Braves dominate Saints in Lompoc season opener
Lompoc Braves blank Santa Maria Saints 12-0 as Teddy Torres allows four hits and fans 11 in his first shutout of the season. Bolinger, Grosini and Howell lead the bats with multiple extra base hits and a six run second inning sets early tone. Santa Maria falls to 3-1 while Lompoc improves to 2-1 in County League play.
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Teddy Torres
Santa Maria Saints
Torres
Braves
Santa
Maria
Saints
Monte Bolinger
Bobby Grossini
Roy Howell
Bolinger
Grossini
Howell
Carlos Gonzales
Saint
Dean Teixeira
Gonzales
Tom Harmon
Santa Maria Jay Vees
Linescore
Newby
Davis
Sagisi
Harmon
Landry
HR — Howell
Santa Barbara
Rolly Garife
Santa Ynez
Frank Hiatt
Arroyo Grande
Magic number down to four for Knicks and Celtics
Knicks beat the Rockets 107 103 to cut the division clinch to four wins in 11 games. Celtics remain four losses from elimination after a 150 134 defeat to Philadelphia. Milwaukee, Baltimore, San Francisco and Seattle also won in NBA action. Knicks drew 19 387 fans for a record one million home and away attendance.
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Boston Celtics
Knicks
San Diego Rockets
New York
Milwaukee
Celtics
Boston
Philadelphia
76Ers
Detroit
Baltimore
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Phoenix
Seattle
Cincinnati
Dave de Bussche
Husky
Elvin Hayes
Rockets
NBA
May Plays On Despite Thumb Loss In Comeback Efforts
Chicago White Sox outfielder May, 21, aims to rebound after losing part of his right thumb in a training mishap last summer. He homered in spring training and singled in his exhibition debut as he tests his throwing arm and seeks return to form amid a flurry of early season results.
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Carlos May
May
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Ernie Banks
Billy Williams
Phil Hennigan
Cleveland Indians
Seattle Pilots
Jackie Hernandez
Kansas City
New York
Wally Bunker
Bill Butler
Dick Drago
Jona
Yankees
Jim Bouton
Jack Billingham
Jack de Lauro
Houston
Los Angeles
John Mayberry
Astro
van Kelly
San Diego
Oakland
New NCAA entrants join 1970 playoff field in nine games
Long Beach State Jacksonville Niagara and Weber State face first round tests as 18 teams compete in nine regional games across Provo Dayton Princeton St Johns Fort Worth and other sites. Notable matchups include UCLA defending champ and Texas Western era Texas El Paso vs Utah State, Notre Dame vs Ohio University, and Penn vs Niagara. The semifinals and title game are set for March 19 and 21 at College Park Maryland.
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Don Crenshaw
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UOP
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Tigers
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Washington
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Cougars
Steve Hawes
Huskies
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Stan Love
Bill Drozdiak
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Beavers
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Cal
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Puget Sound
Nationals
Evansville
Ind
Idaho
Gonzaga
National Association of Basketball Coaches
John Vallely
Sidney Wicks
Dennis Awtrey
Bill Stricker
George Trapp
Carolina faces NC State without Roche in ACC title clash
South Carolina, ranked third, plays 16th ranked NC State for the ACC basketball crown without ace guard John Roche who sprained his left ankle in the win over Wake Forest. Roche’s absence alters mood as State edged Virginia 67 66 in the semifinals, with Rick Anheuser and Vann Williford scoring for State and Scott McCandlish leading Virginia.
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N.C
UPI
John Roche
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Frank McGuire
Roche
Wake Forest
State
McGuire
Norman Sloan
Wolfpack
Virginia
Gamecocks
Tom Owens
Tom Riker
Owens
Riker
North Carolina
Rick Anheuser
Vann Williford
Scott McCandlish
Jackson sets new hurdle 220 marks at Lompoc meet
Lompoc Braves dominate Santa Ynez with a 96-16 victory as Charles Jackson earns two school and stadium records in the 120 high hurdles and 220 yard dash. Other winners include Dale Brickner in multiple events and Santa Ynez’s John Johansen in the shot put.
