Braves hammer Channel Islands to reach consolation final
Lompoc High tops Channel Islands 7 1 to advance to the Thou sand Oaks Easter Baseball Tournament consolation championship against Dos Pueblos at Santa Barbara City College. Candaele and Silva pace the offense with hits and a homer, while Bettendorf to start against Dos Pueblos.
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Terry Day
Lompoc High
Thousand Oaks
Channel Islands
Braves
Dos Pueblos
Santa Barbara City College
Santa Barbara
Dan Bodary
Lompoc
Casey Candaele
Carlos Garcia
Frank Silva
Frankie
Alan Schutz
Silva
Bill Surch
Schutz
Lompoc Braves Edge Channel Islands In Tight Battle
Lom poc pitcher Bob Vargas allowed one unearned run over seven innings striking out four as Lompoc defeats Channel Islands 3 to 2. Channel Islands scored in the sixth on a walk a single and a throwing error, while Lom poc had three errors but secured the win behind solid defense and timely hitting. The Braves travel to Arroyo Grande on April 15 after a week off.
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Silva
Candaele
Lompoc
Mike Velasco
Garcia
Bob Vargas
Braves
Arroyo Grande
Kings Rout Flames In Openers Of Best Of Three
Los Angeles rookies Glenn Goldup scored twice as the Kings beat Atlanta 5 2 to seize a one game lead in their Stanley Cup Preliminary Round series. Dionne and Vachon provided the top line fire but Goldup proved a playoff factor despite a mediocre season.
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United Press International
Glenn Goldup
Los Angeles
Atlanta Flames
Kings
Marcel Dionne
Rogie Vachon
Mike Murphy
Tom Williams
Butch Goring
Goldup
Dionne
Cleveland
Dick Snyder
Cavs
Hayes
Mike Riordan
Bobby Smith
Nets
SuperSonics
Tim Bassett
New York
Seattle
Mike Bantam
Bob Pulford
Bob Berry
Flames
Tom Lysiak
Eric Vail
Willi Plett
Plett
Murphy
New York Islanders
Chicago
Buffalo
Minnesota
Toronto
Pittsburgh
Quebec
New England
Houston
San Diego
Birmingham
Calgary
Islanders
Black Hawks
Denis Potvin
Bill MacMillan
Bulls edge Braves as playoff push tightens in Midwest
Chicago Bulls rally from halftime to beat Buffalo 91-89 and pull even with Kansas City for second in the Midwest. Wilbur Holland scored 23 and led a second half burst as Ed Badger warned of low confidence before the decisive moments.
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United Press International
Chicago Bulls
Ed Badger
Buffalo
Randy Smith
Bulls
Kansas City
Indiana
The
Kings
Wilbur Holland
Chicago
Badger
Smith
Braves
Bird Averitt
Joe Mullaney
Dennis Johnson
Seattle
Trail Blazers
Pistons
Dave Twardzik
Lloyd Neal
Portland
Detroit
Suns
Hawks
Ricky Sobers
John Drew
Atlanta
Scout Who Knows Baseball Talent Shines in Florida
Ellis Clary of the Minnesota Twins scouts in Florida where Dave Parker stands out as a future star. He relays humorous tales and reflects on baseball toughness through stories of Gus Brittain, Len Randle, and other figures, highlighting the sport’s enduring vitality.
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Milton Richman
NEW York
UPI
Ellis Clary
Clary
Minnesota Twins
Florida
Twins
Valdosta
Pittsburgh
Dave Parker
Mountain Dean
Whitey Herzog
Ralph Houk
Roy Hartsfield
Dick Williams
Calvin Griffith
Bermuda Triangle
Texas Rangers
Frank Lucchesi
Len Randle
Gus Brittain
Wilmington, N.C
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Derringer
Reds
Derringer
Gus
Greenville Spinners
Wilmington
van Mungo
Brittain
Mungo
Frank Howard
Clemson
M UN
Todd
Frank
North Carolina
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San Luis
Dale Fink
Surch
Bodary
Jeff Bettendorf
Bettendorf
Santa Maria
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Channel Islands
Knicks
Celtics
Bob McAdoo
Walt Frazier
Jo Jo White
Boston
John Havlicek
Rose
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Dick Wagner
Tampa, Fla
Mr. Red
Jazz
Darryl Dawkins
Philadelphia
George McGinnis
Henry Bibby
Caldwell Jones
Lloyd Free
Steve Mix
Pacers
Don Buse
John Williamson
Ron Boone
Bullets
Cavaliers
Elvin Hayes
Potvin
Tony Esposito
MacMillan
Garry Howatt
J.P. Parise
Sabres
North Stars
Jim Lorentz
Jerry Korab
Lorentz
Korab
Tim Young
Rene Robert
Maple Leafs
Penguins
Darryl Sittler
Sittler
Leafs
Mario Faubert
Dave Williams
Lanny McDonald
Serge Bernier
Jim Corey
Nordiques
Whalers
Aeros
Ron Grahame
Mariners
Morris Lukowich
Cabrillo
Cabrillo Gym
Dan Duffy
Calif
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