Records tumble in Relays as Lompoc Braves win two titles
Lompoc Braves dominate relays at Huyck Memorial Stadium winning two team titles and forcing a forfeit of the varsity crown after CIF revealed Charley Jackson entered five events, one over the limit. The meet produced multiple records including Santa Maria Saint Kenny Kring in the pole vault and Lompoc’s Charles Jackson strong in hurdles and sprints.
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Frank Hiatt
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Kenny Kring
Fred Albanese
King City
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John Fridrich
Bruce Hampton
John Ward
Dansby
Rolly Garife
Bee
Garife
Lompoec
Cabrillo
Conquistadores
Doug Maple
Robin Enerson
Maple
Walt Norton
Ed Bruzdowski
Rick Cruz
Ruben Soto
Ron Vogt
Charlie Jackson
Maravich leads LSU past Georgetown in tight NIT opener
Pete Maravich delivered 20 points after a rough first half as LSU edged Georgetown 83 to 82 in the first round NIT. Maravich, who averages 46.7, hit 15 in the second half to spark the Tigers and preserve the narrow win.
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Lakers rally past Knicks to stay in West race
The Lakers erased an 18 point gap in the final six minutes to beat the Knicks 106-101. Jerry West led Los Angeles with 38 points while Walt Hazzard added 36 and Elgin Baylor 19 as Atlanta kept the Western lead with a 126-111 win over Phoenix.
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Suns
Bob Love
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Lew Alcindor
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Bob Rule
Earl Monroe
Jim Barnett
Jets sale discussed at joint NFL AFL meeting in Honolulu
NFL and AFL officials meet in Honolulu as 26 clubs review uniform rules and the 1971 Super Bowl site. The agenda includes the New York Jets sale and Boston stadium issues while a special committee prepares recommendations for adoption.
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Washington
Tex Schramm
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Cincinnati
al Davis
Oakland
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Bonnies and Aggies face tough NCAA semifinal hurdles
St Bonaventure, ranked third, meets Jacksonville in College Park without All-America Lanier who had knee surgery after Villanova win. New Mexico State shields to challenge UCLA, seeking a fourth consecutive title as UCLA pursues another finals run.
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Bruins
Braves win Lompoc-Cabrillo tourney with 7 5 title
Lompoc Braves beat Cabrillo Conquistadores 7 to 5 to capture the Lompoc Cabrillo Tournament. Ted Torres struck out 14 as Lompoc led 7-0 after the first inning and held on despite Cabrillo scoring five.
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Lompoc Braves
Cabrillo Conquistadores
Ted Torres
Lompoc
Tony Mason
Bob Grossini
Roy Howell
Mason
Tom Harmon
Monte Bolinger
Howell
Neal Porter
Cabrillo
Harmon
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Carlos Gonzales
Dave Stegman
Porter
Gonzales
David Dunn
Joe Brooks
Brooks
Torres
Grossini
Dunn
Rick Martinich
Dan Bodary
Bob Warnack
Cabrillo Memdér
Dick Wilson
Ernie Martin
Pat Dampier
Martinich
Martin
Braves
Lompoc junior high wins second Lompoc Boys Club Invitational
Kevin Drake of Lompoc paced the host team to the championship with high game honors and 44-36 semi final win over Santa Maria. Carpinteria led by Peter Ruiz and Bobby Gonzales claimed a finals berth with a 50-15 win over Santa Barbara Downtown and a 36-31 win over Camarillo. Santa Barbara Westside won the consolation, edging Goleta and Santa Barbara Downtown. Santa Maria defeated Hueneme 38-19.
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