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Lompoc
Santa Ynez
Charles Jackson
Braves
John Johansen
Pirates
Dale Brickner
Dave Brickner
Carl Dueck
Righetti
Leon Johnson
Cabrillo
Oregon State
Ted
Terry Evans
Larry Hildenbrand
Jose Guerrero
Stud
Diboll
Dansby
Harvey Carter
Garife
Evans
Ted & Evans
Terry
Brickner
Clouay
Carter
Mile
Hildenbrand
Gilmore
Williams
Harvey
Paola
Rec
Steadman
Bruins fall to USC 87 86 in upset on UCLA court
USC upsets top ranked UCLA 87 86 on UCLA’s home floor with Don Crenshaw’s late free throw sealing the win. Joe Mackey scored 20 for the Trojans as UCLA eyes rematch and berth in the Western regional despite slipping in top ranking.
Lompoc Netmen Rally to Beat Santa Maria Saints 5-2
Lompoc varsity tennis battles back from deficits to defeat Santa Maria 5-2 in the Santa Barbara County League opener. San Marcos opened with a 6-1 win over Cabrillo as Cabrillo and Lompoc split the day’s results. Next, Lompoc hosts Righetti and Cabrillo visits Dos Pueblos in County League play.
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Santa Maria Saints
Santa Barbara
SBCL
San Marcos
Cabrillo
Conquistadores
Wayne Burmester
Cliff Thomas
Bob Bowen
Richard Brandon
Richard Selle
Les Johnson
Doug Sexton
Jim Erb
The
Royals
Jay Vee
Santa Maria
Jay Vees
Tim Blotzke
Richard Bottroff
Marven Stewart
Eddie Parker
Barry Jackson
Righetti
Dos Pueblos
Burmester
D. Mooney
Hatfield
D. Morlock
Thomas
D. van Solinge
Bowen
D. Barayuga
Als
Lance Willis
Bill Wilson
Dennis Mastagni
San Marcos Edges Cabrillo 4-3 In County League Tight Win
San Marcos Royals defeat Cabrillo Conquistadores 4-3 on errors and timely hits. Tony Mason suffers first loss despite seven strikeouts and one hit allowed. Bob Kriger earns the win with eight strikeouts. Cabrillo to play Santa Maria and San Luis Obispo in doubleheader.
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San Marcos Royals
Cabrillo Conquistadores
Royals
Cabrillo
Tony Mason
Mason
Bob Kriger
Santa Maria
San Luis Obispo
Pat Dampier
Rick Martinich
San Marcos
Scott Stuart
Hillmen
Wayne Clark
Clark
Martinich
Roy
Cardinals Invoke Reserve Clause To Press Allen Carlton
The St. Louis Cardinals used the reserve clause to compel Richie Allen and Steve Carlton to report for spring training. Assistant GM Jim Toomey said the clause allows contract renewal between March 1 and March 10 if no new deals are reached. He noted the players were warned their 1970 salaries would be the club’s latest offers, higher than last year.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Jim Toomey
The
Cardinals
Toomey
Allen
Carlton
Rinka Leads All-America Small College Team
John Rinka of Kenyon dominates as the nation's small college scoring leader with 41.1 points per game. The National Association of Basketball Coaches named him to the first team, blocking an all Massachusetts first unit and highlighting a roster featuring players from Amherst Springfield American International Assumption Ashland and other schools. The squad includes Wendell Sokolowski Kevin Wilson Curtis Perry and Tim McClain among others. no West Coast players appear on the small college selections.
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UPI
John Rinka
Kenyon College
Ohio
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Rinka
Milwaukee
Massachusetts
Greg Hill
American International
Dennis Clark
Springfield
Dave Auten
Amherst
Jack Jones
Assumption
Ashland College
Wayne Sokolowski
Kevin Wilson
Curtis Perry
Southwest Missouri State
Bill Reaves
Central Connecticut State
Tim McClain
Tennessee State
Travis Grant
Kentucky State
Earnest Killiam
Stetson
Fla
Dennis Wemeldorf
South Dakota State
EMC
Buenning
Wartburg
Iowa
Rick Wilson
Rhode Island
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