West Coast cage season opens with UCLA USC Long Beach State
The 1971-72 college basketball season kicks off on the West Coast with UCLA and USC seen as Pac-8 front runners while Long Beach State, led by Jerry Tarkanian and Nate Stevens, challenges. Stanford, Oregon, and others start play as teams weigh depth and youth versus top contenders.
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West Coast
UCLA
John Wooden
Bruins
Bob Boyd
USC
Trojans
Long Beach State
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
49Ers
Jerry Tarkanian
Nate Stevens
Stanford
Houston
Montana
Oregon
Oregon State
Hawaii
Arizona State
Washington
Portland University
Washington State
Gonzaga
California
Citadel
Northwest Missouri
Wooden
Henry Bibby
Bill Walton
Boyd
Nash Monroe
Bruce Clare
Joe Kemp
Paul Westphal
Dan Anderson
Ron Riley
Bill Taylor
Beaver
Ralph Miller
Freddy Boyd
Neal Jurgenson
Sam Whitehead
Steve Erickson
Nevada
Las Vegas
Santa Clara
UC Davis
Rebels
Pro grid standings and Monday night schedule
Pro football standings and Monday night games show Buffalo at Baltimore Chicago at Denver Cincinnati at Cleveland Green Bay at St Louis Miami at New England Minnesota at San Diego New Orleans at Los Angeles NY Giants at Washington Oakland at Atlanta Philadelphia at Detroit Pittsburgh at Houston Kansas City at San Francisco Night game at Oakland schedule reflects league slate and primetime matchup details.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Denver
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Green Bay
St. Louis
Miamia
New England
Minnesota
San Diego
New Orleans
Los Angeles
NY Giants
Washington
Oakland
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Detroit
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Houston
Kansas City
San Francisco
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Tidewater
Nova Scotia
Springfield
Providence
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
California
Baffalo
Hershey
Norfolk
Local Youth Football Notes and Standings Overview
The Lompoc Youth Football Junior Division saw the Federal Electric Chargers defeat the Kiwanis Outlaws 6-0 last week with Bryan Montgomery throwing a 15 yard touchdown pass. Chargers standouts included Bill Calvert Russ White and Alan Ascherl while Bobby Crummy Jeffery Chierichetti and Dale Barthel starred for the Outlaws. The Chargers also lost 7-6 to the Active 20-30 Scorpions as Ray Luxton scored the TD with the extra point and David Daugherty intercepted a Charger pass.
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Federal Electric Chargers
Kiwanis Outlaws
Lompoc
Bryan Montgomery
Bill Calvert
Russ White
Alan Ascherl
Chargers
Outlaws
Bobby Crummy
Jeffery Chierichetti
Dale Barthel
Scorpions
Ray Luxton
Joe Rodriguez
Teedee
David Daugherty
Pee Wee and Junior Football Roundup with Scorpions and Pistons
Youth grid action features Euodie Rodrigues and Bryan Montgomery among scorers and defenders for the Scorpions and Outlaws. Perry's Pistons shut out the Outlaws 21-0 last week as Danny Welsh and Mike House starred. In Pee Wee Morris Ins Rebels beat Lions Club Lions 47-20 with Peter Martinez returning a kickoff 60 yards and four TDs. McDonalds Archers topped Gresco Packers 27-19 as Pat Pacheco scored twice and Vincent Hulbert added a TD. Senior Division standings show Perry's Pistons leading 8-1 and Active 20-30 Scorpions 8-1, with various other teams and divisions listed.
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Euodie Rodrigues
Scorpions
Jeff Dalton
Bryan Montgomery
Joel House
Scorpion
Outlaws
Perry
Pistons
Danny Welsh
Piston
Mike House
Keith Blasco
Jeff Caronette
Dale Barthel
Mick Midgler
David Buzan
Victor Avillaneza
Carl Day
Lions
Tony Armenta
Skip van Allen
Clayton Millis
McDonald's Archers
Gresco Packers
Pat Pacheco
Archers
James Zook
Vincent Hulbert
Archer
Mark Mosher
Bill Lynch
Packers
Tommey's Titan
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Big D's
Elks Club Elks
Perry's Pistons
Active
Pico’s Panthers
Federal Electric Chargers
Kiwanis Outlaws
Rotary Rangers
Pee Wee
Morris Ins. Rebels
Lions Club Lions
McDonalds Archers
Greteo Packers
Sudden Sam McDowell Draws Nth Bids At Winter Meetings
The Los Angeles Dodgers and Detroit Tigers join several clubs in bidding for Sudden Sam McDowell of the Cleveland Indians as baseball’s winter meetings open. Draft talks are muted with few players expected to be picked. trading chatter dominates as teams seek a pennant push. McDowell, a 20 game winner in 1970, posted 12-17 in 1971 and is being shopped to strengthen multiple spots. Dodgers and Tigers claim top bids amid brisk market.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Detroit Tigers
Sudden Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
Frank Lane
McDowell
Indians
Dodgers
Tigers
Nebraska Alabama Duel Becomes New Year Showdown
Nebraska and Alabama, unbeaten leaders in college football, are set for the Orange Bowl as the No. 1 and No. 2 teams likely. Johnny Musso starred for Alabama in a 31-7 win over Auburn while Florida’s John Reaves set the all time pass record in Miami. Army edged Navy 24-23 and San Jose State earned Pasadena Bowl bid by finishing strong. Franulovic lifted Yugoslavia past Nastase 6-3 7-6 6-1 in Buenos Aires.
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Nebraska
Alabama
Oklahoma
Auburn
Johnny Musso
Crimson Tide
Shug Jordan
Tide
Miami
Florida
John Reaves
Jim Plunkett
Stanford
Gators
Reaves
Plunkett
Fran Curci
Doug Dickey
Hurricanes
John Hornibrook
Carlos Alvarez
Army
Navy
Louisiana State
Tulane
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Arizona State
Arizona
Houston
Utah
Florida State
Pittsburgh
Iowa State
San Diego State
San Jose State
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
Memphis State
Motocross Run Draws 200 Racers at Spillway Park
Nearly 200 riders braved fog and rain at Santa Maria Spillway Park for a Lompoc Slo-Pokes motocross. Sue Bowen won Powder Puff, Vince Clark clinched first in each 125 senior moto, with multiple riders placing across 250 and open classes. A new Intermediate division is forming in the district. Next race set for December 12 at Spillway Park. Willie Mays officiated a Spanish wedding for Mae Louise Allen in Mexico City.
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Lompoc
Dana Batchelor
Dana
al Jaenicke
Johnny Grossini
Mike Beardsley
Chuck Czerwinski
Ray Marshall
Jay Getchel
Big Boys
Dave Czerwinski
Harvey Wynne
Scott Frisby
Ken Earnest
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Alray Grossi
Don Lundberg
Ron Chinn
Ted Hayes
Gene Margheim
Scott Webley
Sam
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Karl Walter
Newbury Park
Franulovic
Buenos Aires
Yugoslavia
Zeljko Franulovic
Romania
Ilie Nastase
Spillway Park
Willie Mays
Mexico City
San Francisco Giants
Mae Louise Allen
Hugh Lompoc
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Insurance Realtors
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Mobile
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Constellation
Vandenberg Village
Government Employees Insurance Company
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