Washington Union tops Santa Ynez in non league clash 14-6
Washington Union Panthers defeated Santa Ynez High Pirates 14-6 as Santa Ynez committed seven turnovers including five interceptions. Key plays included a 25-yard TD pass from John Jorgensen to Julian Cantu and a 10-yard drive set up by a Pirate fumble. The loss drops Santa Ynez ahead of a Friday game versus Paso Robles.
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Santa Ynez netters beat San Marcos 5-2 in non league
Santa Ynez girls tennis defeated San Marcos 5-2 Friday at San Marcos High. Julie Phillipson of San Marcos beat Kathy Preis 6 0 6 1 while Leslie Harvey and Jeanne Serge won for Santa Ynez. The Pirates seek balance into the Northern League stretch starting Tuesday at Santa Maria.
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Pate Wins Southern Open After Favor for Friend
Jerry Pate entered the Southern Open in Columbus, Georgia as a favor to Rex Caldwell and won $25,000 for himself. Caldwell finished tied for 27th after a 69 73 72 287 total, earning a spot in the Pensacola Open. Caldwell said he played to help the tourney amid reports the PGA might end the season.
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Pate Wins Southern Open by Seven Strokes at Green Island
Johnny Miller and Phil Hancock tied for second as Denny Pate shot 64 to finish 14 under 266 on the par 70 course. Pate earned $25,000, increasing 1977 earnings to $9,589, with Mac McLendon, Johnny Miller, and Steve Taylor close behind. Miller led early, but Pate’s birdies on holes 2 3 5 and 6 reshaped the outcome.
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Flyers stumble after undefeated run in NHL clash
The Philadelphia Flyers saw their perfect start end after back to back losses to the Toronto Maple Leafs. Toronto dominated with a 6-1 win in Toronto followed by a 6-3 victory at the Spectrum. Coach Roger Neilson called the win a strong showing while Flyers captain Bobby Clarke criticized the performance. Other NHL results included Montreal beating the Rangers 6-2 and Buffalo topping Minnesota 4-1 with Winnipeg routing Birmingham 10-3 in the WHA.
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Minnesota Hands Michigan 16 0 Upset Shocks Top Ten
Unranked Minnesota defeated Michigan 16 0 marking the Wolverines first shutout in 113 games and dropping them from first in the Big Ten. Texas rose to No 1 with a 30 14 win over SMU while Notre Dame upset Southern Cal 49 19 with Joe Montana starring. Alabama Oklahoma Nebraska Penn State also won key games.
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Cougars roll past Hancock 24 3 in WSC clash
College of the Canyons Cougars dominated Hancock 24 3 in Valencia to push the Bulldogs to 1 2 in the Western State Conference. Ogburn passed for 121 yards and rushed for 64, Gipson added 182 yards on 13 carries, while Hancock struggled with 173 total yards and one field goal.
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