Lompoc Hosts Saints and Yellowjackets in Key Baseball Action
Lompoc Valley's two top teams prepare for home games with Cabrillo facing Oxnard in a non league rematch and the Saints touring Lompoc as a "much improved" club. Ted Torres may start for the Braves after shoulder trouble while starters for Lompoc remain uncertain due to injuries.
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Torres
Ted Torres
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Santa Barbara
Joe Brooks
Kelly Candaelo
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Dos Pueblos
Palmer Struggles With Putts In warmup at Rio Pinar
Arnold Palmer, preparing for the Citrus Invitational, admits missed four-footers haunt him as Bob Lunn edges ahead in a rainy Palm Beach area prep. The field includes Nicklaus, Player, Trevino, Barber and others while Cabrillo and Dos Pueblos games also note pitching and scoring.
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Miller Barber
Gary Player
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Julius Boros
Frank Beard
Gardner Dickinson
Carr and Wicks head College All American list
Sidney Wicks of UCLA and Austin Carr of Notre Dame were unanimously named to the College All-American first team by 17 NBA coaches. The lineup also features Artis Gilmore Jim McDaniels and John Roche with several other players receiving votes.
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UPI
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Austin Carr
National Basketball Association
McLain Struggles in Return as Orioles Rout Senators
Denny McLain, with a $100,000 price tag, allowed four runs in the eighth inning as the Baltimore Orioles routed the Washington Senators 14-2. Grich and Brooks Robinson delivered key two-run hits, while Don Baylor and Jim Hutto contributed with a grand slam and a two-run triple respectively in the overwhelmed Senators’ setback.
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Washington Senators
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Senators
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Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Don Baylor
Jim Hutto
NEA All-American team picks feature two unanimous stars
Notre Dame standout Austin Carr and UCLA star Sidney Wicks were the only unanimous selections on the NEA 1971 College All-American team chosen by 17 NBA head coaches. First team also includes Artis Gilmore, Jim McDaniels, and John Roche, with Carr leading in scoring, and Wicks praised by coach John Wooden for size and consistency.
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Jacksonville
Jim McDaniels
Western Kentucky
John Roche
South Carolina
Ira Berkow
NEA
NEW York
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Sidney Wicks
Newspaper Enterprise Association
National Basketball Association
University of California At Los Angeles
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McDaniels
Smith
Roche
John Wooden
Lew Alcindor
Jerry West
Red Auerbach
Oscar Robertson
Pete Maravich
Los Angeles
New York City
Washington, D.C
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Chipley
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Neumann
Pistol Pete
Smith and
Westphal
Maravichs 37 Points Power Hawks to Suns Rout
Pete Maravich delivers 37 points and 9 assists as Atlanta beats Phoenix 139 98 to move closer to a playoff berth. The Hawks pull away after a 37 2 first period, with Maravich receiving a standing ovation in the fourth. Cincinnati Royals rally to beat the Knicks 120 118 in overtime.
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Royals
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Philadelphia
Ratleff eyes UCLA rematch in NCAA run with Long Beach
Cal State Long Beach star Ed Ratleff, a 6 foot 6 guard, leads the 49ers as they chase an NCAA Western Regional run from 22-4 with 15 straight wins. They face Weber State in Logan Utah with possible semifinal and potential UCLA rematch in Salt Lake City. Ratleff averages 19.8 points and 8.8 rebounds while aiming for a national title.
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Weber State
Salt Lake City
Ratliff
Bruins
Columbus
Ohio
Jerry Tarkanian
Tarkanian
Marquette
Kansas
Willie Sojourner
Weber
Parker Drives Dodgers Past Reds With Grand Slam
Wes Parker, now a .300 hitter last season, belted a grand slam as the Dodgers routed the Reds 13-2 in an exhibition at Tampa. The Dodgers broke the game open with a 10-run seventh inning led by Parker and notable three-hit days from Parker, Bill Russell, and Steve Garvey. Doyle Alexander and Bob O'Brien each worked four scoreless innings. Los Angeles faces the Mets next at Holman Stadium.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Greg Garrett
California Angels
Rich Robertson
Garry Maddox
George Foster
Willie McCovey
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Angels
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Bob Cadluccio
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UPI
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Reds
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Jim Maloney
Doyle Alexander
Bob O’brien
College results NAIA second round scores
United Press International wires report the NAIA Tournament second round results. Kentucky State defeated Central Washington 73 59 while Eau Claire beat Earlham 97 76. Grambling edged Glenboro State 77 75 and Fairmont State triumphed over Grat Falls 83 80. Eastern Michigan won 71 70 over Whittier and North Carolina A and T beat Jackson State 86 73. SFAustin downed NDakota State 99 62 and Eliz City beat Indiana Pa 74 72.
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