Brave nine faces Eagles in Santa Maria semifinal
Lompoc Braves varsity baseball earned a 3-0 shutout by sophomore Bob Aguilar over the San Luis Obispo Tigers to reach tonight's 7 p.m. semifinal at Santa Maria Easter tournament. The bracket also notes Campbell League and regional action with USC Tulsa and Stanford in NCAA round robin play.
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Lompoc
Bob Aguilar
San Luis Obispo Tigers
Lompoc Braves
Santa Maria
Braves
Arroyo Grande Eagles
Righetti Warriors
Santa Maria’s
Elks
Dan Bodary
Teddy Torres
Eagles
Ventura Santa Maria
Righetti
San Luis Obispo
San Marcos
Centennial
Linescore
Hildenbrand & Silveira
Aguilar & Harmon
Aguilar
Hildenbrand
Cabrillo Tops Moorpark In Carpinteria Tourney Opener
Cabrillo Conquistadores beat Moorpark Musketeers 8 to 3 in a Carpinteria baseball tournament first round. Cabrillo advances to a 1:15 p.m. semifinal against Rio Mesa, who defeated Bishop Diego 10 to 2.
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Cabrillo Conquistadores
Moorpark Musketeers
Carpinteria
Cabrillo
Rio Mesa Spartans
Rio Mesa
Bishop Diego
Canyon
Dos Pueblos
Moorpark
Santa Ynez
Conquistadores
Ernie Martin
J. C. Holt
Tony Mason
Doyle Williams
Jim Ely
Mason
Dennis Hall
Holt
Martin
Mike Kluge
Kluge
Ken Murphy
Dick Wilson
Mac Fisher
Musketeers
Ely
Almagna
Williams
Filarsky
Village Invitational golf tourney draws biggest field yet
The Village Club Lompoc Braves host the ninth annual Village Invitational with seventeen three man teams. Santa Barbara High senior Rick Chavez defends the Lompoc Record perpetual medalist trophy after firing 71 last year. Ventura's last year champions lose key players to challenge Chavez as Dave and Rick Zuzalek of San Marcos and Dave Banerian of Righetti lead. Awards honor top three teams and individual low scores with a sudden death playoff if needed.
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Lompoc Braves
Gary McDonald
Mark
Village County Club
Rick Chavez
Santa Barbara High School
Lompoc
Chavez
Ventura
San Marcos Royal Brothers
Dave
Rick Zuzalek
SBCL
Righetti
Dave Banerian
Cabrillo
Valley
Mark Chambers
Terry MacClure
Braves
Cabrillo Conquistadores
Bruce Coggin
Craig Webb
Frank Roth
Wicks predicts bigger year for UCLA star in 71
Sidney Wicks, 6'8" UCLA forward, told Southern California writers he will raise his game next season. He led UCLA to the NCAA title with 17 points 18 rebounds and five blocks in the final and earned MVP honors.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sidney Wicks
UCLA
Southern California
Bruins
Wicks
College Park
Los Angeles Lakers
Jerry West
Howard Lee
UC Riverside
Jacksonville
Artis Gilmore
Sidney
John Wooden
Lew Alcindor
Wooden
Henry Bibby
Franklinton
N.C
Nixon
Lakers
New York Knicks
Cage writers pick Wooden Maravich
John Wooden was named college Basketball Coach of the Year by the UPI writers association for UCLA s fourth consecutive NCAA title. The announcement was made by Smith Barrier of Greenville North Carolina.
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UPI
John Wooden
UCLA
U.S. Basketball Writers Association
Wooden
Smith Barrier
Greenville
N. C
Writers Association
Mexico State
Chicago
al Henry
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Jim McMillian
Columbia
Los Angeles
John Vallely
Atlanta
John Hummer
Princeton
Buffalo
Gary Freeman
Oregon State
Milwaukee
Mike Price
Illinois
New York
ABA
Rick Mount
Purdue
Indiana
Dan Issel
Kentucky
Mike Maloy
Davidson
Pittsburgh
Charlie Scott
North Carolina
Spencer Haywood
Detroit
Bob Croft
Tennessee
Dallas
Village men win SCGA match to reach semi finals
Village Country Club golfers win 22 to 2 across two man teams in a Sunday match at Indiana Hills, with Bob Merritt and Walt Stanley each making holes in one in practice and competition. Village advances to face Candlewood Whittier in the semifinals while El Rancho Verde meets Moorlake.
