The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 48

The REGISTER Jan. 27, 1977 Dons Slam Griffins With FancyShooting KM SOUTH COAST CONFERENCE Season Ana 4 0 14 Cerritos 4 1 15 41 8 11 Grossrnont i 3 14 Orange Coast 13 tj San Mesa 13 a if San Antonio 0 4 10 GAMES SATURDAV 3C' AnS cer ritos, Orange at Mt San San Mesa at Grossmont Like other victims. Grossmont College learned Wednesday night at Bill Cook Gym that Santa Ana College Dons have too many guns to cover as the Griff ms bowed 101-75 in South Coast Conference basketball action. Between slam dunks by Sylvester Pritchett. Kevin Wilhams and Steve Smith, a hot Sandoval Goes After No.

16 Pomona's Alberto Sandoval goes for his lfith win without a loss tonight at the Olympic Auditorium against Mexico's Frankie Granados in a 10- round bantamweight match Sandoval 1 15 0 with 10 knockouts) stopped state ban tamweight champ Jose del Rio in five rounds Dec 2 at the Olympic In 1976 Sandoval was 11-0 with nine knockouts. Granadns has lost to world contender Frankie Duarte and featherweight champ Danny Lopez. He has a draw with contender Alberto Cabanig whom Sandoval won a 10- round decision over Sandoval, a stablemate of world welterweight champion Carlos Palomino, will be in Itne for a world flyweight title shot if he beats Granados according to his manager Jackie McCoy. Fishing Report LANDING i a-'gia-s 1 bass 35 coc. a QUEEN WHARC 33 5 i-a cdd, coo.

10 cow coo JC 'ea sraoee- SEAL 8EACH 3 COC JCCWCOC wh AsCwtpn, sheepsneac PORrS OF call Sa- 43 aogitri reo 3H ex. 15 cow cod OAvEy LOCKER 403 cod. cow coc cod. streak by Tom Clark and a muscular assault on the backboards by alt hands of coach Holland Todd's first place Dons. Grossmont battled gamely before wilting in the second half It was Santa Ana fourth straight South Coast victory and set up a crucial two-game road series for the defending champs against two rivals Cerritos and Fullerton tied for second place The Dons put their show on the road Saturday at Cerritos, then venture to Fullerton next Wednesday to close out the first round of play Todd wasn't pleased with the first half work of the Dons although they held a 47 38 lead at the break Santa Ana held a decisive 32-14 rebound edge through the first 20 minutes, but failed to execute on enough occasions to allow the Griffins to stay within range Pritchett and Clark, two talented freshmen, finally triggered a Don breakaway in the second half after a technical foul on the Don coach allowed Grossmont to slice the Santa Ana lead to 53-47 with 15 minutes left Two buckets by Pritchett, a tip-in by Steve Hair.

Smith's three-pomt play and three straight Clark field goals blew it open 85-62 with 5.14 re maintng. Five Dons reached double figures, led by Smith with 25 John Bobof was high for the Griffins with 23. nine of them coming at the foul line Jim Jollett and Ed Newell added 12 each, but it was not enough to catch the balanced Don attack that saw Pritchett score 15. Williams 14 and Clark and Dave Nelson with 12 each Pritchett. Hair, Nelson and Patterson were spectacular in their board work, soaring high to grab rebounds, then fire outlet passes to key the last break.

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SAC Fullerton College is still right in the thick of the South Coast Conference basketball race, and it can thank Jay Lucas for its contending status. Lucas hit four consecutive free throws in the final 25 seconds Wednesday night to clinch a 68-63 win for Fullerton over Mt. SAC. and keep the Hornets one game behind league-leading Santa Ana Mt. SAC came into the game with an 0-3 conference record but it little resembled a cellar-dwelling team The Mounties led by as much as seven points in the first half, although it took a basket by Robert Vigil with four seconds remaining the half for Mt.

SAC to knot the score at 34-34 The second half was even closer, and Fullerton trailed 63-62 when Lucas basket gave the Hornets the lead Fullerton immediately got the ball back and tried to go into the slowdown game but a Fullerton player was tied up Mt. SAC won the resultant jump ball, but missed a shot with 25 seconds left Lucas rebounded and was fouled, sinking both throws. The John Deck followed with an apparent basket, but was cited for traveling Lucas was fouled again, and tossed in two more free throws for the 68-63 final VT 5AC f43' -Vgii Man Deck 12 Love pULLERTQN rat 20 ie 4, wece- 2 Nalft.rr* 34 JC Wrestling I dec Jm 8 1 '34 Kr 'lB 140 (SB Zn- Iff 5, Zfi Pif LB etc Jl. 3 I 4 Zamos (LB otc. LB 1 oec A 2C 5 ato ve 4 19C tflva dB 0-pfl W4i.4Cf 2 32 oy Paul RortatA.

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San Jaaguin Paita livar II 77 I Caait nta) Onone Gaviian 87 Menio 63 Hartnell 57 75. 40 Artesia Wins NORWALK Kyle Raphael scored 16 points to lead Artesia. second place holder in the Suburban League, to a 6159 win over Excelsior in league basketball action Wednesday night. Artfs a 23 I 61 12 1 4 14 5 A SIA Woolsty 9. Mart '2, Goaaa-a 10.

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U-3i 177 Torrfj by on Frank A) dec Hutcneson 9 4 Hwt Lew (W; Reported by Estancia High claimed sole possession of first place in the Century League basketball race Wednesday night by squeezing out a 59 56 win over Tustin at Estancia Guard Kevin Krohnfeldt led the way for Estancia with 17 points in a game which was tied at halftime and again at the end of three periods Estancia jumped to an early 10-2 lead hut Tustin. led hv the inside play of center Oliver Smith, proceded to out score the Eagles 10-0 in a three- minute span to take the lead. Smith had 14 points and seven rebounds in the first half and finished with 20 points. Bob Gilroy came off the bench to score 15 for Tustin. including a 15-foot juniper which tied the game at halftime 45-45 Guard Ray Orgill had 13 points for Estancia, which boosted its league mark to 6-1 after one round Kevin Satterfield made two key baskets in the final two minutes as Santa Ana Valley hung on to defeat an Orange High team which entered the game winless in league plav.

75-72 Valley led by three points at halftime, and maintained at least a two-point lead throughout the final 16 minutes. Orange received a 23-point performance from Carl Jeppeson and 16 points from Bill Carroll. Bill Dexter and Joe Edwards each had 20 for Valley and Ron Cornelius added 12 before he fouled out. The win puts Valley in a second place tie with Tustin both teams sporting 5-2 league marks Dave Leeper fired in a basket with just seven seconds remaining to give Villa Park a 50 48 win over Foothill at Foothill Terry Albritton had 16 for Foothiil in a losing cause FJ Modena moved to ithin one game of second place, hanging on to defeat Santa Ana 57-48. Ricky Cisneros scored 14 points for Santa Ana which led by 14 points entering the final period.

Dale Van Sickel Illness Fatal NEWPORT BEACH Calif. Dale Van Sickel. a stuntman, actor and the I'n- lversitv of Florida's first All- American football player, died Tuesday after a long illness He was 69. Van Sickel had been seriously ill since July 1975 when he was injured while filming an attempted stunt. The car he was driving, supposed to go off the end of a wharf, skidded into an abutment.

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