Lompoc High Defends Easter Relays Crown With Fast Relay
Lompoc High won the Easter Relays high school division defending its title led by Charlie Jackson who swept the 120 high hurdles and the long jump while contributing to a 7 59 4 two mile relay time by Gilmore Eiles Williams and Hildenbrand. Dos Pueblos and Santa Barbara tied for second with 22 points Cabrillo placed ninth with four.
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la Playa Stadium
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Ray Coleman
Channel Islands
Doug Maple
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Santa Ynez
Colleen Carter
Pat Scott
Sandy Burrell
Debbie Chapin
Eleanah Dunbar
Frank Jackson
Hueneme
Mel Jacobs
Steve Lierley
Track meet results for Hurdles and Relays at Santa Barbara area meet
Multiple events listed with heat and final results for high hurdles, sprints, relays, and field events. Notable performances include Jackson of Lompoc winning the high hurdles final in 14.4, 100 finals led by Jackson and Pipersburg, and the A Mile relay wins by Dos Pueblos and Santa Barbara. Team standings show Lompoc atop with 25 points and a Dos Pueblos Santa Barbara tie at 22.
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Week's Sports Schedule Snags Several Local Showdowns
The week lists baseball games including Abrillo at Santa Maria and Righetti at Lompoc with matches at Cabrillo San Luis and A Grande on Tuesday Friday and Thursday. Track events feature SLO at Carpinteria and Hancock Relays.girl softball clashes appear: S Maria Cabrillo Lompoc S Marcos. Rivalries drive Lompoc Righetti and Cabrillo S Maria transitions.
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Player wins second tourney in two weeks at Miami Open
Gary Player claimed the National Airlines Open by two strokes over Lee Trevino at the Country Club of Miami to go two wins in two weeks. Trevino, McGee and Coody chased the 68 274 final score as Player matched Palmer’s late 1960s pace and eyed next week’s Greensboro Open.
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Hancock Sweeps Pirates In Doubleheader To Tie For Lead
Hancock baseball swept a doubleheader from the Porterville Pirates, moving into a first place tie with Merced Bluedevils in the Central Conference with 5-3 records. Frank Reyes pitched 4 hits allowed in game one as Hancock won 8-1, while Carl Hathaway pitched a 5-0 shutout in game two aided by seven Porterville errors. Hancock improves to 11-5 overall and heads to Coalinga to face West Hills.
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Coaling
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Monroe returns to spark Bullets past 76ers in playoffs
Earl Monroe endured a painful return from a back injury and a reported shock to score 23 of his 29 in the second half, helping the Baltimore Bullets beat Philadelphia 111-103 to take a 2-1 series lead. Chicago and New York won as Los Angeles and Milwaukee trails continued.
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Wicks Rowe wait for big contracts after UCLA win
UCLA stars Sidney Wicks Steve Patterson and Curtis Rowe capped near perfect college careers by winning a fifth straight NCAA title and awaiting NBA draft moves. The trio previously drew ABA interest from the Texas Chaparrals while Cleveland showed NBA pursuit for Wicks and Rowe. Patterson boosted his pro stock with 29 points in the title game as Porter of Villanova pursued the best offer, NBA or ABA, or graduate school.
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Pacers Clinch West Title With 146-126 Rout of Rockets
Indiana Pacers dominate Denver 146-126 to seal the Western Division crown as Utah loses to New York. Billy Keller scores 24, Bob Netolicky 23, Freddie Lewis 21. Ralph Simpson leads Denver with 30. Pacers set league record with 48 assists.
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