Hancock Bulldogs Host West Hills as Homecoming Crowd Fights for Lead
Hancock aims to extend its 6-1 record and hold a Central Conference share while ranking second in state small college ratings. West Hills, 2-5, features sophomore tailback Howard Redding and freshmen James Mitchel and Pete Maine as threats. Hancock’s triple threat of Ray Smith, Tommy Jones, and Mike Davis has produced nearly 2,000 yards in seven games, with Smith totaling 939 yards of offense and Cook compiling 289 receiving yards on five games.
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Everest
Glenn Brown
David Moch
Hawaii
Tim Schade
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Schade
Diablos
Steve Roussin
CIF grid notes spark scattered CIF grid feats
Garland Evans of Barstow scores six times and adds a two point run to top the season with 114 points as Antelope Valley dominates Barstow 49-0 while Joe Watts throws for 346 yards and four TDs. Walnut’s Ron Himes passes for 307 yards for the Mustangs in a 41-16 win over Royal Oak. Joe Davis totals 439 passing yards in a 54-12 rout of Ventura for Hueneme head coach Jack Davis’s son.
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Mustangs
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Slump-ridden UCSB faces Cal State Los Angeles in battle
UCSB, 1-6 overall and 1-2 in the PCAA, travels to East Los Angeles College Stadium at 7 30 p m to meet Cal State Los Angeles. The Gauchos seek to rebound after a 23 14 loss to Hawaii while Cal State Los Angeles seeks a second win of the year after upsetting Cal State Fullerton 20 17.
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Champion driver Danny Caruthers dies after race injuries
USAC midget champion Danny Caruthers, 21, died five days after a crash at Corona Raceway. He sustained a fractured neck and skull when his throttle stuck on the first turn of a 75 lap race and never regained consciousness in Riverside hospital. He had clinched the USAC title last week in Phoenix, becoming the youngest champion, as brother Jimmy watched at the Corona track.
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Cazzie Russell Sparks Warriors Past SuperSonics for Lead
Cazzie Russell drilled a 12 foot jumper with five seconds left lifting Golden State to a 98 96 win over Seattle and moving the Warriors to first in the Pacific. Russell scored 17 in the second half after a two point first half as Spencer Haywood led Seattle with 31 points.
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Nate Thurmond
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Houston Rockets
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Portland
Elvin Hayes
Tex Winter
Rockets
Houston
Cabrillo JV football shutout by Santa Maria Saints 24-0
Cabrillo's junior varsity fell 24-0 at home to Santa Maria, dropping to 1-4 for the season. Key defenders Steve Crown, Jim Hager and Ben Mitchell made tackles, Bill Chapin intercepted a pass and returned 20 yards. Next, Cabrillo hosts Arroyo Grande.
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Cabrillo
Santa Maria Saints
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Steve Crown
Jim Hager
Ben Mitchell
Bill Chapin
Santa Maria
Craig Winegarner
John Cantrell
Guy Ashhenberger
Dan Thompson
Jerry Reyes
Arroyo Grande
Cabrillo Cruises to Sixth straight Polo Win
Cabrillo downed Santa Maria Saints 18 to 6 in a water polo league match as Gary Anderson and Randy Nogle each scored seven goals. Coach Bob Boyer praised Nogle’s best performance of the season. Santa Maria JV beat Cabrillo 12 to 6 and Cabrillo Freshmen lost 10 to 7.
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Randy Nogle
Bob Boyer
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Don Reeser
Congs
Randy Phillips
Walter Heidmans
Santa Maria
Saints
Cabrillo Cross Country Over Santa Maria Saints In Meet
Hill College Club team wins 23 34 as Victor Tise sets Cabrillo course record with 11 53 5. Sophomore Gary Manus breaks sophomore record at 11 56. Cabrillo JV also tops Santa Maria 24 31 led by Dave Mostella and Buddy Craine. Arroyo Grande next on Cabrillo course.
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Gary Manus
John Huemann
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Greg Axline
Steve Mosby
Bill Hobart
Dean Allread
Dave Mostella
Buddy Craine
Lompoc Braves Run to 58th Consecutive Win Over Arroyo Grande
Lompoc dominates Arroyo Grande 15 50 as Terry Williams clocks 9 33 to lead a 26 second spread. Hanson Gilmore Nunez finish 2 3 4 with Warrick Jackson sixth and Patresue eighth. JV and freshman squads also win en route to 43 and 49 straight wins respectively.
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Lompoc Braves Polo Defeat Arroyo Grande 17 to 3
Lompoc water polo beat Arroyo Grande 17 to 3 in a league game as seven Braves players scored. Jeff Parker led with eight goals, followed by Mark Laken with three and David Denton with two. Glen Green Gary Anderson Tom Anderson and John Hannon each added one. Lompoc JV also won 7 to 6 after trailing 2-0 early.
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Pacers fall without Mel Daniels in 105 94 loss to Memphis
Indiana Pacers missing MVP Mel Daniels drop a 105 94 decision to the Memphis Pros as Larry Cannon scores 34 for Memphis and 23 for George McGinnis leads Indiana. In other ABA action John Briker nets 37 to spark Pittsburgh Chapters upset of Utah Stars 135 129.
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