L A wins bid to host 1984 Summer Games
The U.S. Olympic Committee executive board recommended that the 1984 Summer Olympics be held in Los Angeles over New York after a Sunday meeting in Colorado Springs. Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr joined California delegates in cheering the choice following a one hour presentation.
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Los Angeles favored to host 1984 Olympic Games by IOC vote
The bid vote by 65 delegates favored Los Angeles 55 to 39 though some delegates held multiple votes. Final selection will be by the International Olympic Committee in Athens next May with October 31 as the bid deadline. Los Angeles highlighted existing facilities like Memorial Coliseum and the Rose Bowl and projected costs around 183.5 million with a 184 million income plan.
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Cabrillo ties Dos Pueblos in defensive slugfest
Cabrillo Congs dominate yardage with 302 to Dos Pueblos but settle for a 7-7 tie. Bryan Barmer rushed 26 times for 223 yards and Cabrillo led 7-0 until late in the fourth quarter. Dos Pueblos knotted the game on a Salter to Watson TD pass and Cabrillo failed to convert late.
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Inglewood
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Victor Solomon
Alan Salter
Gary Dempsey
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Clay Robbins
Steelers Lose to Raiders In Mistake Plagued Tilt
Oakland tops Pittsburgh 16-7 as errors by the Steelers, including three Bradshaw interceptions and two fumbles, offset Pittsburgh advantages in total yards 369 to 247 and first downs 18 to 13. Oakland capitalized with three field goals.
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Hancock 34 Cuesta 7 as Aguilar punts carry Bulldogs to win
Hancock gains its first win under coach Tom Hawkins, 34-7 over Cuesta in Santa Maria. Richard Aguilar pins Cuesta deep with six punts averaging 46 yards, including a 68 yard school record. Chuck Van Allen and Wayne Brown connect for a first score, while Mark Bowser and Bill Kelly seal the late scoring spurt.
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Lia Moerao
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David Gray
Denny Romero
Tony Saffo
Bill Kelly
Cabrillo
Mark Bowser
Fridrich fuels Lompoc to 19 14 win over San Marcos
Tailback Pat Fridrich ran 32 times for 267 yards and two touchdowns to power Lompoc’s 19 14 victory over San Marcos. Fridrich’s 66 yard TD and 45 yard opening score highlighted an 18 play drive that sealed the game with fullback Mike Walker finishing. Coach Mike Warren praised consistency and execution despite penalties and San Marcos’ tough defense.
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Lompoc
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Pirates fall to Bishop Diego after costly penalties
Santa Ynez loses 21-8 at Valley Stadium in Goleta as 140 yards of penalties derailed drives. Coach Stensland says over eagerness and back to back 15 yarders killed two potential scoring drives while Bishop Diego seals the victory with a late 79 yard drive and a finishing 1 yard TD by Paul Herman.
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Scott Foss
Aaron Peterson
Paul
Herman
Chip Kuhn
Marty Roberts
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