OJs Showdowns Highlight Bills Victory Over Steelers
OJ Simpson rushed for 227 yards including an 88 yard TD as Buffalo toppled Pittsburgh 30 21. The Bills gained 434 total yards and 310 rushing yards, outrushing the Steel Curtain and tying NFL records for 200 yard games.
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This Week's Sports Shed Local Schedule Highlights
Tonight TV game features former Lompoc athlete John Gray starting for the Packers on Monday Night Football at 6 p.m. Girls volleyball in SLO Lompoc Santa Ynez Cabrillo 7 30 p.m. Tuesday tennis Righetti at Lompoc Cabrillo at Santa Maria 3 p.m. Water polo Lompoc at Dos Pueblos 3 p.m. Wednesday Lakers Suns exhibition at UCSB 8 p.m. Kareem Abdul Jabbar Don Ford appear. Tickets 965-0606.
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Cabrillo Conqs Crush Dos Pueblos 26-0 in Shock In Week
Cabrillo coach Ed Knowles lauded Ron Carney as he rushed for 185 yards and a TD to lead the Congs to a 26-0 defeat of Dos Pueblos at Huyck Stadium. Ray and Jim Dahlmann connected for a 60-yard TD, while Cabrillo’s defense held the Chargers to 36 yards as Cabrillo improved in league play.
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Green Bay Packer Johnnie Gray Faces Broncos on TV
Lompoc raised Johnnie Gray moved from third string at Lompoc High to first team free safety with the Green Bay Packers. He is praised as a hard hitter and disciplined athlete by Bart Starr and Packer staff, and compares himself to Willie Wood while crediting his father for motivation.
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A’s complete no hit win as Palmer notches 10th shutout
In a day of AL turbulence the Oakland A’s no-hit the California Angels 5-0 to finish their regular season as AL West champs. Vida Blue and teammates powered a decisive victory while Jim Palmer earned his 10th shutout in a 3-0 win over the Yankees. Managers Quilici and Crandall were fired as Twins and Brewers faltered, and Reggie Jackson homered twice to tie for the AL home run lead.
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