Braves edge San Luis Tigers 22 20 in late field goal
Lompoc held off San Luis 22 20 as senior David Mangum connected on a 34 yard field goal with 4 seconds left. Lompoc QB Paul Lewis ran 61 yards and Tony Grossi led the Braves with 88 rushing yards while Larry Moore totaled over 200 yards for San Luis.
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Vikings prove Tarkenton and Vikings top Rams in closers
Fran Tarkenton engineered a 10 9 victory as the Vikings beat the undefeated Rams. Tarkenton connected on a nine yard TD pass to Chuck Foreman and Fred Cox added a field goal while Minnesota’s defense shut out Los Angeles.
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Donohue Retires From Driving After Riverside Victory
Mark Donohue, 37, announces retirement from race driving after winning the Times Grand Prix at Riverside and leading Can Am qualifying heat. He will run the final IROC event at Daytona Feb 15, then retire, citing aging and risk of worsening form. Hurley Haywood finished second as Donohue completed six straight Can Am wins.
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Secretariat Wins Canadian International Stakes At Woodbine
Secretariat the Meadow Stable star clinched the 142700 dollar Canadian International Championship on turf at Woodbine for a final career record of 16 wins in 21 starts. Guided by Eddie Maple the colt surged past Kennedy Road in the last part of the 1 1 2 mile race to win by six and a half lengths. Beverly Tootle won the Lompoc Record Football Contest with 10 correct picks and nine other entrants shared prize points.
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Fabing Leads Lompoc to Mt Sac Invite Victory
Lompoc Braves win the Mt Sac Invitational with Roger Fabing named outstanding runner after a 10 11 clocking on the hilly 2 mile course. Top five Braves total 54 37 as Jim Schankel and Terry Jackson also post strong times. Coach Sciame notes CIF form coming.
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Bills face Chiefs in first Monday night game in Buffalo
OJ Simpson leads the Bills in a 4-2 club aiming for a wild card as Buffalo hosts the Kansas City Chiefs at Orchard Park. Kansas City, 3-2-1, challenges for the AFC West with a stout defense likely to stifle Simpson who nears the 1000 yard midway mark.
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