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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1972
Page
7
The Lompoc Record introduces a regular feature in its sports section titled Shaving Strokes by nationally prominent golfer Frank Beard. The column aims to help readers improve their golf game while promoting eco friendly play and leaving nature intact.
A golf column urges players to review last season’s records to identify weak points. It notes most strokes lost came from short game within 50 yards and advises focusing practice there to set clear objectives for the new season. The piece encourages evaluating past performance and planning improvement steps.
Dave Nelson, NCAA rules secretary and former Delaware coach, argues college athletics should emphasize beauty, fair play, and self fulfillment over winning at all costs. He criticizes 1.6 grade rules and transfer bans, calls for deemphasizing national championships, and supports club sports and compatibility group ideas to restore autonomy and purpose to college sports.
Ocean fishing reports describe weak salmon yields across Santa Barbara Channel with 81 boats taking 64 fish, while bottom fishing remains solid with ling cod and snappers. Freshwater notes highlight hot crappie and white bass action near Lake Nacimiento and Lopez Lake, plus ongoing trout and stocked eastern brook trout introductions in Ventura County streams.
Virginia Squires of the ABA seek an injunction to stop Charlie Scott from playing for the Phoenix Suns in the NBA. Attorneys argued for 90 minutes before U.S. District Judge Carl Muecke. Scott has appeared in three Suns games and scored 53 points.
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