Cabrillo Cannons Top Eagles In Northern League Opener
Cabrillo pitcher Eric Cannon won his sixth game in six starts as the Congs shut out Arroyo Grande 4 0 on the Eagles field. Cannon went seven innings with seven strikeouts and two walks while the offense used a pair of squeeze plays to score. Clayton leads Cabrillo with eight steals while catcher Mark Haley batting .620 headlines a lineup that has five starters hitting in every game. The Congs host Righetti Friday with Dan Perry set to start.
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Bierman, Hall of Fame coach, dies at 82 in Laguna Hills
Bernard W. Bierman, college football Hall of Fame coach whose Minnesota teams rose to power in the 1930s, died of a heart attack Monday night at Saddleback Community Hospital in Laguna Hills. He would have turned 83 this Friday. Bierman coached the Gophers for 16 years after starring as a Minnesota halfback from 1913 to 1915.
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Braves rally falters as errors doom Northern opener
Lompoc Braves drop 4-3 to Righetti in Santa Maria in the Northern League opener. Errors fueled all four Warrior runs, with late misplays finishing the rally. Coach Dan Bodary urged patience, noting the club out hit the opponent but squandered scoring chances and committed several misplays.
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Bratz Leaves Stanford on a High Note in Rivalry Win
Stanford veteran Mike Bratz scored 24 points to lift the Cardinal 101-91 over California in Maples Pavilion. Bratz earned Pacific 8 All-Conference honors, praised by coach Dick DiBiase as the best guard in the Pac-8 this year, with career highs and records cited across points, assists, and free throw percentage.
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Michigan Wolverines Capture No 1 Ranking In UPI Poll
Michigan coach Johnny Orr praised his team as the Wolverines overtook San Francisco to claim the national No 1 spot in the UPI Board of Coaches ratings after San Francisco and Kentucky losses. San Francisco fell from No 1, Kentucky dropped after a SEC title decision, Michigan led with 23 first place votes and 374 points.
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Reed to coach Knicks in surprise appointment
Willis Reed, 1969-70 NBA MVP and longtime Knicks star, will replace Red Holzman as coach at a 1 p.m. press conference. Holzman announced this would be his final season, and Reed comes with a Hall of Fame pedigree after a 10-year stretch and two playoff MVP honors.
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Howell demands a shot at left field in Texas
Roy Howell, 23 of Lompoc, challenges Rangers management over a potential move to DH and left field. He says he will demand a trade if not given a chance to play, citing plans to shift Toby Harrah to third and Tom Grieve to left. Howell, unsigned and coming off a .253 season with 53 RBIs and eight homers, may seek another club if not retained.
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Nuggets survive Knicks as Thompson shines late for win
David Thompson exploded for 30 points in the second half after a quiet first half to lift the Denver Nuggets 114-108 over the New York Knicks who led by 24 early in the second quarter. Dan Issel sat due to a groin strain. Marvin Webster added 15 points and 17 rebounds.
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Girls Basketball and Track Schedule and Freestyle Association Meeting
On Thursday the schedule lists St. Joseph at Cabrillo and Santa Maria at Lompoc girls basketball games at 7:30 p.m. Track events feature Royal at Cabrillo at 3:15 p.m. A Valley Freestyle Association meeting at the Public Library 7:30 p.m. introduces the new group and its leaders. all are invited.
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