed scores higher. Mark Chambers led with 89, while Bob Froehlich and Gerald Anderson posted 6-0 wins and Dave Schroeder shot 96 in a pivotal second-fifth matchup.
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Dos Pueblos Faces Katella In CIF 3-ATV Matchup
The Dos Pueblos Chargers meet Katella in the TV Game of the Week noon at Orange Coast College to decide the CIF 3-A finalist. Katella 22-6 beat Charter Oak Los Altos and San Bernardino to reach semis. Dos Pueblos 24-2 has defeated Newbury Park Artesia and La-uden to reach this stage. Bellflower earns a semifinal spot after upsetting West Covina 46-44. Bellflower is 23-6. Semifinalists Chris Righetti and Bellflower high meet in the next win. The 4-A quarterfinals feature Torrance La Serna Crescenta Valley Servite tomorrow.
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Cepeda signs for 95 thousand in Braves spring pact
Atlanta first baseman Orlando Cepeda agreed to a 1971 contract worth about 95 000 dollars after a firm stand in negotiations. He cited a 1970 line of .305 with 34 homers and 111 RBI as his case for a higher figure.
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Carr Bids Notre Dame Farewell With 31 Points On Home Court
Austin Carr capped his Notre Dame career with a 31 point onslaught at the Convocation Center as the Fighting Irish routed Western Michigan 110-79. Carr scored 24 in the second half to earn a standing ovation from 11 345 fans and boost Notre Dame toward an NCAA tournament bid amid the college’s action laden night.
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Trojans visit Stanford in bid to tie season win record
USC ranked No. 3 with a 22-1 mark seeks its 23rd victory against Stanford, aiming to equal the 1943 Trojans for most wins in a season. UCLA leads the Pac-8 with a 11-0 conference record as USC trails 10-1. Stanford’s Claude Terry and Larry Rosenzweig return as key contributors.
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Owens May Be Out at University of Washington
The UW faculty senate called for a hearing to decide whether football coach Jim Owens and athletic director Joe Kearney should remain in their jobs. Regent president George W. Powell labeled further hearings on alleged racial discrimination unproductive as the university proceeds with decisions from December hearings. Don Smith and Ray Jackson, both black, were elevated in athletic roles amid those actions.
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