Millikan halts Jordan as Moore League battle tightens
Millikan High defeats Jordan 3-1 at Blair Field amid a slew of Jordan errors and moves back into second place by a half game. Wilson edges Poly 2-1 after a squeeze miscue. Lakewood wins 8-4 at Compton in the afternoon, extending its winning streak to 13.
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Millikan High
Jordan
Blair Field
Panthers
Millikan
Wilson
Lakewood
Moore
Ee Ie
Compton
Poty
Tim Bjelland
Ron Herrin
Sears homer powers Nite Hawks in the opener
Don Sears led off the fourth with a left field homer as the Nitehawks beat the Santa Ana Stars 14 to 10 in the first game of a Western Softball Congress doubleheader at Joe Rodgers Field.
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Don Sears
Nitehawks
Santa Ana Stars
Western Softball Congress
Joe Rodgers
Don Frazier
Jerry Flory
Saints fall to St Paul in Angelus league action
St Paul routed Saint Anthony’s 5-0 as Angelus League leaders continued their strong play. In other Angelus results Ray Rodriguez struck out 14 in Pius X 4-0 win over Mater Dei, while Servite defeated Bishop Amat 5-3.
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St. Anthony's
Angelus
St. Paul
Ray Rodriguez
Pius X
Mater Dei
Servite
Bishop Amat
National League scoreboard and long Beach softball results
NL games featured Atlanta edging Cincinnati 6-5, New York Mets blanking Montreal 3-0, St Louis defeating Chicago 5-1, and San Francisco beating Houston 5-4. Larvell Blanks homered late for Atlanta. Jerry Koosman and John Milner led the Mets. Bake McBride and Ken Reitz homered for St. Louis. Derrel Thomas drove in the deciding run for San Francisco.
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McGraw
Pittsburgh
Atlanta Braves
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Houston
Larvell Blanks
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Jerry Koosman
Mets
Expos
John Milner
New York
Bake McBride
Ken Reitz
Bob Forsch
Cardinals
Cubs
Derrel Thomas
von Joshua
Giants
Downey beats Excelsior 9 3 in San Gabriel Valley League
Downey scored four runs in the second on four singles two errors and a passed ball to beat Excelsior 9 3. Chuck Bujanowski allowed four hits and struck out nine for the victory. La Mirada edged Norwalk 6 4 in a separate game as Terry Watkins earned his first league win, fanned seven and had three hits including a homer with one on.
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Scott Singer Lovitto
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Terry Wakins
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Kansas City
Hal McRae
Denny Doyle
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San Antonio
Orlando Ramirez
Bill Russell
Dodgers
Angel Dick Selma
Albuquerque
Beeg Messersmith
Joe McIntosh
Messersmith
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San Diego
Rick Rhoden
Padres
Dave Freisleben
Houston Astros
Dodger Stadium
A's win in 12th as North delivers late single
Oakland defeats Chicago 4 3 in 12 innings on Bill North s game winning single scoring Claudell Washington. Fingers earns first win of season after relieving Vida Blue who pitched 10 innings. White Sox drop fifth straight as A s move to undisputed AL West lead.
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Oakland A’s
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Bert Campaneris
Reggie Jackson
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Minnesota
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Angels lose on late Texas rally in wild AL game
In a tense Angels vs Rangers tilt, a bases loaded walk and a wild Tanana pitch swung momentum Texas’s way after Dick Lange and Mickey Rivers starred for Los Angeles. Ed Figueroa apologized for a postgame brawl incident as lineup shuffles reshaped the Angels’ defense.
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Jim Sundberg
Dick Lange
Salt Lake
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Tovar
Tanana
Texas
Angels
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Fullerton Defeats Long Beach State 5-3 At Blair Field
Fullerton State hammered Long Beach State 5-3 as the 49ers outhit LBSU by one but stranded 12 baserunners. Andy Pasillas hit a decisive homer in the eighth, lifting Fullerton to 11-4 in the PCAA while Long Beach falls to 7-9 in conference and 28-16 overall. The teams schedule a Blair Field doubleheader next.
