Cosell slams NFL rivalries in wide Q A feature
Howard Cosell faces tough questions on the NFL and AFL NBA clash and on players and figures from college to pro football. The column covers the blooper pitch, Oklahoma defense, Robeson Hall of Fame cases, and racing stud fees with names like Sewell Williams Tarkenton and Secretariat.
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NFL
Howard Cosell
American Basketball Association
NBA
N.W
San Antonio
Texs
ABA
AFL
Pittsburgh
Life Magazine
Ted Williams
Fenway Park
Oklahoma
Sonny G. Lorain
Dinebackers
Bilkinson
Sooners
Paul Robeson
Rutgers
College Football Hall of Fame
W.T
Elizabeth
N.J
Robeson
Walter Camip
National Football Foundation
Eddie LeBaron
COP
Hall of Fame
Foundation
Las Vegas
Jim Brown
Marv Hubbard
Oakland
Calif
A. Hooboy
Morrie Brickman
Oakland Raiders
Marv
O.J. Simpson
Fran Tarkenton
James Misfeldt
Sacramento
Calif. A
Secretariat
Nashua
Ribot
Valley Pee Wee Archers Run Past Packers 38 to 6
Archers overpower Packers 38 to 6 as Darryl Hall scores three rushing TDs 46 44 and 14 yards Kevin Scruggs adds two rushing TDs and two PATs Rick Cameron adds a 6 yard TD Grant Valenzona scores Packers lone TD Stan Hutton Derek Aguilar and Damian Pampena shine for Archers while Lions beat Rebels 32 0 with Mike Kissenberth Scott Stitch and Pat Thompson key scorers Archers sit 5 0 Lions 3 2 Packers 2 3 Rebels 0 5 in standings
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Pee Wee
Richard Kroemer
Emiel Martin
Ron Serrano
Kevin Hughes
Wayne Frefot
Lions
Rebels
Mike
Kissenberth
Scott Stitch
Pat Thompson
Bob Boyer
Rob Boyer
Greg Holloway
Jim Feaster
Rod Sousa
Gene Vargas
Jim Eskelson
Cliff Cannon
Ricky Vann
Mike O’conner
Miguel Cardenas
Pat Burke
Robert Potter
Steve Risenhoover
Jeff Hester
Scott Kennedy
William Malone
Archers
Packers
Salmon and Albacore Salmon Fishing Update Off California Coasts
Rod and Gun reports indicate albacore fishing season ended. chinook salmon caught from Red Light to Pismo Pier, with fish from 8 to 35 pounds. In a week, 291 boats launched, 1,274 salmon kept. bottom fishing down, bonita supplies mixed. Weather slows regional fishing. freshwater and turkey seasons noted with habitat conditions and hunting quotas. Condor census shows 29 birds locally, about 50 statewide, endangered status.
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Port San Luis
Pismo Pier
Santa Barbara
Department of Fish and Game
San Luis Obispo
British Columbia
Baja California
Bruins rely on Dankworth as Sciarra injures
UCLA coach Dick Vermeil assesses Rose Bowl hopes as star quarterback John Sciarra misses games with a strained calf. Backup Jeff Dankworth receives emphasis as the Bruins share the Pac-8 lead at 3-1 alongside California, USC, Stanford, and Washington, with Sciarra's health and Dankworth's untested arm shaping the team's fate.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Dick Vermeil
John Sciarra
Jeff Dankworth
Vermeil
Dankworth
Ucla Bruins
Bruins
Washington
Sciarra
California
UCLA
USC
Stanford
Ohio State Oklahoma and Nebraska Lead UPI Coaches Poll
Ohio State 8-0 held 34 of 42 first place votes with 409 points, despite a 24-14 win over Indiana. Oklahoma and Nebraska each earned four No 1 votes and roughly 366 and 366 points respectively as they remained 8-0 atop the Big Eight, after Oklahoma State victory.
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NEW York
UPI
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Nebraska
UPI Board of College Football Coaches
Buckeyes
Indiana
Sooners
Oklahoma State
Ohio St
Pittsburgh
Maryland
Arizona
California
Lompoc Braves Named Players of the Week
The Lompoc Braves football squad receives Player of the Week honors after a come-from-behind 19-13 victory over Righetti. Coach Mike Warren praised the entire bench, especially the offensive line, and highlighted QB Chuck Van Allen, fullback Perry Self, tailback Calvin Boler, and defenders Rick Dimmit and Mike Walker for strong performances.
