Big Eight Football Matchups Highlight Weekend Action
The piece lists upcoming Big Eight games including Nebraska vs Kansas State and Oklahoma vs Kansas, notes series histories, and previews Florida State host Florida and Utah vs Utah State. It also mentions scores from various college games and reports Chuck Muncie’s return to the Bay Area after an injury.
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Cabrillo Dominates Arroyo Grande. Lompoc Tops Santa Maria In Polo
Cabrillo improves Northern League record to 2-0 with a 12-4 win over Arroyo Grande as Art Courville scores seven and Lloyd Cardone adds four. Goalie Bob Neilson key defender with 10 blocks and eight steals including a crucial second half stop. Cabrillo JV wins 8-4. Lompoc beats Santa Maria 8-6 to go 2-0 in league play.
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Art Courville
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M. Fourm
Lompoc
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Jim Denton
al Jaenicke
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Mike Hamer
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Lompoc dominates opening Northern League cross country meet
Lompoc top Santa Maria 15 to 50 at the Saints course as Bobby Nunez wins in 10:01. Cabrillo falls 26 to 29 to Arroyo Grande with Cong Bob Tapia grabbing the victory in 12:00.2. Both teams prepare for Hancock Invitational at Waller Park Saturday.
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Chargers edge Rangers in junior division clash
The Youth Chargers beat the Rangers 12 to 7 after a 3rd quarter 11 yard TD run by Kevin Scruggs. Marc Dallahue and Rick Osborne had early highlights for the Rangers, with top Chargers performers Scruggs Dominguez and Gonzalez. Standings show Panthers 3 0 Chargers 2 1 Pistons 2 2 Rangers 1 2 Scorpions 0 3.
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Marc Dallahue
Rick Osborne
Jimmy Vargas
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Bob Perelka
Brett Herzog
Ray Navarro
Charles Dean
Joseph Pacheco
Luciano Terrones
Kelly Keebler
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New track chief unveils three point plan for U S track
Jimmy Carnes was elected national chairman of the Amateur Athletic Union track and field committee and proposed government grants for athletes, corporate sponsorship of clubs, and a mass participation program via recreation departments to boost U S track and field. He noted six Olympic golds this year and stressed improvements remain. Carnes will head a two year term succeeding LeRoy Walker.
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Lompoc and Cabrillo name football players of the week
Calvin Boler of Lompoc named Player of the Week after 98 rushing yards and a 19 yard TD run. Cabrillo’s Jim Dahlmann earned the award for his all around play, starring on offense, defense and special teams with six tackles and a circus 35 yard reception.
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Lompoc
Boler
Mike Warren
Calvin
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Central Coast
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Dahlmann
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Big fines for Kings and Flyers hit bench incidents
NHL president Clarence Campbell fined the Philadelphia Flyers and Los Angeles Kings a total of 9750 for two bench clearing incidents in a Sunday game. Flyers were fined 4000 with 2100 in individual penalties. Kings faced 7600 in fines, plus coach Bob Pulford fined 350 and ejected.
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UPI
National Hockey League
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Flyers
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Andre Dupont
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Inci
Cachuma trout hit as 3500 plant boosts limits
Lake Cachuma anglers report easy limits of 9 to 10 inch rainbows in the park area where trout were released. Catfish run strong in Santa Cruz Bay with several 10 pounders, and a 20% pounder weighed this week. Bluegill red ear fishing remains good. a new lake record red ear weighed 2 pounds 12.5 ounces. Boat hours 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
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