Cabrillo Hosts Murphy in Home CIF AAA Playoff Tilt
Cabrillo Conquistadores, champions of Santa Barbara County League with a 28 0 win over Lompoc, host Murphy High School in a first round CIF AAA playoff. Murphy Knights, 7 1 1, earned a share of Camino Real League by routing Lasuen 14 7 in Los Angeles to set up the matchup.
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Rams Rally To Extend Unbeaten Run Over Eagles
Los Angeles built a 23-17 comeback win over Philadelphia to remain 9-0, with Eddie Meador starring on defense and recovering a fumble and an interception for a touchdown. Quarterback Roman Gabriel suffered leg injuries, sparking medical checks.
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Lakers overpower 76ers as West and Baylor shine
Lakers rally without Wilt Chamberlain as Jerry West scores a season high 45 and Elgin Baylor adds 32 to beat the Philadelphia 138 to 125 and pull even with Chicago for second in the West. Phoenix tops Atlanta 118 113 in Albuquerque lifting the Suns to fourth, while Milwaukee trims San Francisco 129 123 to stay within a half game of Baltimore in the East.
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Esposito Baffles Canadiens In 1-0 Chicago Win
Tony Esposito posted his second shutout over his former team as Chicago beat Montreal 1-0. New York climbed to first in the East after a 4-2 win over St Louis while Boston crushed Los Angeles 7-4. Stan Mikita’s late goal capped Chicago’s win as he moved to six straight games with a score.
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Chiefs thrash Jets in pivotal AFL showdown
The Kansas City Chiefs routed the New York Jets 34-16 as Len Dawson and Otis Taylor combined for three touchdowns. Dawson threw early to Taylor and later to him again, lifting KC to 9-1 and tightening the race with the Raiders. Jets QB Namath passed for 327 yards with two TDs but overshadowed by Dawson.
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Jurgensen escapes injury in Washington crash
Washington Redskins quarterback Jurgensen escaped injury in a late Sunday night car crash near his northwest Washington home. He was hospitalized for observation, released after X rays showed no serious injuries, and police corrected reports of facial scratches. The accident followed a 28 31 loss to Dallas and a day he called rough.
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Bulldogs Win End Season to Take Second in CCC
Hancock Bulldogs defeat West Hills 12-3 to lock in second place in the Central California Conference. Carl Shelton rushes for 192 yards and two scores, despite six fumbles, as Earl Austin of West Hills is knocked unconscious twice. Reedley tops Porterville 51-6 to finish first in the league. Hancock finishes 7-2 overall and 4-1 in conference play.
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Aztecs dominate with 70 21 win over New Mexico State
Undefeated San Diego State, led by Dennis Shaw who threw nine touchdown passes, routed New Mexico State 70 21 to boost bowl hopes. Shaw set an NCAA single season record with 34 TD passes as SDSU eyes Pasadena Bowl after upcoming games against North Texas State and Long Beach State.
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Packers and Redskins Lose as NFL Regular Season Ends
Packers fall 9-7 to Vikings and Redskins lose 41 28 to Cowboys as NFL regular season races end. Lions, Browns, Lions, 49ers, Falcons winners. Los Angeles remains unbeaten. Nixon attends Cowboys win. Dempsey kicks four FGs for Saints in tight late edge.
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Notre Dame to play in Cotton Bowl on New Year’s Day
Notre Dame accepted a Cotton Bowl berth, abandoning its no-bowl policy since 1925. The Irish will meet the Texas Arkansas winner on New Year’s Day after completing the regular season with Air Force Academy looming. Texas and Arkansas each hold 8 0 records with Thanksgiving games left before the bowl clash. LSU declined a bid while Alabama chose the Liberty Bowl and Georgia the Sun Bowl.
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Chargers top Royals in season closer at Santa Barbara
Dos Pueblos beats San Marcos 20 to 6 to finish Santa Barbara County League play 3-5-1 overall and 1-3-1 in league. San Marcos ends 1-8 on the year, while Thousand Oaks and San Luis Obispo also won their weekend games.
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Feeley and Pedersen Added to Coyote Basketball Plans
Two Lompoc players join the College of Idaho Coyotes as they map the 1969-70 season. Bill Feeley a 6-2 guard and Scott Pedersen 6-9 forward are slated to report after football duties and have shown solid preseason form. The Coyotes open in the Lewis and Clark Tip Off Tournament December 4 to 6.
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