Valley youth basketball program planned at Buena Vista School
Meetings Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 30 p m discuss a community league with three divisions for grades III to VIII. Parent interest will determine feasibility. Contact Ben Payne at 733 1742 for information.
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Lompoc Braves claim first win at Dos Pueblos meet
Lompoc beats Dos Pueblos 27 to 28 on the Chargers course for their first dual win. Robert Nunez led Lompoc in third place at 10 32, with John Masterson second for Lompoc at 11 08 and JV runner Mike Lane taking first in 11 34. Frosh Soph and other finishers noted.
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Village Golf Club results dominate weekend play
Results from the Village Country Club Men s Golf Association show Friday senior best ball foursome John Flaherty George Lott Hugh O Neill Ken Berquist with net 52, second 58. Saturday two wins net 56 by George Good John Kane Steve Cutts Bill Moulton, Moulton low net 66. Sunday morning net 57 Ed Rogers John Kane Lee Irvine, Kane low net 66. mixed, two teams tied 62. Lompoc riders hold sixth annual Competitive Trail Ride with 77 entrants over 26 obstacles on Signorelli Ranch. ages 18 and over lead with 224 to 211s. Local judo results show Barney Foster second in 12-year-old Heavyweight at Fall Junior Olympics, Santa Maria Regional Oct 19 prep. Local contacts listed for program info.
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Pigeons Sweep Top Spots in Lompoc Club Run
Ron Geer led a strong show at the Lompoc Pigeon Club event on Sunday with his birds taking the top three places. Geer also earned fifth and sixth. Pat Geer placed fourth while Tom Hayes claimed seventh through tenth in a race dominated by the Geer family.
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Cabrillo Dominates Serra With Late Scoring Sweep
Cabrillo accumulates 63 points behind McGant and Carney rushing efforts. Dahlmann passes for 64 yards as Cabrillo peppers Serra with multiple scoring drives and late game dominance. Serra shows a lone fourth quarter score on a Lom run with a failed kick.
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Lompoc Driver Wins Santa Maria 150 At Santa Maria Speedway
Bob Taylor rose from a 50 car field to win the Santa Maria 150 at Santa Maria Speedway. He led from lap 47 after a collision among Harold Hardesty and Cliff Vose, while Chuck Becker Jr took second as smoke filled the last laps.
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Petty Wins Sun Day National 500 for 12th Victory of Season
Richard Petty dominates the Charlotte race in the red and blue 43 Dodge, securing his 12th win in 25 starts and lifting season earnings to $290,685 just shy of his 1971 record. David Pearson finishes strong in the duel, but Petty proves superior over the final 40 miles.
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Regazzoni blocks Fittipaldi in United States Grand Prix
At Watkins Glen Regazzoni used aggressive blocking to aid Niki Lauda, sandwiching Emerson Fittipaldi between Lauda's Ferrari and his teammate. Track stewards black flagged Regazzoni as Lauda won by 4.943 seconds over Fittipaldi, with a $50,000 prize to the winner.
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Buffs fall after conservative extra point attempt
Colorado nearly upset No. 2 Oklahoma after a bold fourth down sequence late in the game. A failed extra point attempt by Tom MacKenzie decided the 21-20 loss and ended Colorado's unbeatens run.
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Miller wins Kaiser International Open at Silverado on home course
Johnny Miller capped a strong 1975 by claiming the Kaiser International Open title on his Silverado North course in Napa. He finished 16 under par 272, three strokes ahead of Rod Curl, with a final round 69. Miller's win came after a seven month slump and boosted his year earnings atop sentiment with his father watching from the trees.
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