Elder Opens with 65 to Lead New Orleans Open
Lee Elder carded a seven under par 65 to lead the Greater New Orleans Open by two strokes over Bert Yancey and Tom Watson on a breezy Lakewood course. Jack Nicklaus shot 68 to sit three back, saying he regained form by returning to fundamentals and opening the club face.
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Congas Lead Northern League Standings After Lompoc Win
Jeff Heidmans led Cabrillo with a standout medley relay backstroke leg while Mike Weaver won the breaststroke as Cabrillo defeated Lompoc 52 43 to seize the league lead. Lompoc sits second with San Luis third, and the title will be decided at next Saturday’s Santa Maria meet.
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Lompoc and Cabrillo Set for Santa Barbara Relays Showdown
Local prep swimming heads to Santa Barbara Relays with Lompoc and Cabrillo aiming for team titles. Cabrillo favored in frosh soph while Lompoc fields strong sprinters and distance lineup despite missing three stars.
Cabrillo Trackmen Rout Arroyo Grande 78 to 35
Cabrillo scooped a 78 35 victory over Arroyo Grande on the Hill. Marshall Frasher Roland Soloman and Vic Tise led double wins as Cabrillo dominated events from sprints to relays and built a strong league lead.
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Bucks Defense Stifles Warriors In 108-98 Milwaukee Win
Milwaukee inched ahead of the Warriors with a strong defensive effort holding Rick Barry and Jeff Mullins to six points combined. Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Oscar Robertson led with 52 points as the Bucks secured a 108-98 victory and a 57-22 record, keeping pace with the Lakers at 57-21 for playoff seeding.
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Alabama Upsets Minnesota in NIT Shocker
Alabama coach C. M. Newton watched as his team rallied from a 12-point halftime deficit to defeat ninth-ranked Minnesota 69-65 in the NIT first round. Wendell Hudson led the Tide with 20 points while Clyde Turner managed 13 for Minnesota before fouling out late.
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Local sports sked highlights area events today
Baseball games feature Santa Maria at Cabrillo and Lompoc at Arroyo Grande at 3 15 p m Tennis matches include Arroyo Grande at Lompoc and Cabrillo at Santa Maria Golf events show Cabrillo at Righetti and Santa Maria at unknown venue Track events list Lompoc and Cabrillo at Santa Barbara Relays at La Playa Stadium beginning 9 a m
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Ralston to host tennis exhibition at Cal Poly
Dennis Ralston captain and coach of the United States Davis Cup team will present a 1 p.m. Saturday exhibition on Cal Poly courts against Mustang Dan Lambert. The event follows a Cal Poly Claremont-Mudd dual meet at 10 a.m. Cal Poly enters the day 8-3 in duals, with recent losses to Stanford, California and Pepperdine.
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