Braves and Congs Lead NL Swim Duals as Gullikson Shines
Mitch Gullikson shattered the Lompoc 200 free school record with 1:56.2 aiding a 74-21 Lompoc win over Righetti while Cabrillo and Arroyo Grande split for NL top spots. Gullikson and Tom Anderson led multiple wins as Lompoc and Cabrillo built early league leads with strong performances across events.
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Gowenlock
Fischer
Ziemba
Hilden
Rieck
Fenn
Kane
Maraszek
Cota
Malcolm
Zuckerbraun
Records threatened in Poly tri meet
Cal Poly hosts a triangular track event with Cal State Hayward and Cal State Bakersfield. Field events start 1 15 p m and running events at 2 p m. Reynaldo Brown and Dave Hamer, both unattached to the meet, will be elsewhere competing at NCAA championships and nationals. Willie Bushman of Hayward may challenge Mathyas Michael’s 1970 mile record of 4 07.
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Cal Poly
Cal State Hayward
Cal State Bakersfield
Reynaldo Brown
Cobo Arena
Detroit
Steve Simmons
Dave Hamer
Mustang
Mathyas Michael
Hayward
Willie Bushman
George Scott
Ron Theobald
Pedro Garcia
Rick Auerbach
Phils
Don Money
John Vukovich
John Briggs
Tom Reynolds
Dave May
Ollie Brown
Joe Lahoud
Brock Davis
Ellie Rodriguez
Darrel Porter
John Felske
Lompoc High Swimmer Donna Walton Becomes Team Captain
Donna Walton, 17, a Lompoc High student and member of the Lompoc Marlins, was elected team captain after resuming competitive swimming with the Lompoc Marlins last July. She began swimming eight years ago in Ontario and briefly coached before returning to competition.
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Marlin
Village Country Club Women Win Medallion and Flights
Wanda Anderson won the February Medallion and led first flight with Mabel McClendon and Marguerite Bledsoe finishing second and third. Marie Ledford topped the second flight with Jeanette Kendall and Jeanette Bales following. Manila postpones national tennis championships as tennis balls run out.
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Village Country Club Women’s Golf Assn
Wanda Anderson
Marie Ledford
Anderson
Mabel McClendon
Marguerite Bledsoe
Jeanette Kendall
Jeanette Bales
These Standings From Thursday and Friday Schedule
Virginia beat New York 130 118. San Diego 107 over Memphis 10. The schedule lists Denver at New York, Kentucky vs Norfolk Virginia, Carolina at Indiana, Dallas at Utah for Friday games.
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Iowa State Leads NCAA Wrestling as Chris Taylor Pins Twice
Defending champion Iowa State, led by 410-pound Chris Taylor with two falls, held a 21-18 edge over Oklahoma State after Thursday’s rounds. Taylor pinned Tony Policare in 2:26 and Duke’s Joel Puelo in 3:28, showcasing the Cyclones’ strength in early rounds.
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Iowa State
Chris Taylor
Cyclones
Oklahoma State
Oregon State
Michigan
Washington
Taylor
Tony Policare
Buffalo
Joel Puelo
Duke
Policare
Cal Poly Baseball Seeks Wins After Weekend Doubleheader
San Luis Obispo coach Berdy Hart’s Mustangs, coming off a loss, head to a Friday noon doubleheader with San Francisco and host Fresno State Sunday at noon in the new stadium. Rain canceled Tuesday’s game with UC Santa Barbara.
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San Luis Obispo
Berdy Hart
Cal Poly
Mustangs
U. of San Francisco
Fresno State
San Luis Obispo Stadium
Santa Maria
U.C. Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Pacific
Stanford
Mark Downey
Hart
Mike Krukow
Dons
Doug Alderman
Carl Hathaway
Hathway
Alderman
U.C. Riverside
Predicted Finish: Least in East
A brief East region dereliction note with predicted outcomes, foretelling the likely last place in the East division. The item appears as a condensed sports snapshot from the 1973 period via the Newspaper Enterprise Association.
Kentucky Clinches SEC Title With 86 81 Win Over Tennessee
Kentucky finally captured its sixth straight SEC crown by beating Tennessee 86 to 81 before a sellout 13 000 at Memorial Coliseum. Coach Joe B Hall praised his players as they completed a nine game win streak to seal the title and advance to the NCAA Mideast Regionals.
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United Press International
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Wildcats
Joe B. Hall
Adolph Rupp
Tennessee
SEC
Hall
Memorial Coliseum
Cats
Virginia
Duke
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Maryland
Clemson
Alabama
Georgia
Manhattan
Fordham
Providence
Brown
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