Cal Star Steve Bartkowski Heads for Pro Draft
California quarterback turned baseball prospect Steve Bartkowski on a Berkeley practice day attracts scouts as his future hinges on the June draft. He recalls turning from football to baseball after an elbow injury and records strong hitting while weighing offers and a possible pro path with Dodgers interest looming. His father Roman, a former Cubs farmhand, watches proudly as Steve contemplates football and baseball careers and potential sign bonuses.
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Jackie Jensen
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Jeve Bartkowski
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Mike) White
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
World Football League
Hockey and hockey style standings update from midweek results
Standings and results include Toronto over Montreal 5 3 and New York Rangers 5 Detroit 3 with Chicago 6 Boston 2 Vancouver 4 California 1 and Los Angeles 4 Atlanta 2. Thursday schedule lists Islanders at Flyers Buffalo at Penguins and Minnesota 9 Vancouver 0 Houston 3 Chicago 1 Winnipeg at Vancouver and New York at Los Angeles.
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Lompoc Junior High Tracksters Win Triangular Meet
Lompoc Junior High won a triangular meet over St. Marys and Solvang with 64 points, led by Clay Clardy with two firsts and a second. Milburn took a win, three seconds, and a fourth. in the B meet Carmela Martinez won the 50 yard dash, with Juan Acosta and James Cavanaugh key for Lompoc.
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Clay Clardy
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Village CC golf results and women’s tourney outcomes
Village Country Club hosted a mixed best ball foursomes tournament ending in a two way tie for first with teams of Al and Ruth Yesensky and Ed and Muriel Sandor each posting 61. Frank Murray led low gross with 72 and John Sherman earned monthly low net at 63. Women’s A Three Blind Mice tourney crown went to Edna Stanley and teammates, with Virgie Burger edging Stanley for the March medallion. The Women’s Club Championship Tourney set for April 9 to 16.
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al Yesensky
Ruth Yesensky
Ed Sandor
Muriel Sandor
Harvey Davenport
Loretta Davenport
Jim McClendon
Mable McClendon
Frank Murray
Marge Gentile
Bud Barber
Kay Lee
John Sherman
Lou Poloni
William Schuyler
Harry Morris
John Russell
Stan Verdier
Allen Briscoe
Bill Organ
Bill Teller
Andy Briscoe
Louis Lombardi
Frank Dulligan
Milt Hahn
Bob McCauley
Ed McDonnell
Village Country Club Women’s Golf Association
Edna Stanley
Marge Jensen
Jean Sullivan
Louise van Ausdal
Marge Hearne
Bernice Fluck
Virgie Burger
Spurs host Pacers in ABA playoff action
The San Antonio Spurs, leading the series 2-1 after a 115-96 win, host the Indiana Pacers in the fourth game at home. Swen Nater scored 27 for San Antonio while George Gervin added 23 as the Spurs outrebounded Indiana 58-37.
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Montanez and Lis alter spring game with fracas
In an Orlando exhibition, Willie Montanez punched former teammate Joe Lis at home plate prompting dugout rushes. Lis answered with a six inning three run homer as Minnesota beat Philadelphia 13 to 7. Regular season opens today with Cincinnati and Arlington.
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Foreman Aims to Knock Off Ali in Africa Bout
Heavyweight champion George Foreman says he will fight Muhammad Ali in Africa and will not pick a round. He notes the Kinshasa match about Sept. 30 is no longer just talk and cites a firm agreement with Video Techniques to stage the bout. Foreman returned home to visit his ailing mother Nancy Foreman, age 53.
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Righetti girls edge Lompoc in county meet at Huyck Stadium
Righetti Warriors beat Lompoc 60-49 in a county girls track clash despite a weeklong layoff. Denise Black swept the 50 yard dash 220 and shot put and ran on the winning 440 relay. Lompoc’s Terry Herigstad won the 80 yard low hurdles and 100, anchoring the mile relay. Lauri Johnson upset in discus kept the Braves within seven late, but Righetti swept the final two events to seal victory.
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