Newbury Park Panthers Host Lompoc in CIF Playoff Opener
Newbury Park Panthers plus coach Jim Spruill aim to upset Lompoc High in a CIF playoff opener at Huyck Stadium. The 8-1 Braves seek a sixth straight SBCL title defense while the 6-2-1 Panthers look to rebound from a 41-21 loss and a 46-25 win over Oxnard, with scouting and lineup changes highlighted.
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Juan Cabrillo
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Jim Spruill
Chris Pagliaro
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Oxnard
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Martin
Heredia
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Abdalla
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LT Marshal
LT Sanger
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Stueve
CB Candaele
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Tatum
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Kiwanas Outlaws
Vandenberg
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Outlaws
Rangers
Ryan Park
Rebels
Scorpions
Pistons
Litons
Braves defend CIF title with deep Lompoc lineup
Lompoc Braves head to Long Beach for CIF SS cross country semifinals led by seniors Hildenbrand Eiles and Williams. Coach Hiatt expects strong showings from West Covina Rancho Alamitos Palos Verdes and Dos Pueblos as teams to watch in 3A heat.
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Mark Chambers
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Hiatt
CIF
New Mexico Western College
Braves
Upland
el Modena
Simi
West Covina
Moorpark
Long Beach
Westminster
Hildenbrand
Williams
California
Mike Stansbury
Northern
Ron Vogt
Fresno
Long Beach State College
Chargers, Braves lead SBCL stats race in 1967 season
Gordon tops Cabrillo in scoring while Dave Ericson passes for 1,283 yards and 27 receptions for 368 as Lompoc and Cabrillo dominate Santa Barbara County League statistics. Wagner, Carter and Willis set or threaten records as eight teams compete this season.
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Lompoc
Cabrillo
Santa Barbara
Braves
Conquistadores
Jim Spruill
Hillman
Maury Sipes
Lompoe
Alan Beckner
Cecil Gordon
Don Willis
SBCL
Willis
Gordon
Nelson Carter
Keith Weaver
Dave Ericson
Ed Rodriguez
San Marcos
Carter
Dave Christiansen
Hank Cook
Canadiens take back first place in NHL East race
The Montreal Canadiens beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-1 to move one point ahead of Boston and New York in the division standings. Serge Savard scored twice, Peter Mahovlich added two, and Bill MacMillan scored for Toronto. St Louis edged Pittsburgh 1-0 and Philadelphia beat California 6-2.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal
Boston
New York
Serge Savard
Peter Mahovlich
Canadiens
Mahovlich
Bill MacMillan
Toronto
Dave Keon
St. Louis Blues
Pittsburgh Penguins
Philadelphia Flyers
California Golden Seals
Christian Bordeleau
Big games loom as Stanford faces California amid protests
The Big Game at Berkeley pits Stanford against California as student groups threaten disruption over demands including free admission and drug testing. Ohio State and Michigan duel for the Rose Bowl berth while Notre Dame, Nebraska, Arkansas, Air Force, Tennessee, and Arizona State also host top opponents.
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Ohio State
West Coast
Stanford
California
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Campus
Women’s Liberation Front
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People’s Athletic Committee
Berkeley
Paul A. Brechler
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Jim Plunkett
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Michigan State
Wildcats
Wolverines
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Louisiana State
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Air Force
Colorado
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arizona State
New Mexico
Burns seeks 54 points in final two games
Long Beach State star Leon Burns must score 54 points across his last two games to overtake Mt. Union’s Mike DiBlasi for the scoring title. Other leaders include Tim von Dulm in total offense and Dave Kiarsis in rushing, with statistics from NCSS.
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UPI
Jim Lindsey
Albilene Christian
Lindsey
Tim von Dulm
Portland State
National Collegiate Sports Services
von Dulm
Eastern Washington
Leon Burns
Long Beach State
Mt. Union
Mike DiBlasi
DiBlasi
Burns
Dave Kiarsis
Trinity
Conn
Marshall Flora
Bridgewater
Flora
Newport News
Kiarsis
Bob Somerville
University of Missouri- Rolla
John Bonner
Chattanooga
Mike Scullin
Baldwin Wallace
Kevin Downs
St. Procopius
Pistons end six game skid with 112 110 win over Suns
Detroit's victory snapped a six game losing streak as Steve Mix, Bob Lanier and Terry Dischinger led with 17 points each. Dave Bing added 19 as the Pistons sealed the win with four seconds left. Bill Walton not mentioned.
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Bob Cousy
van Breda Kolff
Detroit
Detroit Pistons
Phoenix Suns
Cousy
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
New York Knicks
Seattle
Los Angeles
Garfield Heard
Pistons
Steve Mix
Mix
Bob Lanier
Terry Dischinger
Dave Bing
Dick van Arsdale
Clem Haskins
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