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Lompoc Braves
Lompoc
Braves
Righetti
Mike Warren
Chuck van Allen
Perry Self
Warren
Calvin Boler
Rick Dimmit
Mike Walker
Cabrillo
Buckley Wins Canada Dry Open for Second PBA Title
Roy Buckley of Columbus Ohio captured the Canada Dry Open at Westgate Lanes Cleveland for his second PBA championship in three weeks. The event carried $55 000 in prize money and the win extended Buckley s hot streak Monday night.
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Cleveland
UPI
Roy Buckley
Columbus
Ohio
Westgate Lanes
Professional Bowlers Association
Tennis Braves fall to Santa Ynez in makeup match
Lompoc High lost to Santa Ynez 6-1 in a makeup match. Lillian Jackson earned the Braves only win, while Heidi Hedlund, Rhonda Coleman, and others were defeated. Santa Ynez claimed victories in both singles and doubles with several close sets.
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Lompoc High
Santa Ynez
Lillian Jackson
Braves
D McNally
Barranco
Heidi Hedlund
Preis
D. Val Tykeson
Berta
D. Rhonda Coleman
Lorin-Lorin
Masha Calloway
Patricia Beth
Serge Ostertag
Terri Wallace
Karen Deglau
Norwine Congdon
Lauren Mitty
Sandy Ortiz
Lompoc
Laura Stegman
Sissy Lee
Val Peterson
Debbie Hill
Vera Calloway
Valley bowlers lead with high series and top games at Lompoc
Jerry Macke posted a 610 high series in the Teacher's League at Lompoc Valley Bowl while Jim Hall and Richard Reynon topped games with 235 and 234. Jenifer Hall led women with a 560 series, and Jenifer Soberano added 552. FEC bowlers shined in the state tourney with Bob Meyer seventh in doubles and Barry Madrid 11th in singles.
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Jerry Macke
Jim Hall
Richard Reynon
Bessie Carr
Ray Anderson
Jenifer Hall
Jenifer Soberano
Bob Meyer
Barry Madrid
Bob Hall
al Winters
Winters
Wally Rogers
al Barnes
Chris Woods
Orval Williams
Dodie Macke
Marian Stave
Elaine Strain
Karen Sumter
Ruth J
Pat Osborne
Evie Hunt
Bessie Carl
Marie Manny
Bev Slaght
Buster Bland
Randy Wahl
Rodney Eckert
Jose Dela Cruz
Smiley Wilkins
Vern Bishop
Vince Whitehead
Ronnie Melson
Chuck Brundage
al Overton
Bob Stewart
American Legion
Steve Tarasovich
Tony Lopez
Joe Gardner
R. Cooksey
Rosa Higgins
Betty Tillers
F.E.C
Steve Kath
Dick Nichols
Gerry Porter
Rudy Venata
Local Bowling Standings and Scores Summary
A dense list of bowlers with scores and averages across multiple weekly groups. Notable high totals include Al Hofreiter 596 and Jim Hall 601 in Elks Mixed, with Mary Hall and Barbara Skinner posting strong marks in Ladies and Gents events. Contact number 736-5653 for details.
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Kennard
Pat Dampier
al Lindsey
Kathy Cooper
Marge Gentile
Dorothy Jones
Bill Smith
Walt Burnett
Millie Graham
Madeline Merlinous
Marie Manny
Mary Hall
Gloria Jaeger
Carol Doig
Cherryll Eckert
Doris Gordon
Barbara Skinner
James Saums
Bob Strause
Frank Raub
Kirk Stewart
al Hofreiter
Richard Reynon
Charlie Raitley
Adeline Lujan
Joyce Howell
Brenda Remington
Margaret Mange
Ginkey
Frank Angel
Jenifer Soberano
Sheryl Andrew
Jack Pair
Ron Moore
Karen Sumter
ELKS
Jim Hall
Bill Sumter
Nick Sampley
Rick Dimock
Nevada
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Fortune Aeratis Méralis
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H. Gade
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Lopez Lake
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Atascadero
Sacramento River
Shasta Lake
Bruins Bank
Little Pizzarina
Commercial Credit Corporation Homeowner Loans
Santa Maria
H Street
S. Hope Ave
East Main Street
Credit Life
UPI Board of Coaches
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Cessna Pilot Center
North ‘H
Ene Ee Aviation
Valley Bowling
Ang Ries Mastro
Fremont
So. Thompson Ave
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