Braves crush Saints 35 6 in county league clash
Lompoc Braves rout Santa Maria Saints 35 6 to move to 3 2 while Santa Maria drops to 3 2. Nelson Carter each rush for over 140 yards and score as Jim Carter adds 149 yards and a TD. Santa Maria limited to three first downs and 117 rushing yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Jim Carter
Saints
Braves
Lompoc Braves
Santa Maria Saints
Santa Barbara
Lompoc
Lompoc High School
Ken Milligan
Rolly Garife
Monte Bolinger
Forman
Saint
Garife
John Fridrich
Santa Maria
Cabrillo
Fridrich
Nelson Carter
John Ward
Bolinger
St.m
J. Carter
N. Carter
Pat
Carter Brothers
Jim
Warriors, Dos Pueblos pull to 14-14 tie in SB County football
In Santa Maria Righetti and Dos Pueblos battled to a 14-14 deadlock as Ray Smith’s 215 passing yards sparked a second half rally before a shoulder injury sidelined him late in the third. Dos Pueblos built earlier leads on a Joe York 27 yard run and Brent McClurg’s four yard TD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Righetti Warriors
Santa Barbara
Dos Pueblos Chargers
Santa Maria
Righetti
Ray Smith
Smith
Warriors
Dos Pueblos
Joe York
Chargers
Brent McClurg
Tony Villa
Randy Foster
Steve Stover
Bill Wilson
WLT
Cabrillo
Lompoc
Cousy Coaches Royals Upset Celtics 110 108
Cincinnati Royals coach and former Celtic star Bob Cousy watched his rookies and Oscar Robertson edge Boston 110 108 in Cousy’s first pro coaching win. Luther Rackley and Robertson hit late jumpers as Finkel fouled out. Havlicek and Siegfried led Celtics with 20 each. Knicks crush Bulls 116 87 as Frazier scores 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Bob Cousy
Cousy
Cincinnati Royals
Oscar Robertson
Celtic
Celtics
Henry Finkel
Bill Russell
Royals
Cincinnati
Luther Rackley
Robertson
Finkel
John Havlicek
Larry Seigfried
Boston
Royal
Tom van Arsdale
New York Knicks
Chicago Bulls
Red Holzman
Knicks
Walt Frazier
Chicago
Olsen Lets Deeds Speak for Rams in Packers Clash
Merlin Olsen of the Los Angeles Rams, unbeaten Coastal Division leaders, avoids praising opponents ahead of the Sunday game with the Green Bay Packers. The Rams, favored by 52 points, rely on their front four and pass defense led by Pardee, Woodlief and Petitbon as other NFL matchups unfold across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Merlin Olsen
Los Angeles Rams
Green Bay Packers
Rams
Olsen
Dallas
Los Angeles
NFL
Packers
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Cowboys
Atlanta
San Francisco
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Washington
Baltimore
New Orleans
Minnesota
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cleveland Browns
Cleveland
Bruce Gossett
Memorial Coliseum
Jets seek return of Shea Stadium magic against Houston
Jets aim to tap Shea Stadium mojo as they face Houston Monday night to keep pace in the AFL Eastern Division. Namath leads a team hoping for another title run while Mets fans chase souvenirs from the famed turf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Mets
Jets
Shea Stadium
New York Jets
Joe Namath and Company
Houston
Oilers
Shea
Mets
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore Colts
New York
Oakland
Colts
Sanders Maintains One Stroke Lead In Sahara Invitational
Doug Sanders holds a one stroke edge entering the third round of the Sahara Invitational at Las Vegas. Arnold Palmer remains in contention after a nine on a par five, with Chi Chi Rodriguez, Jack Nicklaus, Terry Dill, Steve Spray and Ted Hayes Jr. close behind. Weather cooled scoring. 23 pros broke par in round two versus 39 the opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe ST. Amant
Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Jack Nicklaus
Terry Dill
Austin
Tex
Steve Spray
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ted Hayes Jr
Atlanta
Bob Menne
Andover
Mass
Dave Hill
Kermit Zarley
Seattle
Wash
Steve Reid
St. Louis
Orville Moody
Moody
Lee Trevino
Julius Boros
Palmer
Cabrillo Conquistadores beat San Marcos Royals 27 6
Cabrillo opened Santa Barbara County League play with a ground attack to defeat San Marcos 27 6 at La Playa Stadium. It was Cabrillo’s fifth straight win of the season and San Marcos dropped to five losses. Junior fullback Don Willis led the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Cabrillo Conquistadores
San Marcos Royals
la Playa Stadium
Royals
Don Willis
Willis
Cabrillo
San Marcos
Paul Duell
Doyle Williams
Conquistadores
Royal
Kirk Hubbard
Hank Cook
Williams
Hubbard
Duell
Ericson
Randy Curtis
Cook
Drake
Big V golf tourney nets high praise and strong attendance
The Cham ber of Commerce Big V golf event at VCC drew notable figures including Major Generals Garland and Kronauer and Ray Ruh as chairman. Leprechaun Bill Leary hosted awards while low net and low gross honors were awarded to multiple players amid steady rain and a robust catering operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JJB
Chamber of Commerce
VCC
C of C
Bill Leary
Vandenberg Afb
Lompoc Valley
Ray Ruh
George Hardy
Air Force Association
Washington, D.C
Garland
Kronauer
Joe Bleymaier
Matt Beattie
Matt Beattie, Jr
C of C Prez
Chuck Murdy
Ed Ganster
Doug Hughes
SMCC
Southern Counties Gas
Paul Skorgerson
P.T. Smit
Dick Meier
Burger
United Fund
Ken Stillman
Bob Lilly
Virg Phelps
Frank Murray
Jim Longtin
Hugh Dalfrey
Warren Bottroff
Ellsworth Shearing
Tom Mackie
John Drips
Tony
Drips
the Dunes
Las Vegas
Napoles Retains Welterweight Title in Inglewood Fight
Jose Napoles preserves the welterweight crown with a 15 round unanimous decision over Emile Griffith. Napoles outboxed Griffith who underperformed as 15,461 fans paid $194,315 to watch the title bout and supporting undercard. A third round knockdown by Napoles marked the only knockdown in the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
UPI
Jose Napoles
Emile Griffith
Griffith
Napoles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy Howell
Huyck Stadium
Wes Forman
Photos By
Dan Duffy
A Warriors
San Luis Obispo
Arroyo Grande
Paso Robles
Mission
Morro Bay
Atascadero
Oxnard
Rams Olsen
Deeds
Jack Pardee
Doug Woodlief
Rich Petitbon
Vikings
Giants
Alex Webster
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Giant
Webster
Shea Stadium Magic
Tommie Agee
Ron Swoboda
Namath
Denver
San Diego
Kansas City
Buffalo
Miami
O. J. Simpson
Raiders
West Coasters
Simpson
California
Williams Pat
Curtis
C. Hubbard
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!