Beaty Signs Four-Year ABA Contract With Stars
Zelmo Beaty, 6 foot 8 star center, left the Atlanta Hawks to join the Los Angeles Stars in a four year deal set to begin in 1970 71. Beaty cited security and higher pay as the main reasons for jumping leagues amid NBA ABA transfers.
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Lompoc High to Host Evening Water Polo With Santa Maria
Lompoc High School schedules a Santa Barbara County League water polo match against Santa Maria High at the Lompoc Municipal Pool. Games begin 6:30 p.m. with junior varsity at 7:15 and varsity at 8:00. Admission is 1 adult, 50 cents students without ASB, free for ASB holders.
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Cabrillo and Lompoc Ground Games Shine in Early Season
Cabrillo’s defense allows 26 points in three games and 167 rushing yards total, with a Friday stint of 53 yards, while Lompoc’s ground attack features Nelson Carter and Don Willis leading a prolific 280-plus yard per game backfield. Carter caps 345 rushing yards with four touchdowns. Willis totals 118 yards on 20 carries. Rolly Garife and Carter pace Lompoc scoring with four and three TDs.
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Experts pick Orioles 8-5 in World Series favorite odds
Orioles top Mets on paper with four 26 homer four 76 RBI players versus Mets strong 103 wins. Mets rely on platooning under Gil Hodges with 11 players in 100 games and agee lead hitter while Orioles boast balanced lineup and depth fueling series anticipation.
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Cabrillo rises to 13th in CIF prep grid rankings
Major shakeups in CIF and AAAA and 3A polls as top teams shift positions. West Covina falls to La Puente 28 14 and drops to 11th while South Pasadena earns all first place votes to lead 1 13. Cabrillo climbs to 13th behind West Covina and Montclair with 10 votes. Santa Maria falls from top ten, Marina upsets Dos Pueblos and Santa Maria ties for 20th with Crespi and Serra.
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Titans win senior loop opener in Lompoc youth grid
Titans defeat Elks 26-0 in senior division as Kevin Drake scores twice in first quarter and Pat Cole adds a 37 yard run. Lions top Rebels 12-6 in pee wee, Outlaws edge Panthers 7-6, Pistons 6-0 over Scorpions in junior games as Drake opens with a 45 yard TD run.
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Purdue Phipps Leads Nation In Total Offense
Purdue quarterback Mike Phipps, after missing three games last season, shows an extraordinary start this year with 1 046 total offense yards through three games, leading the nation. Idaho's Steve Olson close with 1 043 yards, North Texas State's Steve Ramsay at 1 002, and Kent State's Don Nottingham the top rusher at 644 yards.
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Orioles eye four game win plan against Mets in World Series prelude
Orioles manager Earl Weaver studies Mets scouting report ahead of the Series with Jim Palmer noting Mets power after facing Dodgers in 1966. Mets boast hitters Cleon Jones Tommie Agee Bud Harrelson Jerry Grote Wayne Garrett Ron Swoboda Donn Clendenon Art Shamsky and ace Tom Seaver who studied Orioles to prepare for the opener. Seaver stayed isolated after champagne celebration to learn Orioles tendencies for the first game.
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North Dakota State Leads UPI Small College Rankings
North Dakota State remains No 1 among small colleges with a 4-0 record and 333 points from 27 first place votes. Texas A&I Humboldt State and Montana trail with strong showings as the ranking top 10 shifts include Arkansas State, Delaware, Indiana Pa and New Mexico Highlands in notable moves.
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Lompoc Girls Tennis Beat Cabrillo 5-1 in Narrow Match
Lompoc High School girls tennis defeated Cabrillo 5-1 as singles stars Maureen McDonald Sydney Begg Linda Rowe and Marie Rodarte won. Doubles saw Lompoc seniors Cabral Rodarte edge Hunt Gillham while Kolby Hobbs beat George Nurenburg in a long stateside battle. Lompoc travels to Arroyo Grande next then hosts Atascadero Saturday.
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