Saints and Warriors pace second round in Lompoc-Cabrillo tourney
The Saints of coach Bill Yanez beat Cabrillo 8 3 at Cabrillo diamond in a six inning game and the Warriors coached by John Rubck blanked Arroyo Grande 4 0 at Lompoc High. San Luis Obispo edged Lompoc 2 0 in extra innings while standings show Righetti and Santa Maria leading with two wins each. Tomorrow double headers feature Lompoc Arroyo Grande Cabrillo Righetti Saints SLO with Cabrillo Arroyo Grande Lompoc Santa Maria and SLO Righetti in action.
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Bill Cockshott
Santa Maria
Saints
Righetti Warriors
Bill Yanez
Cabrillo Conquisatdores
Cabrillo Diamond
Warriors
John Rubck
Arroyo Grande
Lompoc High School
Lompoc
San Luis Obispo
Braves
Cabrillo
Righetti
Tiger
Tom Harmon
Bobby Howell
Tigers
Bob Hildenbrand
Larry Silveria
Dick Wilson
Conquistadores
Dan Novak
David Dunn
Ellis Drake
Monte Wise
Novak
Mark Ervin
Don Murrow
Dunn
Drake
Bill Wilson
Wilson
Bucks Lose Narrowly as Playoff Flip Looms
The Milwaukee Bucks rallied from 20 down to tie Cincinnati Royals at 110 all but lost 112 110 on Oscar Robertson free throws with 42 seconds left. The defeat leaves Milwaukee five games behind Detroit and nearly last in the Eastern Division as a coin flip could decide Lew Alcindor’s future.
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Bucks
Cincinnati Royals
Oscar Robertson
Detroit Pistons
NBA
Phoenix Suns
Lew Alcindor
Alcindor
ABA
San Marcos Downs Hill Swim Team in Tight League Meet
San Marcos Conquistadores beat Cabrillo 51 44 at Cabrillo pool to clinch the last race, tying 44 all in the 400 free relay. Bets set a Cabrillo medley and Walker posted a 4 45 4 in the 400 free as Cabrillo set school marks in multiple events.
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Jim Higgins
Cabrillo Conquistadores
San Marcos
Cabrillo
Conquistadores
Jerome Betts
Randy Walker
George Rock
Mark Johnson
John Ritter
Walker
Royals
Heidmans
Wyckoff
Betts
McDougle
Morse
Wooldridge
Hayes
Ritter
Rock
Foote
Sherwood
Evans
Stark
Stone
Fly
Heldmans
R. Foote
Frier
Shonerd
Whitmore
Pettersen
MVC and ACC race tighten with key college wins
Drake and Louisville share MVC lead after 93-78 and 82-78 victories setting a Monday playoff for the MVC berth. North Carolina dominates Clemson 94-70 and South Carolina beats Maryland 92-71 as ACC semifinals loom. Rutgers edges NYU 77-74 while Duke, Wake Forest, and others post wins.
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United Press International
Drake
Louisville
North Carolina
South Carolina
St. Louis University
Bradley
Clemson
Maryland
Wake Forest
Duke
Boston College
Duquesne
Rutgers
New York University
Fordham
Manhattan
North Carolina State
Virginia
Jerry King
Willie Wise
St. Louis
Billikens
Bulldogs
Terps
John Roche
Will Hetzel
All-Coast basketball team led by Alcindor with surprise pick
Lew Alcindor of UCLA earns a record third straight All-Coast honor as he headlines a West Coast squad chosen by writers and sportscasters. Sam Robinson of Long Beach State, an underclassman with a 19.7 scoring clip and 10.4 rebounds, earns a surprise inclusion on the first team alongside Ted Wierman, Don Griffin, Bud Ogden, and other notable selections.
