Braves Edge Cabrillo In Dramatic City Championship
Lompoc wins the city title 17 14 over Cabrillo in a tense finish as a 12 play 74 yard drive consumes 5 13 final period. George Polly seals the win with a nine yard TD run on fourth and inches.
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Lompoc battles Burbank in CIF 3-A opener at Huyck Stadium
CIF 3-A playoff opener features Lompoc versus Burbank at Huyck Stadium Friday. Santa Maria hosts Lowell, with S Maria and Lompoc in opposite brackets aiming for potential all Northern League final. Both teams must win four straight to reach the finals.
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Miami Dolphins end slump with late rally over Bills
The Miami Dolphins moved atop the AFC East with a 35 to 28 victory against the Buffalo Bills. Bob Griese and Paul Warfield starred through the air, Larry Csonka powered in two scores, and Don Nottingham sealed the win with a late 23-yard run after Csonka left with an injury.
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Gil leads medals in 10K national AAU run in Long Beach
Ray Gil of Lompoc earned three medals and a patch at El Dorado Park in Long Beach. He placed fifth in the national 50 to 55 division with a 37 52 clocking and his three man team won the national team division and first in the Southern Pacific AAU division. Corrections note JV cross country result and Cabrillo-Lompoc score correction. Reggie Jackson and Sal Bando will play in the $30 000 American Airlines Golf Classic with a $10 000 first prize at Canyon Hotel Resort January 31 to February 2.
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Lakers suffer 96 76 defeat as Bulls cripple L A
Los Angeles sinks to 5 9 with 96 76 loss to Chicago at the Forum in front of 12 417. Coach Bill Sharman vows a club meeting with Jack Kent Cooke and Pete Newell as he critiques run of play and weighs quick fixes. Goodrich tops Lakers with 21 points.
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Gilmore Dominates as Colonels Top Indiana 116 103
Artis Gilmore, the 7 foot 2 center from Kentucky, led the ABA Eastern leaders Kentucky Colonels to a 116 103 victory over Indiana. He posted 32 points 28 rebounds 10 assists and 3 blocks while Louie Dampier added 23 points. Indiana was led by George McGinnis and Darnell Hillman each with 23.
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