Brenner and McDowell Reach CIF Wrestling Finals
Cabrillo wrestlers Dana Brenner and Mike McDowell advanced to finals at the CIF championships in Arcadia. Brenner earned a 3rd place after a semifinal loss, while McDowell finished 4th after a late rally and a semifinal defeat, as Lompoc and other local entrants exited earlier.
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McDowell
Steve LaRue
Dana Brenner
Mike McDowell
Cabrillo
Marvin Cook
Lompoc
Ucla
Pauley Pavilion
CIF
Arcadia
California
Mike Mahoney
Saddleback
Mark Findlay
Monrovia
Norwalk
Joe Botello
Botello
Terry Martin
Baldwin Park
Arroyo Grande
Mike Martinez
Cook
Martin
Gerald Smith
Royal Oak
Brave
el Monte
Rich Alley
Mike Moya
Pacifica
Joe Weltner
Ernie del Rio
Santa Maria
Chaffey
Darrel Irvin
Dan Gellespie
Mike Fleming
el Dorado
Steve Hitchcock
San Luis
Danna Brenner
Ron Mesa
John Ahern
Rowland
Bob Long
Tuffy Frossi
Steve Barrett
Grossi
Braves edge Loyola in hot 3-1 contest
Lompoc Braves win 3-1 over Loyola in 94 degree heat behind strong pitching by Joe Barthel and Johnny Rodriguez. Rod Townes and Roy Howell sparked the offense with first inning rallies, Don Landry driving in two runs with a bases loaded single.
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Joe Barthel
Johnny Rodriguez
Lompoc Braves
Loyola
Braves
Rod Townes
Dave Stegman
Roy Howell
Roy
Don Landry
Mike Bratz
Kelly Candaele
Bratz
Barthel
Archibald and Van Arsdale pace Royals past Celtics 125 114
Cincinnati Kings the Celtics 125 114 as Nate Archibald and Tom Van Arsdale each score 39 points including 17 in a fourth quarter burst. Boston trudges to a five game skid while Phoenix Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore Seattle post wins in other NBA action.
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Boston Celtics
Nate Archibald
Tom van Arsdale
Cincinnati Royals
Boston
Archibald
National Basketball Association
van Arsdale
Royals
Celtics
Nate Williams
Cincinnati
John Havlicek
Jo Jo White
NBA
Phoenix
Buffalo
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Houston
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Seattle
Atlanta
Neal Walk
Clem Haskins
Suns
Billy Cunningham
76Ers
Cunningham
Lompoc Braves Hit Road For California Trip
Roy Howell slipped to a .857 batting average after a 2-for-3 showing though he was 4-for-4 in the opener and the only Braves player with more than one hit. Bodary credited the team’s hot hitting as the two day trip wrapped up. They attended Birmingham High celebrity events and prepare for upcoming road games against Royal High in Simi and San Marcos with a home date against Simi set for Saturday at 11 a.m.
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Roy Howell
Roy
Bodary
Birmingham
Braves
Simi
Royal High
Aguilar
San Marcos
Lompoc
Nicklaus Trevino Tie for Doral Open Lead
In heavy rain at the Doral Eastern Open Nicklaus and Trevino were tied at 10 under after three rounds. Sam Snead and Paul Harney trailed one stroke back as weather delays pushed the finish to Monday. Nicklaus said rain made the greens hold better and ease scoring.
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Miami
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Sam Snead
Paul Harney
PGA
Nicklaus
Issel Leads Kentucky Past Condors In ABA Action
Dan Issel scored 39 points with 20 rebounds to pace the Kentucky Colonels to a 134 124 victory over the Pittsburgh Condors. Walt Simon added 21 and Artis Gilmore 20 as Kentucky built big early leads before coasting. David Lattin led Pittsburgh with 32 points as they rallied against reserves. Other ABA results: Denver over Memphis 137 129 Indiana 110 99 Dallas New York 114 96 Carolina 96.
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United Press International
Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Association
Pittsburgh Condors
Dan Issel
Kentucky
Walt Simon
Artis Gilmore
David Lattin
Condors
Bob Verga
Denver
Memphis
Indiana
Dallas
New York
Carolina
Hayakawa blasts NCAA over post season ban
SF State and Sacramento State, top Far Western Conference teams, were barred from postseason play for alleged ineligible players. Hayakawa criticized the NCAA for lack of notice and discussion, calling the ruling arbitrary and questioning the association's amateur ideals. The debate centers on eligibility rules and the NCAA stance on athletic scholarships.
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Hayakawa
NCAA
San Francisco State
Sacramento State
Walter Byers
Ray Horne
Gators
Lloyd Berens
Hornets
FWC
Byers
Far Western Conference
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Mike Cauley
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Bolsa Grande
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Tuffy Grossi
Tony Boozel
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Tom Flores
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Dave Ogata
Laker Gang
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Jeff Bratz
Matt Knickrehm
Dan Bodary
Jim McKaskle
Bob Aguilar
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Lompog Record
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Issel
San Francisco
S.L. Hayakawa
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Joe Torre
Baltimore Orioles
St. Louis Cardinals
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