Dos Pueblos on tap for Lompoc
Lompoc Braves hosts Dos Pueblos in a key league clash after a 4 1 season start. Coach Jim Spruill notes the upcoming test against a larger Dos Pueblos squad and seeks a stronger home performance to back up last week’s road success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dos Pueblos
Lompoc
Lompoc Braves
Jim Spruill
Cabrillo dominates Arroyo Grande in homecoming rout
Cabrillo, ranked No. 4 in CIF 3A, routed Arroyo Grande 34 to 12 as Evert Jones praised team play. standout performances came from Don Willis, Cecil Gordon, Alfred Drake, and Ernie Martin while Cabrillo’s defense intercepted five passes and accumulated 262 rushing yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evert Jones
Arroyo Grande
Don Willis
Cecil Gordon
Alfred Drake
Jones
Ernie Martin
Dave Guiel
Cabrillo
Hillmen
Gene Stokes
Rick Mesa
Gordon
Willis Mesa
Martin
Scott Stuart
Duke Felde
Bradshaw the religious Chap guides Steelers to upset win
The Steelers rookie Terry Bradshaw, known for his faith and humility, leads Pittsburgh to a 7-3 upset of the Houston Oilers after earlier struggles. He avoids arrogance, praises God, and believes he will rise to be a great quarterback while keeping team spirit strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Terry Bradshaw
Shreveport
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pittsburgh
Terry Bradsahn
Fellowship of Christian
Steelers
Bradshaw
Houston Oilers
Moses
Buffalo
Houston
Superman
A's hire Noren Lumpe to complete coaching staff
Oakland manager Dick Williams fills his four man staff by hiring Irv Noren as third base coach and Jerry Lumpe as first base coach. Noren, 11 year big leaguer with several clubs, previously managed in Hawaii and scouted for Pittsburgh. Lumpe, 12 year AL veteran with Yankees and Athletics, led by a .301 season in 1962 with 83 RBIs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Upi
Dick Williams
Oakland Athletics
Irv Noren
Jerry Lumpe
Noren
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Kansas City Athletics
St. Louis Cards
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Hawaii Islanders
Athletics
Ellen Neal shares California all-events crown at Stockton
Ellen Neal of Lompoc co headlines the 44th California Woman's Bowling Assn. Champions ships in Stockton with a 1825 nine game series to tie Dorcas McKay of Sequoia. She earns a paid entry into the WIBC Queens Tournament in Atlanta next spring to represent California. Neal, a former Germany and Bavaria gymnastics champion, notes long rise since 1957 and posts highs of 280 in a game and 964 in four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Neal
Lompoc
Germany
Bavaria
California
Stockton
Dorcas McKay
Sequoia
Ellen
Atlanta
Same old story Texas Ohio State chase title
The 1969 narrative repeats with Ohio State and Texas near the top. Both teams entered late season play with high rankings as Michigan upset Ohio State and Texas achieved a dramatic finish to clinch the title, echoing past drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ohio State
NEW York
UPI
Woody Hayes
Darrell Royal
Buckeyes
Michigan
Arkansas
Ohio
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Auburn
Air Force
Stanford
Arizona St
USC
Tennessee
Mississippi
Houston
San Diego St
UCLA
LSU
Toledo
Knicks Open Lakers Clash After Last Spring Final
The Lakers visit New York to face the Knicks in a rematch after last season's seven game NBA final where New York won 113 99. Willis Reed leads the Knicks with star teammates Dave DeBusschere Bill Bradley Dick Barnett and Walt Frazier as Keith Erickson Happy Hairston Wilt Chamberlain Gail Goodrich and Jerry West are noted for the Lakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Los Angeles Lakers
Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Knicks
Lakers
Willis Reed
NBA
New
Out-of-towners dominate record football contest win
Lynn Michael of Santa Maria wins $25 with a perfect coupon for Week 2 predicting Cabrillo over Arroyo Grande 30-14. He nailed all games but the tie-breakers. Delbert Freitas, Bernie Holmes share second with one wrong answer each for $7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Michael
Western St
Santa Maria
Lynn
Cabrillo
Arroyo Grande
Santa Marian
Delbert Freitas
Bernie Holmes
S. C St
Films prove Cal won says Willsey
Oakland California Bears coach Ray Willsey asserted that UCLA quarterback Dennis Dummit did not score a touchdown in the final four seconds of the game at Bears Stadium. He reviewed game films and said Dummit's run did not cross the end zone and that the knee hit the ground before the dive, despite UCLA claiming a 24-21 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
UPI
Ray Willsey
California Bears
UCLA
Dennis Dummit
Willsey
California
Dummit
Bruins
Bears Stadium
Prothro Defends Football Rules On Pass Interference
UCLA coach Tom Prothro criticized new pass interference rulings as making the defense ineffective though he acknowledged fair officiating. He cited UCLA’s late winning TD setup by two interference calls against California and warned USC to expect strong passing from Oregon and Stanford as UCLA faces Stanford Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Tom Prothro
UCLA
Prothro
Southern California Football Writers Association
University of California
University of Southern California
Oregon
Stanford
USC
John McKay
Jim Plunkett
McKay
Craig Fertig
Trojans
Washington
Green Bay
Packers
Bart Starr
Dennis Dummit
California
David Ray
Rams
Mike Ernst
Fullerton State
Valley State
Chester Dixon help Raiders put it together
Oakland defeated Washington 34-20 as rookie tight end Ray Chester and veteran Hewritt Dixon led the Raiders. Chester caught eight passes for 110 yards while Dixon totaled 164 yards from scrimmage including a 39 yard TD run. Lamonica threw for 232 yards and Wells, Biletnikoff each connected on multiple scoring plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
UPI
Oakland Raiders
Ray Chester
Hewritt Dixon
Raiders
Washington
Chester
Dixon
Chesterday
Morgan State
Daryle Lamonica
Warren Wells
Fred Biletnikoff
Daryle
Lamonica
Mike Bass
Wells
Charlie Smith
Redskin
Biletnikoff
Sonny Jurgensen
Redskins
Charley Taylor
Curt Knight
Smith
Jurgensen
Jerry Smith
Dave Grayson
Larry Brown
Brown
Bass
Pat Fischer
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Saints tie 49ers after disputed trap catch play
The Forty Niners claimed a late Saints touchdown came from a trap catch and a blown whistle. Dave Parks was cited by ex-teammates as catching a 22 yard Kilmer pass for the score. Frank Nunley said players waited for the whistle as Kilmer then completed the final play to Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood City
UPI
San Francisco
Kilmer
Parks
Nunley
Saints
Dick Nolan
Denver
Kezar Stadium
Also Mentioned on This Page
Braves
San Luis Obispo
Tigers
Spruill
Tiger
Sal Solorio
Rikky Kretzinger
Tom Dutra
Roy Howell
Mark Leary
Big Jim
Sal
Dutra
Howell
San Luis
Spruil
Rolly Garife
Garife
Albert Beltran
Stuart
Arroyo
San Marcos
Bill Brechler
Eagles
Greg Dutra
Jim Furness
Dutra Brechler
SBCL
Royals
Dave Ericson
Williams
Lumpe
Neal
CWBA
Missile Cities Woman's Bowling
Cal
Dave Lawson
John Ralston
Ralston
Los Angeles Coliseum
University of Pacific
John Read
Berkeley
Chester, Dixon
49Ers
Saint