Cabrillo takes King City Invitational title in track meet
Cabrillo High wins the King City Invitational with 45 points, ahead of Overfeldt High 31 and Lompoc 19, in a 40-school field. Bob Snyder set a pole vault meet record at 14-1%, Bryan Barmer shined in the 330 hurdles and 70-yard highs, Tracy Ingram won the quarter, and Cabrillo’s mile relay posted 3:24.5.
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Cabrillo High
Overfeldt High of
San Jose
Lompoc
Bob Snyder
Snyder
Bryan Barmer
Barmer
Cabrillo
Santa Barbara
Kelly Brown
Bob Tapia
Ron Doig
Ingram
Victor Anderson
Anderson
Dave Sawyer
Braves
Mike Walker
Local Sports Sked Highlights Weekend Tennis Track and Golf
Baseball features Lompoc at Thousand Oaks and Cabrillo at Pomona with 12 30 p m and 11 am starts. Tennis showcases Lompoc Junior Boys at 8 30 am on Lompoc High courts. Track includes Cabrillo and Lompoc at Atascadero Memorial, all day. Golf runs the 14th Village Hills Invitational at Village Hills CC all day.
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Lompoc
Thousand Oaks
Cabrillo
Pomona
Atascadero
Village Hills
Village Hills Country Club
Braves hold on to beat Saints in tight 3-1 win
Lompoc Braves slip past Santa Maria Saints 3-1 as Bettendorf fires a complete game for the Braves. Frank Silva drives in two runs on a bases loaded single in the third inning while Tito Rodriguez steals home for the Braves. The win lifts Lompoc to 6-2 in the Northern League and into first place as they head to Thousand Oaks for a double elimination tournament against Hamilton High. The Saints commit seven walks and three errors in a low hit game. Bettendorf goes the distance with four hits allowed and one unearned run.
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Terry Day
Lompoc Braves
Braves
Santa Maria Saints
Lompoc
San Luis
Cabrillo
Congs
Dan Bodary
Bodary
Jeff Bettendorf
Jeff
Santa Maria
Bettendorf
Frank Silva
Tito Rodriguez
David Aragon
Silva
Thousand Oaks
Hamilton High
Los Angeles
Hamilton
Hartman
Bendele
Crabtree
Ravetta
Andrews
Gray
Ryan
Marmalego
Bagley
Baker
Ford
Lompoc—Candaele
Rodriguez
Surch
Garcia
Velasco
Fridrich
Aragon
Lizarraga
Gilmore overwhelms Jazz as Bulls surge in playoff chase
Elgin Baylor praised Artis Gilmore after Gilmore scored 28 and grabbed 18 in a 101-82 Bulls win over Utah. Chicago moved to 41-37, one game behind Detroit and a game ahead of Kansas City for the West final playoff spot.
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Gilmore
Baylor
Chicago Bulls
Jazz
Chicago
Kansas City
Bulls
Detroit
Wally Walker
Portland
Seattle
Bill Walton
Edwards Wins Greensboro Open in Four Stroke Margin
Danny Edwards became one of five first time PGA tour winners this season by taking the Greater Greensboro Open at Forest Oaks with a 12 under par total of 276. He finished four strokes ahead of Larry Nelson and George Burns, earning $235,000 and a Masters invitation. Edwards, 25, said the win marks both an end and a new beginning as he builds a solid foundation for his tour career.
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Greensboro
N.C
Edwards
Forest Oaks Country Club
Cabrillo dominates San Luis 5-2 in league clash
Cabrillo pitcher Eric Cannon earns his fifth win as the Congs beat San Luis Obispo 5-2 at Schinsheimer Park. Cannon improved to 5-0 with a 0.45 ERA, supported by Jim Leggie’s two stolen bases and two runs. San Luis had opened the scoring, while Cabrillo tallies came on 8 hits and solid defense.
