SBCL league shakeup talked with six team option favored
Sidelights on the Santa Barbara County League consider a six team format as the CIF weighs Channel and County realignment. Proposals swap Arroyo Grande and San Luis Obispo for San Marcos and Dos Pueblos while San Marcos and Dos Pueblos could move to the Channel. Coaches favor six teams for extra non league dates. predictions include Righetti over Dos Pueblos and Lompoc over Santa Maria.
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Cabrillo
Evert Jones
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Jones
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Jim Spruill
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Arroyo Gramde
Righetti - Dos Pueblos
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Conquistadores
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Eagles
Braves
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Bullets salvage loop debut in opener against Bulls
The Baltimore Bullets recovered to beat the Chicago Bulls 98 to 93 in the NBA season opener. Earl Monroe led Baltimore with 26 points, including a final period burst, while Gus Johnson added 18 and 23 rebounds as he returned from injury.
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Palmer to test ailing hip in Sahara tourney
Arnold Palmer icons to tee off in the Sahara Invitational at Sahara-Nevada Country Club Las Vegas with 167 rivals for a $20 900 first prize. Palmer, age 40, seeks relief from a bursitis troubled hip ahead of a 72 hole event amid World Series scheduling.
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Ice champs remain undefeated
Donnie Marshall, after 15 NHL seasons, again filled in at forward for the New York Rangers and notched two goals and an assist as they rallied to a 4-3 win over the Minnesota North Stars. St. Louis and Montreal also remained unbeaten with 2-2 ties.
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Borgia's steadying guard play anchors Cal offensive line
Lompoc's Gerald Borgia, Cal guard, provides leadership and consistency for the Bears offensive line. His blocking has opened gaps for runners and protected quarterbacks, as Cal faces UCLA at the Los Angeles Coliseum after a strong showing against Washington. His work earns high praise from coaches and teammates.
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Baylor says he ignores NBA sages
Elgin Baylor, hailed as a great forward, rejects age doubts and ignores critics. He notes he would have quit five years ago if he listened to press or the public. Baylor, 35, begins his 12th NBA season with the Lakers in Philadelphia, with a trip to New York next.
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Mets on brink of World Series title triumph
Mets lead 3-1 in the World Series against the Orioles with Jerry Koosman set to start at Shea Stadium. Donn Clendenon homered in the second, and Boog Powell tied it with a ninth inning single before a dramatic 10th inning win sparked by a Pete Richert error and Rod Gaspar scoring on a Martin bunt.
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Magnuson pushes anti trust case over baseball moves
Senator Magnuson vows to press anti trust issues to keep big league baseball in Seattle. He warns franchise moves for commercial reasons may force Supreme Court reconsideration or new legislation. MLB officials have not replied to letters seeking response. Major decisions hinge on the AL meeting in Chicago by Oct. 31.
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World Series halves the pro football season pace
AFL and NFL previews mix with bold picks and a reminder that time moves fast. Milton Richman surveys rookie progress, coach cautions, and near halfseason outlooks across teams from Cincinnati to the Steelers and Notre Dame to USC.
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UPI
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Orioles Boss Warns Ump Over Weaver Ejection
Baltimore executive Harry Dalton says he will petition commissioner Bowie Kuhn after Earl Weaver was ejected by NL umpire Shag Crawford during a third inning at bat for Belanger. Weaver describes a shouted protest and Crawford’s closing line Shut your mouth or you're outta the game.
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Pace earns UP coach of week after Vanderbilt upset
Vanderbilt stunned undefeated Alabama 14 10 Saturday night for its first win after losses to Michigan Army and North Carolina. Coach Bill Pace called it his biggest win and credited long hours bruises and disappointments for the victory.
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