Cabrillo swimmers swamp Braves in 109-63 dual meet
Cabrillo dominated Lompoc 109 to 63 in the Northern League dual meet as diving and 100 butterfly events boosted the Congs. John Mathie won the 200 IM and 500 free while Ron Stokes starred in the 100 free, helping Cabrillo finish 10-0 for the regular season.
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Tim Staffel
Cabrillo
Lompoc
Braves
Fioti
Weaver
Wassmund
Thompson
Lom
Cab
Kowalik
Stokes
Rich i
IM — Mathie
Gullikson
Heidmans
D. Denton
Hicks
Fraser
Ancelic
Lenahan
Rich
Free — Stokes
Dentonry da Nunn
Mathie
Jamison
Walton
Ground
Ron Stokes
Congs
Lompoe
David Denton
Mike Kowalik
Cong
Cabrillo Cabrillo
John Mathie
Brian Fraser
Scott Wassmund
Bob Boyer
Arroyo Grande
Lompoc Sprinter Paul Lewis Dominates Meet. Cabrillo Beats Arroyo Grande
Paul Lewis swept the high jump 100 and 220 for Lompoc as Jim Schankel paced the mile. Cabrillo crushed Arroyo Grande 86 to 28, with Roland Solomon winning three events and the Congos aiming for Santa Barbara Relays.
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Paul Lewis
Lompoc
Cabrillo Conquistadores
Santa Barbara
Arroyo Grande
Ernie Hutchinson
David Taylor
Cecil Dawkins
Cong
Buck Crosby
Cabrillo
Dawkins
Taylor
Hutchinson
Mike Martin
Solomon
Buffalo tops Warriors 115 to 102 as Lakers gain edge
Buffalo handed Golden State their third straight defeat 115 102. Randy Smith led the Braves with 23 points while Rick Barry and Jeff Mullins struggled on the bench. Cazzie Russell and Butch Beard led Warriors with 25 each as Oakland fell further in the Pacific Division race.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Buffalo
Golden State Warriors
Randy Smith
Braves
Rick Barry
Jeff Mullins
Warriors
Barry
Mullins
Cazzie Russell
Butch Beard
Golden State
Lakers
Milwaukee
Elmore Smith
Wilt Chamberlain
Bill Bridges
Smith
Ostler Highlights Local Sports Voice in PFC Column
Scott Ostler, sports editor for the Plainfield Chronicle, demonstrates concise reporting and sharp opinion in weekly PFC coverage. He analyzes games, tracks player form, and notes rising teams with timely, accessible insights for readers.
Local Sports Sked Highlights several area events
Today features baseball games Santa Maria at Lompoc and Cabrillo at San Luis at 3 30 p m. Tennis has San Luis at Cabrillo and Lompoc at Santa Maria. Golf pits Righetti against Cabrillo and Lompoc versus Santa Maria. Wrestling shows Japanese team against Lompoc Vandenberg Wrestling Club at Cabrillo High 8 00 p m. Saturday includes girls track Lompoc Valley Track Club at the Phoenix Invitational and Santa Barbara Relays for Lompoc and Cabrillo. Youth basketball has Lompoc 8th graders at Simi Valley tourney Sunday. A Sunday bike ride through town is by the Lompoc Touring Club meeting at H and Ocean at 1 p m.
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Santa Maria
Lompoc
Cabrillo
San Luis
Righetti
Village CC
Rancho Maria
Lompoc-Vandenberg
Cabrillo High
Lompoc Valley Track Club
Santa Barbara
Japanese matmen clash with Lompoc-Vandenberg in exchange program
The visiting Japanese wrestling and cultural exchange team competes tonight at Cabrillo gym against the Lompoc-Vandenberg Wrestling Club. The program opens with a karate demonstration and gymnastics exhibition, then two exhibition matches followed by regular bouts.
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Cabrillo Gym
Lompoc-Vandenberg
Lompoc
Frank Anderson
E. C. Stevens
Masaaki Hattori
Cabrillo High
Dave Long
Williams Leads Santa Barbara Relays Return for Williams
Williams, a former Lompoc Brave, competes for the University of Oregon in the university 6 mile at 5 20 p m Saturday as 22 high schools 23 junior colleges 15 colleges and nine universities contest events at Santa Barbara City College La Playa Stadium. Junior colleges race today from 2 30 to about 5 00 and tomorrow the high school meet starts at 9 00 with distance medley hurdles sprint medley mile and 2 mile events. Colleges and universities begin at 1 30 and finish near 5 30.
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Caouette
Lompoc
Jeff Jones
Lewis
Andre Polidori
Jim Schankel
David Judy
Braves
Pat Cole
Terry Jackson
Jim Moore
Santa Barbara
Varsity
Schankel
Roger Fabing
Schank
Fabing
Jackson
Cole
Moore
Greco
Santa Barbara City College
Seaside la Playa
Terry Williams
University of Oregon
Hank Aaron Skeptics Clash Over 715 Home Run Debut
The piece describes a heated clash over Hank Aaron reaching No. 715, with Braves owners, Cincinnati fans, and national viewers all weighing in. It notes Bowie Kuhn's threats and the uproar over when Aaron should play, amid betting and stadium spectacle.
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Braves
Hank
Atlanta
Aaron
Bowie Kuhn
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