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Frank Mickadest
Eric Cannon
Nolan Ryan
Cannon
Cabrillo
San Luis Obispo
Schinsheimer Park
Slc
Righetti
Congs
Chino
Pomona
Jim Leggie
San Luis
Mark Haley
Morrow
Clayton
Ewing
Haley
Dahlmann
Thompson
Holt
Purvis
Leggie
Avillaneza
Felanghi
Pinch Hit Double Delivers Lead in Sixth Inning
In a 2-2 game, Jim Dahlmann opened the sixth with a double, Seggie pinch hit for Tom Purvis and drove home Dahlmann with another double. Derek Avillaneza then tripled to score Seggie. Kenny Clayton later scored on a Dahlmann single for insurance. Clayton added strong baserunning and defense.
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Leggie
Jim Dahlmann
Bob Thompson
Greg Holt
Seggie
Tom Purvis
Dahlmann
Derek Avillaneza
Kenny Clayton
Kevin Ewing
Clayton
Lompoc Swimmer Denton Places Ninth At CIF 3-A Finals
Lompoc High senior Tom Denton finished ninth in the 100 butterfly at the CIF 3-A swimming finals held at East LA College, clocking 55.4 seconds, matching his personal best. San Marino won the team title, while Greg Farnborough of Righetti placed sixth in the 100 breaststroke. Arroyo Grande divers Dean Hummel and Gary Hughes finished fifth and sixth in the finals. Coach Gordon Dickinson called the finals fast with nine of 11 events setting records.
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Lompoc Valley
Lompoc High
Tom Denton
East L.A
San Marino
Righetti
Greg Farnborough
Arroyo Grande
Dean Hummel
Gary Hughes
Denton
Lompoc
Gordon Dickinson
Andretti Wins Long Beach Grand Prix In Tight Finish
Mario Andretti edged Niki Lauda by .773 seconds to win the 80 lap Long Beach Grand Prix. Jody Scheckter faded with tire trouble finishing 3.084 seconds back as Lauda slipped from the lead amid a dramatic chase. Andretti moved to 11 points after four races, tied for fourth behind Scheckter and Lauda with Reutemann at 13.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Jody Scheckter
Mario Andretti
Andretti
Niki Lauda
Scheckter
Indianapolis
Auto Club
Lauda
Wolf Ford
James Hunt
England
Germany
Nurburgring
Mario
Carlos Reutemann
Argentina
Howell signs contract amid playing time dispute with Rangers
Roy Howell and the Texas Rangers sign a three year deal but clash over his role. Howell, benched, contends he can contribute with another team such as Oakland or Toronto, while the Rangers consider trades for Vida Blue and Claudell Washington. Other notes cover Rex Caldwell’s TPC earnings, Gary Hargis with the Pirates’ Triple A, and CIF 3-A basketball honorees Brice Searles and Ed Taylor with awards April 30.
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Rangers
Oakland
Toronto
Charlie Finley
Charlie
Vida Blue
Claudell Washington
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Victor Solomon
Tapia
Doig
Brian Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Scott Coe
Mickey Scott
Doug Frasher
Atascadero Memorial
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Elgin Baylor
Artis Gilmore
Wilbur Holland
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Norm van Lier
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Dave Cowens
George McGinnis
Bullets
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Elvin Hayes
Mitch Kupchak
New York
Bubbles Hawkins
Tim Bassett
Knicks
Tom McMillen
Randy Smith
Cavaliers
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Cavs
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Gary Brokaw
Richard Washington
Trail Blazers
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Ron Lee
Butch Feher
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Larry Kenan
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Laker
Don Chaney
Eric Money
GGO
N.L
Howell
Roy Howell
Texas Rangers
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Harrah
Bert Campaneris
Campaneris
Arlington
Rex Caldwell
Rex
Caldwell
Frank Beard
Gary Hargis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Columbus
Ohio
Hargis
Shreveport
Pirate
Roy Thomas
Kevin Drake
Thomas
Seattle Mariners
Houston
Drake
Mariners
Dave Stegman
Evansville
Chance
Stegman
Tigers
Brice Searles
Ed Taylor
Searles
Taylor
Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation
Harry Santos
Magic Mountain
Scott Ostler
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