Hawks edge El Monte as Don Sears stars in 4-1 win
Todd Don Sears went 2-for-3 with an RBI and run scored to pace the Nitehawks past El Monte 4-1 at Joe Rodgers Field. Bob Todd earned the win allowing two hits with nine strikeouts. Lloyd Wood hit a solo homer for El Monte. Hawks improve to 9-4 in Western Softball Congress play and travel to Mission Viejo for a doubleheader.
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Swimmers contest titles and trials at Belmont meet
Babashoff, a 1972 Olympian, eyes the World Games Trials at Belmont June 18-21 and plans to swim all freestyle events. Bruce Furniss won the 100 backstroke as USC-bound teammates compete. prelims and finals proceed with many events and ticket sales at the pool.
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Mile record broken by Serna and Hurst at CIF Masters Meet
The CIF Southern Section Masters Meet at Cerritos College saw Serna Loara set a new CIF SS mile record 4:08.2 as Angel Huntington Beach and Hurst Laguna Beach posted fast times. Lloy Edison was disqualified for stepping on a lane line costing a potential state berth. Hayden Sunny Hills won the mile in 4:53.4 amid a 7,567 crowd.
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McCovey hits 16th grand slam to pace win
Willie McCovey delivered a pinch hit Grand Slam for his 16th in career tying the National League record as Randy Jones won his fifth straight start. San Diego beat the New York Mets 6 to 2. McCovey’s slam was his 46th against the Mets and 44th of his career.
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Long Beach and area track results show state qualifiers
In a crowded score sheet, Long Beach and nearby schools post sprint times, relay marks, and state qualifiers. Arcadia Notre Dame Muir Laguna Beach and others advance, with Pasadena Kennedy Barstow and West Torrance among those earning trips to the state meet.
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Baseball roundup and key moments from NL AL games
The Nationals and Padres highlight late rallies with Grubb, Hernandez and Tolan contributing to a 2-2 tie. McCovey homered after an Ivie walk. Unser added his fourth. Houston blanked Philadelphia 5-0 as Konieczny spun seven strong. Astros rise atop NL East.
Angels faulted for missing chances in tough defeat
Baltimore ace Palmer spun a four hit shutout as the Orioles beat the Angels 6 0. Palmer improves to 8 3 and keeps Baltimore’s hot stretch alive. Angels struggled with defense and timely hitting as Frank Tanana dodged an early stomach flu and awaits a possible replacement.
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Bakersfield Leads Metro In State Meet At Bakersfield
Bakersfield tops the Southern California championships and leads the Metropolitan Conference into the state junior college meet in Bakersfield. Renegades qualified seven, with Long Beach City College Pasadena Pierce and El Camino each earning two spots. Jeff Haynes and Gerald Peete headline the Vikings, while a list of other qualifiers names includes Rick Becker Jey Sig Nelson Tom Roberson Steve Rowe and Oren Prosser.
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Pure
John Bormeman
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International vault at L.B. Classic today
The Long Beach Classic features an international pole vault as a highlight with Kjell Isaksson of Sweden, former world record holder, as the man to beat. Contenders include Don Baird and Ray Boyd of Australia, George Simpson of Canada, Bob Richards and Dick Railsback of the United States, plus strong showings in high jump, relay, and distance events from Southland clubs and local schools.
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Orioles Fifth Inning Rally Incomplete Scoring Line
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