Bulldogs Rally To Defeat Porterville 28-22 In Conference Battle
Allan Hancock College erased a fourth quarter deficit to beat Porterville 28-22 on the road. Roger Pacheco connected with tight end Charles Howard for a late 60-yard TD pass as Hancock overcame Porterville’s 22-21 lead, with Mike Guerra adding the extra point and a late defensive stand sealing the win.
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Bruins blank Penguins to seize Eastern Division lead
Stumpy Gerry Cheevers stopped 26 shots for his second shutout in as many starts as Boston beat Pittsburgh 4 0 to advance to sole possession of first in the NHL Eastern Division. Fred Stanfield Wayne Cashman Bobby Orr and Phil Esposito supplied the goals as Montreal tied Philadelphia 1 1.
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Boy named Gwen just the ticket for Bruins
UCLA receiver Gwen Cooper, a 6-foot-3, 196-pound split end, caught six passes for 129 yards and two touchdowns to lead No. 8 UCLA past California 32 0. The slate included top teams and notable upsets across college football with Ohio State and Penn State winning, and Michigan State upsetting Michigan.
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Lompoc Freshmen Fall 12-0 as Jayvees Tied
Lompoc junior varsity played to a 0-0 tie with Santa Maria Jay-Vees while the freshmen lost 12-0 on their home field. Dave Stegman and Mike Perry each had interceptions on defense, with Ray Tobin recovering a fumble for Lompoc.
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Nicklaus Captures Sahara Invitational Title In Las Vegas
Jack Nicklaus, 29, wins the Sahara Invitational by four strokes with a 272 total, 12 under par, earning $20 000. Frank Beard finishes second after leading most of the final round. Arnold Palmer places 34th after hip trouble and rest.
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Gabriel Sets Rams Passing Mark in 34-21 Win Over Packers
Los Angeles quarterback Roman Gabriel became the Rams' all time leader with 1 019 career passes as Los Angeles defeated Green Bay 34 21 to run their record to five wins. Gabriel connected on 17 throws and threw two more TDs while Wendell Tucker and Lester Josephson caught scoring passes. Green Bay QB Bart Starr had two TD passes but was pressured by a fierce Rams pass rush. The crowd was 78 947 at the Coliseum.
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Morton and Gabriel shine as Cowboys and Rams win
Cowboys quarterback Craig Morton threw five first half touchdowns in a 49-14 win over the Eagles to move to 5-0. Rams quarterback Roman Gabriel passed for two and ran for two in a 34-21 victory over the Packers, becoming the Rams all time leader in completions. Other NFL results include Minnesota over St. Louis, Washington over New York, Baltimore over New Orleans, Atlanta over San Francisco, Detroit over Chicago, and Cleveland beating Pittsburgh.
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Cabrillo Girls Finish Fifth And Sixth In Reedley Meet
Cabrillo's Margie Phipps led the 10 11 division with a 5 57 one mile, while Karen Lundberg Shirley Russell Sandy Tucker and Barbara Snyder also posted notable times. In the 12 13 division Elizabeth McDonald topped Cabrillo with a 5 35 as Dianne Vaccaro led Cabrillo in the other division.
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Cabrillo Freshman Football Drops League Clash
Cabrillo freshman football fell 16-0 to San Marcos Jay Vees in league action. Allison Dreisbach led Cabrillo with rushing, while Bob Boyd Steve Klitz and Tony Manini anchored the defense. Coach Bill Weber praised the effort despite a size disadvantage as Cabrillo moves to 3-2 ahead of Friday’s 5 p.m. at Santa Barbara clash with Dos Pueblos.
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Wyoming coach defends suspensions after BYU rout
Wyoming coach Lloyd Eaton calls a 40-7 win over Brigham Young the most satisfying of his career as he suspends 14 players for wearing black armbands to protest Mormon policies. Faculty and students demand reinstatement and threaten actions over the punishment amid ongoing debate about race and team discipline.
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Lamonica directs Raider win over Bills in rout
Daryle Lamonica threw six touchdown passes as the Oakland Raiders routed the Buffalo Bills 50 to 21. The Raiders led 42-0 late in the second quarter and stayed atop the AFL West at 5-0-1. Kansas City and San Diego also won, while Denver beat Cincinnati.
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Cabrillo Falls to San Marcos in Santa Barbara Meet
Cabrillo’s cross country team lost to San Marcos by 1844 in Santa Barbara. Mike Matthews and Tim Bum placed third and fifth with 11 01 and 11 09. San Marcos swept top four and ran 6th to 9th as well. Cabrillo hosts Dos Pueblos at 3 30 p m on home course in next dual meet.
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