Lompoc Braves blank Arroyo Grande Eagles 23 to 0 at home
Lompoc Braves held Arroyo Grande to no points as Fullback Jimmy Surch ran for 154 yards and led a 23 point home win at Huyck Stadium. Dan Genest and Stegman added key runs and the defense pressured Eagles quarterback Bob Reed throughout the game.
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Lompoc Braves
Shelly Soring
Arroyo Grande Eagles
Huyck Stadium
Braves
Jimmy Surch
Arroyo
Lompoc
Dave Stegman
Phil Fowler
Dan Genest
Paul Lewis
Eagle
Surch
Lewis
Stegman
Arroyo Grande
Bob Reed
Brave
Reed
Genest
Jimmy Huyck
Eagles
Russ Bolinger
Fowlers
Cabrillo Conquistadores Battle Santa Maria to 7-7 Tie
Cabrillo and Santa Maria battled to a 7-7 draw in Santa Maria as Cabrillo failed on a last second field goal. Rick Mesa connected for a 42 yard score to stake Cabrillo 7-0 before Santa Maria’s 70 yard punt return tied it late.
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Conquistadores
Cabrillo High School
Santa Maria Saints
Santa Maria
Rick Mesa
Cabrillo
Mesa
Gene Stokes
Mike Draper
Saints
Stokes
Dave Heckaman
Cecil Gordon
Allison Driesbach
Gordon
Lompoc Stuns Arroyo Grande in 23 0 Victory Fight Ends Ramos Carrasco Clash
Lompoc beat Arroyo Grande 23 0 as Draper racked up 208 rushing yards and Lompoc stayed in a second place tie with Righetti. SLO fell 26 13 to drop to winless in league play while Santa Maria remained 1 1 1. In Madrid Pedro Carrasco won the vacant world lightweight title after Referee Odubote disqualified Mando Ramos at the end of the 11th round. Carrasco, knocked down four times, claimed the belt as Ramos protested. Buchanan remains co champion of the division.
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Driesbach
Draper
Lompoc
Arroyo Grande
Righetti
San Luis Obispo
Madrid
UPI
Pedro Carrasco
Spain
World Boxing Council
Samuel Odubote
Nigeria
Mando Ramos
United States
Carrasco
Ramos
Los Angeles
Adubote
Ken Buchanan
Scotland
Heisman contenders Ed Marinaro and Greg Pruitt duel Saturday
Heisman hopefuls Ed Marinaro of Cornell and Greg Pruitt of Oklahoma lead rushing and scoring as conference battles loom. Marinaro seeks 5,000 career rushing yards with 216.3 per game after 1,298 yards in six games. Pruitt averages 181.7, with 1,272 yards in seven. Oklahoma aims to extend wins before a potential national title showdown with Nebraska. Nebraska hosts Iowa State as Michigan, Alabama, Auburn and other top teams also play key games this weekend.
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United Press International
Ed Marinaro
Cornell
Greg Pruitt
Oklahoma
Marinaro
Big Red
Brown
Pruitt
Penn State
Lydell Mitchell
Missouri
Sooners
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa State
Cornhuskers
Michigan
Iowa
Alabama
Louisiana State
Auburn
Mississippi State
Georgia Bulldogs
Florida
Maryland
Ohio State
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Pitt
Arizona State
Brigham Young
Dartmouth
Columbia
Stanford
UCLA
Arkansas
Rice
Air Force
Oregon
Georgia Tech
Navy
Texas
Baylor
Colorado
Washington
California
Princeton
Harvard
Wolfpack edge Miami 13 7 on Stultz TD drive
North Carolina State quarterback Bruce Shaw threw a seven yard score to wingback Mike Stultz to seal a 13-7 win over Miami Florida. The Pack led 13-0 after Stultz’s third period TD and Willie Burden opened scoring with a first half one yard rush.
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MIAMI
UPI
Bruce Shaw
Mike Stultz
North Carolina State Wolfpack
Miami Fla
Stultz
Willie Burden
N.C. State
Maxwell Leads Mexican Open With 65 As Trevino Slips
Billy Maxwell shot seven under par 65 to take a 36 hole lead at the Mexican Open in Mexico City. Trevino matched a course record 65 Thursday but slipped to 136 after two rounds, three strokes back. Rocky Thompson Gary Cowan and Dwight Nevil tied for third at 139.
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Mexico City
UPI
Billy Maxwell
Lee
Trevino
Maxwell
Rocky Thompson
Wichita Falls
Tex
U.S
Gary Cowan
Kitchener, Ont
Dwight Nevil
San Antonio
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Pat Cole
Billy Weaver
Lakers
Baltimore
Inglewood
Gail Goodrich
Wilt Chamberlain
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Chamberlain
Elgin Baylor
Goodrich
Jim McMillian
Jerry West
Bullets
Jack Marin
Laker
Archie Clark
Lompoc Arroyo Grande
Jim Surch
SLO
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