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Blair Field
Fullerton State
49Ers
Fullerton
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
Long Beach
Dave Dumbeck
Dumbeck
Titans
Andy Pasillas
Dodgers Fourth Fifth Innings Rally Describe Scoring
In the fourth inning Garvey hit a left field homer for his second, Crawford and Cey added RBI hits with Cey scoring on a throw. Yeager struck out as Auerbach walked and Sutton finished. In the fifth inning one runner reached on an infield single and went to second on a wild throw, Garvey drove in a run with a base hit, and the inning ended with Crawford flyout.
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Mike Iwaki
Poly
Wilson
Chuck Williams
Lester Sakurai
Williams
Sakurai
Tim McKimmy
McKimmy
Tom Check
Angels
Edith
Rodriguez
Doyle
Howell
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Nettles
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Dy Burroughs
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Crawford
Cey
Tolan
Yeager
Auerbach
Sutton
Hernandez
Wynn
Lacy
Fick Sets 400 IM Meet Record at CCC Swimming
Darrell Fick of Cypress clocked 4 03.34 in the 400 yard individual medley at the California Community College Championships, surpassing Dan Bridges 1974 Cypress mark. Mike Phelps of Foothill set a meet record in the 100 breaststroke with 58.518, topping his 1974 59.35. Team standings after day two list Diablo Valley leading with 226, Cypress fourth with 86.
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Darrell Fick
California Community College
Fick
Cypress
Dan Bridges
Mike Phelps
Foothill
Diablo Valley
Fullerton
Pesetane
Bakerfield
Saddleback
Fourhmill
West Valley
Golden West
Grossmont
Dodgers Beat Padres Behind Lacy Hot Bat
Lee Lacy hit .450 after going 2-for-3 as the Dodgers won another game against Dan Spillner who falls to 2-2. Lacy’s infield single and an error produced an unearned run in the fifth and Garvey drove him home. Spillner remains a two win pitcher from last season.
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Dan Spillner
San Diego
Dodgers
Lee Lacy
Enzo Hernandez
Garvey
Lacy
Prep track MARINE LEAGUE PRELIMS AT LOCKE
Track meet results show top marks from Locke Davis Gardena Narbonne and San Pedro with times and inches for sprints relays hurdles and jumps. Key performances include Dela Torre Gardena and Carson leading totals with multiple finalists and strong school showings in distance sprints and relays.
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Drisco
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Allen
Lockers
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San Pedro
Millikan 24 Jordan 4 SINGLES
Lakewood and Compton-Harris split singles in a rugged match. Millikan won 24 points in the contest while Jordan claimed four.
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Milan ‘Browning
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Krebs
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Scheure
Pruitt
Black
Run
Laraviere
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Gary Christianses
Lakewood
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Deed Satteedman
Compton—Jones
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Edwards
Rematch Set After Near Riot At Olympic Auditorium
Frankie Duarte of Santa Monica and Famosito Gomez of Mexico City will meet again on May 29 after a controversial 10 round split decision in the bantamweight bout at the Olympic Auditorium on April 14. Gomez backers started fires and shattered a TV monitor amid the disturbance. Duarte’s record stands 19-1 with 15 knockouts while Gomez is 24-6 with 15 KOs.
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Santa Monica
Famosito Gomez
Mexico City
Olympic Auditorium
Duarte
Gomez
Aileen Eaton
Track Meet Results Show Tight Scoring Across Schools
The report lists event results from a track meet with multiple schools including Harbor, LACC, ELA, GW, H, and Cypress. Notable marks include Myles and Miller in sprints, Simonian and Pacheco in distance, Wingate and Richards on hurdles, Sheffield and Alexander on the 440s, and relay performances by Harbor and LACC. Team scores show Harbor leading with near 88, followed by East Los, Golden West, and others in a close race.
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Miller
Mack
Perry
ELA
Myles
Ees Alvarez
Yetzke
Fox
Woods
Taylor
Mile—Fischer
Mayshack
Oki
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Alexander
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Broussard
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Tunner
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Eee Parker
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Los
City College
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Golden West
Rio Mofdo
Sarfta Monica
Blind baseball tournament opens at Pearson Park Anaheim
Angels president Red Patterson to throw the first ball as the Braille Institute sponsored keep ing baseball championships begin at noon at Pearson Park in Anaheim. Teams from Orange Los Angeles Riverside and San Diego counties enter the largest blind baseball tourney in the Southland. Blind swimmers compete tonight at the Anaheim YMCA with events starting at 6 30.
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Red Patterson
Pearson Park
Anaheim
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Los Angeles
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