Moore League stars clash in the CIF baseball battle
Millikan and Lakewood, led by Archie Boyd and John Id, face strong foes as the Moore League powers aim for a second straight 4-A final. Jim Estes fires a one hitter in a 74 victory over Crescenta Valley while pitching depth and injuries test both teams’ post season resolve.
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Millikan High
Archie Boyd
Jim Estes
Rams
Crescenta Valley
Lakewood High
Lancers
Jokn Id
Lakewood
West Torrance
Prio
Mark Clabough
Andy Hisar
Moore League
Southland
Herbold and
Boyd
Herbold
Poly
Herold
Compton
Millikan
Wilson
Bob Macias
Jordan
Moore
California
CIF playoff pairings set for Lakewood Crespi and Millikan San Gorgonie
Lakewood High hosts Crespi while Millikan travels to San Gorgonio for CIF A rena final games Wednesday. San Bernardino Valley College likely site for Millikan game as William Donaghy won a Flemington motorcycle feature.
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Lakewood High
Crespi
Millikan
San Gorgonie
Rena
the Lancers
Blair Field
John Herbold
San Bernardino Valley College
Flemington
N.J
William Donaghy
Millville
American Motorcycle Association
Flemington Speedway
Westminster wins inaugural mingaéez Park softball crown
Westminster Thrifty Carpet Cleaners captured the first mingaéez Park softball tournament with a 2-2 win over Wilmington's Loose Ends. Four-bit pitcher Paulo Pueli earned MVP after three wins and a 20.00 ERA. Renato and Vero Ves joined as Most Valuable Players. Los Alamitos Casa Castillo finished third by beating Long Beach Al & Kenny's as Loose Ends stopped Casa Castillo 53.
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Paulo Pueli
Westminster Thrifty Carpet Cleaners
Wilmington
Los Alamitos
Casa Castillo
Long Beach
al & Kenny's
Pueli
Artesia Sophomores Win CIF Track Title
Artesia High captures the CIF 2A track crown with Mark Reid winning the 100 in 10.1 seconds and the 220 in 22.6 seconds. He anchored both mile and 440 relay legs that finished first and fourth as Artesia totaled 38 points.
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Artesia High
Mark Reid
Reid
Artea's Paints
College recruiting turmoil and NBA draft chatter loom
A sprawling sports digest cites USC and UCLA coaching shifts, player transfers, and rookie choices amid a turbulent college scene. It highlights Mark McNamara recruiting, Bil Bordley’s pitching success, and Indiana and North Carolina State upheavals, plus Lakers draft considerations and Long Beach events.
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Santa Clara
Mark McNamara
del Mar High
Josh
UCLA
Cal
Colorado State
Hawaii
Idaho
McNamara
USC
Bob Boyd
Gene Bartow
Denny Crum
Ean
Idaho State
Boyd
Bartow
Bruin
Strong
Bil Bordley
Bishop Montgomery High
Torrance
Trojans
Arizona State
Glenn Stone
Long Beach
Hilo
Haven
Stone
Indiana
Bobby Knight
al McGuire
Medalist Industries
San Diego
Bloomington
Knight
Hoosierville
Derek Holcomb
Illnois
Rich Valavacious
Auburn
Mike Miday
Malone College
Bob Bender
Duke
Merk Haymore
Massachusetts
Trent Strock
NBA
Milwaukee
Kent Benson
Kansas City
Otis Birdsong
Houston
Buffalo
Mike Thompson
Minnesota
Washington
Kenny Carr
N.C. State
Phoenix
Marques Johnson
Lakers
Greg Ballard
Oregon
Laker
Jerry West
Birdsong
Bass
Lucius Allen
Golden State
Jamaal Wilkes
Long Beach City College
LBCC
Inland District
Valencia Hi
Placentia
David Aucoin
Gary Lusbbers
Jim Moore
Billy Reed
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
USF
New Mexico
Willie Howard
Lobos
Southern California
Pasadena Muir
Darnell Marable
Lynn Archibald
Western Texas
Lawrence Butler
Pe Dasis
Compton High
Palomar College
California
Hrabosky on hot seat as conflict with Rapp simmers
In a heated dispute with pitcher Lee Hrabosky, Cardinals manager Larry "Busch" suspended Hrabosky for insubordination after a clash with Rapp over pregame meeting. Rapp declined to discuss reasons, citing ongoing friction and communication issues. A meeting with GM Bing Devine was planned.
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Busch
Rapp
Lee Hrabosky
Repp
San Francisco Giants
Hrabosky
Cardinal
Lon Brock
Tye
Tab
Strong Cards
Bing Devine
Rapp and Hrabosky
Eagles sweep PCSL to close gap on Oceanside
The Orange Eagles swept the Oceanside club to pull within two games of second place in the Pacific Coast Softball League. Weekend action also saw Gordon's take two from the Gagnon Hawks, while Long Beach La Flor split a pair with the Carson Bullets. League play resumes June 1 after Memorial Day.
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Orange Eagles
Oceanside
Ingey Bengals
Gordon's
Gagnon Hawks
Long Beach la Flor
Carson Bullets
Acion
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