Bulldogs visit College of the Desert at Huyck Stadium
Allan Hancock College Bulldogs travel to Lompoc for an 8 p.m. kickoff under lights at Huyck Stadium to face the College of the Desert Road runners. Admission costs 1.50 dollars with free entry for student body card holders. The squad aims for a strong win after a loss to Santa Barbara City College.
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Slow play blamed on golfers not distaff side
Editorial notes slow play on courses nationwide, moving to emphasize pace over gender. Observations describe a 9 am to 2 pm slog with 40 to 50 players on an 18 hole layout, five hours to complete. LA speed up program cited as proof pace boosts scores and mood.
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Buckeyes Ready for Top Rivalry Tests Across Nation
Ohio State, ranked No 1 before a game, faces a stiff slate led by Rex Kern and Jack Tatum as Purdue Texas Christian Houston Notre Dame Penn State and others contend for top honors. Key players include Mike Phipps Ted Kay James Street and Charlie Pittman as teams like Notre Dame Purdue and Texas seek big results.
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Cepeda Grand Slam Powers Braves to 10-4 Win
Orlando Cepeda hit a third inning grand slam as the Atlanta Braves beat San Diego 10-4 to stay 15 games up on San Francisco in the NL West. Phil Niekro earned his 22nd win, while Cepeda said the pennant race is too tough to predict. Other NL results included New York blanking Philadelphia 5-0 and Cincinnati sweeping Houston in a doubleheader.
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Senators beat Indians 4-1 for 1st season above .500 in 17 years
The Washington Senators, led by Ted Williams, clinched their first sub-.500 season since 1935 by beating the Cleveland Indians 4-1. Lee Maye hit a grand slam, Joe Coleman pitched well, and the win marked the club’s fourth straight victory as Boston, New York, Oakland, and Kansas City posted notable scores across the league.
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Cabrillo Shuts Out Tigers in Home Debut Gridiron
Cabrillo Conquistadores, filling in for injured players, beat the San Luis Obispo Tigers 22 to 6 at Huyck Stadium in Lompoc. Ernie Martin, stepping in for Kirk Hubbard, directed a 14 point first half as Fred Whitzgall joined the defensive surge alongside Steve Beers and Howard Kluge to pressure the Tiger quarterbacks.
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Johansen Leads Santa Ynez Pirates Past Righetti
Santa Ynez fullback John Johansen scored all three touchdowns to spark a 20-16 comeback win over Righetti in a non league varsity game at Santa Ynez. He struck in the first quarter for a 12-0 lead and sealed the victory by returning a pass interception to set up the final scoring drive.
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Cabrillo runners open season with home win over San Luis Obispo
Cabrillo varsity cross country defeated San Luis Obispo 23 to 36 on the Cabrillo campus in a non league dual. Hugh Danaher of San Luis Obispo won the two mile race in 10 20.7 as Cabrillo’s Mike Mathews Tim Bum finished second and third. Cabrillo also swept the top Jag Viee places with Nick LaSorsa Allen Mujak Rick Axline leading a strong Conquistadores finish.
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Barry Must Play Year for Caps in 1969 70 Season
UPI reports legal rulings threaten Rick Barry with another long layoff as courts decide his team allegiance. Judge Levin ruled Barry cannot play for any NBA club except the Washington Capitols of the ABA, delaying a traditional season start.
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