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Gordon Saranoto
SAN Francisco
UPI
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
United Press International
Alcindor
West
Ted Wierman
Washington State
Don Griffin
Stanford
Bud Ogden
Santa Clara
Sam Robinson
Long Beach State
Robinson
Long Beach
Auntrey
Little
Johnny Wooden
Westwood
Bruins
Righetti edges Cabrillo in tense league opener
Righetti nipped Cabrillo 60 58 in Santa Barbara County League action to start the season. Chris Miller surged from third on his last long jump to 19-8 securing the win as Cabrillo led early, with Karsokas and Cornejo notable in field events. Miller also won the 100 yard dash and the 220, while Cabrillo swept several events including the mile and high jump.
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Fosbury
Dick Fosbury
Ray Benson
Benson
Righetti
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Cabrillo Conquistadores
Santa Barbara County League
Chris Miller
Cabrillo
Barry Karsokas
Warriors
Bob Radford
Tim Bum
Karsokas
Mike Marzio
Miller
Mark Cornejo
Steve Skelton
Steve Haacke
Neuvaunguu
CIF
Dan Ritter
Robichaud
Chuck Ward
Richard McFarland
Dale Brickner
Braves
Darryll Longley
Charles Jackson
John Chandler
Randy Diboll
Salvy Heredia
Eric Jackson
John Fridrich
Ron Kesler
Fridrich
Kesler
Gerald Steadman
Steadman
Longley
Brickner
Heredia
Kenny Kring
Tim Sanford
Bruce Ware
Kring
Sanford
Ware
Braves thinclads edge Saints in season opener
Lompoc Braves trackmen opened the season with an 83-80 win at Santa Maria, led by Nave Robichaud’s new school record 56-10 and multiple wins in sprints and relays. Santa Maria’s Kenny Kring swept events for the Saints as Salvy Heredia and teammates contributed key finishes.
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Braves
Saints
Lompoc Braves
Santa Maria Saints
Nave Robinhaud Nacre
Lompoc Brav es Split Win and Loss in Swim Duals
Lompoc Braves snap a three game skid with a 56 39 victory over Santa Maria at the Saints pool led by Tony Hewes and freshman Glen Green with double wins in the 200 IM 400 free and 200 free events. Santa Maria swept Bee events and won the Cee contest 64 18.
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Eric Jackson
Lompoc Braves
Santa Maria
Saints
Braves
San Luis Obispo
San Marcos
Cabrillo
Tony Hewes
Glen Green
Lompoc
Hewes
Green
Bob MacKenzie
David MacVicar
MacKenzie
McVicar
Free —Green
Thompson
Farmer
Scarborough
Godden
Indeed — Hewes
Moriss
Kuhn
McCamish
B. Czerwinski
M. Czerwinski
Fly — Brickey
Butler
Ross
Free — Green
Yanks spoil Ted's debut as manager
Ted Williams begins managing the Washington Senators in a 1969 exhibition in Pompano Beach. The Senators manage only one hit against the New York Yankees. Other notes include Pete Rose signing with the Reds and Cubs players signing two-year contracts.
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Ted
Williams
Senators
Pompano Beach
Fla
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Ferguson Jenkins
Billy Williams
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
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Tony Mason
Mac Fisher
Bovee
Reed
L. Hildenbrand
Martin
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Brownlee
Porter
Mann
Siller
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Ron SM
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Fisher
Ervin
Milwaukee Bucks
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Butch Zatezalo
Rusty Clark
Bill Bunting
NYU
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Rick
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Santa Barbara
Village Country Club
Randy Milam
Dennis Forte
Milam
D. Forte
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McGeever
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Berckman
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D. Zuzalek
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Ogden
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Terry Batterton
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Aerospace Support Group
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Jerrold Vivian
Paul K. Carlton
Philip Cardin
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Wendell Winn
Dave Bellarts
Edward LaGraize
Bellarts
Charles Hansen Jr
Gary Kopay
Billy Widener
Smset
George Thomas
Tsgt
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Henry Gray
John Conrad
Allen Tiedman
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Chapling
Thorston
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Matthews
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Lakeland, Fla
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Vito Stellino
Washington Senators
Ted Williams
Montreal
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Bob Hailey
Orlando Pena
Expos
Reds
Pete Rose
Rose
Cabrillo Golf Team
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Dos Pueblos Chargers
Tim O’brien
Hillmen
Village CC
O’brien
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Melendez
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