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Bob Merritt
Walt Stanley
Village Country Club
Indian Hills
SCGA
Merritt
Stanley
Indiana Hills
Southern California
Candlewood
Whittier
Los Coyotes
el Rancho Verde
Muroe Lake
Collegiate stars glow over pro basketball wage prospects
NBA and ABA draft chatter centers on first round picks from major colleges. Bob Lanier, Pete Maravich, Rudy Tomjanovich, Dave Cowens and Sam Lacey loom as top prospects with rumored multi million deals. ABA speedily signs draftees as it presses merger talks with the NBA.
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UPI
American Basketball Association
Bob Lanier
St. Bonaventure
Pete Maravich
Louisiana State
Rudy Tomjanovich
Michigan
Dave Cowens
Florida State
Sam Lacey
New Mexico State
NBA
ABA
Lanier
Tomjanovich
San Diego Rockets
Cowens
Boston Celtics
Lacey
S &9
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Jim Ard
Seattle
John Johnson
Iowa
Cleveland
Geoff Petrie
Princeton
Portland
George Johnson
Stephen F. Austin
Baltimore
Buffalo
Mike Davis
Greg Howard
New Mexico
Phoenix
Jimmy Collins
New
One Buck Deer Bag Proposed For 1970 71 Seasons
The State Department of Fish and Game proposed a statewide one buck limit for 1970-71 hunting, with the northeast area at one buck three points or better. Rules call for an early deer season Aug 1 to Sept 29 and various late seasons. Mountain lion could be taken year round with tagging. pheasant seasons are set in Imperial Riverside and other counties.
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UPI
State Department of Fish and Game
Northeast
Northwest
Fish and Game Commission
Los Angeles
Sierra
Northwestern
Imperial
Riverside
Mets swap players on injury list
The New York Mets split a doubleheader with the Cardinals as Cleon Jones returned to the lineup with a three run inside the park homer while Gary Gentry left early with a calf injury. The Mets' B team lost to the Phillies in Clearwater. Fast-paced spring action also saw John Mayberry homer for the Astros in a 3 2 win over the Red Sox and Willie Stargell star for the Pirates in a 15 7 rout of the Royals.
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Gregg Gallo
UPI
New York Mets
Mets
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Petersburgh
Cleon Jones
Clearwater
Philadelphia Phillies
Gary Gentry
Gentry
Sam Parilla
Philadelphia
John Mayberry
Houston Astros
Boston Red Sox
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kansas City Royals
Darrel Chaney
Cincinnati
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Padres
Oakland
San Diego
Athletics
Frank Baker
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Greg Goosen
Seattle Pilots
California Angels
Sam McDowell
Larry Brown
Cleveland Indians
Chicago Cubs
Ron Perranoski
Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Little wins top junior hunter honor at Sportsman Field
Chris Little, 908 W Nec tarine, scored 98 of 100 on the written exam to capture first in the Hunter Safety Course at Sportsman Field. Richard Batchelor and Stanley Steinbach tied for second as 58 youngsters completed a six hour program run by the Lompoc Sportsman Association with the California Department of Fish and Game.
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Chris Little
W. Nectarine
Sportsman Field
Richard Batchelor
Stanley Steinbach
Lompoc
California
Moore’s Hardware
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Jim Smith
Jim Barr
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Hurler
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LaSalle
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Margaret Court
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Tony Hildenbrand
Fanning
Roy Howell
Tom Harmon
Monte Bolinger
Howell
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Harmon
Joe Brooks
Brooks
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