Lompoc’s Carter brothers rewrite grid history in fray
Nelson Carter rocketed to 249 rushing yards against Santa Maria to topple the Lompoc single game mark, while brother Jim added 142 rushing yards as the Braves surged on Friday. Rolly Garife and Nelson share the team scoring lead with six touchdowns each, as Cabrillo’s Don Willis tops county rushing early.
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Cabrillo Breaks Top Ten In CIF 3-A Ratings
Cabrillo Conquistadores jump to 10th in CIF 3-A ratings marking their highest ranking ever after an undefeated five game run. Lompoc Braves debut in the top ranks as Cabrillo and Lompoc prepare for upcoming county league shows with Dos Pueblos and Righetti looming. South Pasadena leads 3-A with Rolling Hills Foothill Bonita Lasuen in top five. 4-A Blair leads, St. Paul’s second, Santa Barbara fifth.
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Spartans to wear armbands in show of unity over racial tensions
San Jose State College players confirm the full squad will wear multi colored armbands on Saturday to express concern for racial minorities beyond football. Four Spartans spoke, voting unanimously to proceed with the game amid Wyoming racial tensions after four Black Cowboys were dismissed following a BYU protest.
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Raiders Ready for Chargers Second Week shows full squad
Oakland travels to San Diego with a healthy lineup led by Daryle Lamonica and a strong defense. Kent McCloughan aims to reclaim his starting corner role from Nemiah Wilson as Hewritt Dixon nears active status.
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Knicks rout Suns to extend early-season run
Knicks overwhelm the Phoenix Suns 140 to 116 for their fifth straight win as Walt Frazier scores 28 and Willis Reed adds 23. Connie Hawkins leads Phoenix with 27 while Jerry West and Wilt Chamberlain pace the Lakers past Baltimore in overtime.
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NCAA Adds Two Bowl Contests For College Division
The NCAA Council announced two new college division football bowls named after Amos Alonzo Stagg and Knute Rockne set near Thanksgiving. The Rockne Bowl will crown Eastern supremacy and the Stagg Bowl Western supremacy. The council also praised the Youth Summer Sports Program serving about 43 000 youths in 26 states and noted probation removals for St Bonaventure and Pan American plus new affiliate and member accepts.
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Raiders defeat Lions 7-6 to force three-way league tie
GREFCO Raiders beat Lompoc Lions 7-6 in a pee wee game to create a three way tie with the Morris Rebels at 1-1. Jody House added the winning score on a quarterback sneak after a 55 yard Jim Piemme run.
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Braves runners test depth as Nunez out season
Lompoc cross country again leans on depth with Allen Anderson moving up to fill the injured Tony Nunez for the meeting against Righetti in Santa Maria. Key runners include Larry Hildenbrand, Terry Williams, Ron Vogt, Norm Westbtorn, Ed Brazdowski, Jose Guerrero. The team seeks a 36th straight dual meet win and later competes at Palos Verdes and hosts San Marcos on Oct 30.
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Lompoc Girls Tie San Luis Obispo In Tennis Meet
The Lompoc team tied with San Luis Obispo on the Lompoc courts in a slugfest that featured Sydney Begg defeating Kathy Anthony 6 4 6 2 and Linda Rowe rallying to beat Mary Howell 4 6 6 3 6 2. Maureen McDonald fell to Sheryl Thoma 1 6 3 6.
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Sheryl Thoma
Chris Reynolds
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Mary Howell
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Black Hawks star Hull clings to principle in retirement talk
New York story outlines Bobby Hull's stance on leaving the Chicago Black Hawks. Hull, 30, after 12 seasons and a league leading 58 goals last season, reportedly cites principle over money amid a four year contract still in effect.
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Yorty promotes LA as 1976 Olympic site
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty flies to Dubrovnik Yugoslavia to lobby for Los Angeles to host the 1976 Olympic Games. The final site decision will come at the IOC session in Amsterdam in May 1970. Yorty leads a LA delegation seeking committee support and calls competition among cities very keen.
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