Night game in County League as Lompoc visits Santa Maria
Lompoc travels to Santa Maria for a 7 30 p m night game at Elks Field as the Saints host the league leading Braves. Cabrillo and San Marcos clash in an afternoon tilt while Righetti eyes Dos Pueblos in Goleta as the county rivals chase a higher league rung.
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Mackey seeks better deal for pro gridders
Baltimore based report of John Mackey, star Colts tight end and NFL players president, pushing for improved terms for players. Mackey notes his knee surgery and Shula’s departure as context for potential freer movement, signaling a broader bargaining stance with owners.
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Brewers Return Sparks Milwaukee Opening Day Rally
Milwaukee fans flood County Stadium for the Brewers first major league game in four years as the club begins life in the American League. Expected crowd reaches 30 000 as tickets sell briskly ahead of the opener against the California Angels after the Pilots sale.
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Knicks Triumph End Bulls Series to Reach Bucks
The New York Knicks defeated Baltimore 127 114 in seven games to advance to face the Milwaukee Bucks. Willis Reed 14 points 14 rebounds paced NY with Debusschere and Barnett each scoring 28 as Baltimore’s Wes Unseld battled foul trouble. Earl Monroe led Bullets with 32 points. The Phoenix Los Angeles series remains open with Phoenix leading 3 2.
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Dodgers Open Spring Campaign Against Reds With Osteen
Los Angeles Dodgers, top spring team, meet Cincinnati Reds as Claude Osteen starts for the home club. Osteen seeks another 20-win season after last year, facing Gary Nolan. UCLA signs two Blair High football standouts James McAlister and Eugene Jones along with other recruits as Pac-8 announces letters of intent. Ted Sizemore hampered by pulled muscles. Billy Grabarkewitz expected to fill in versus Cincinnati.
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Player expects new ball game at Masters in Augusta
Gary Player, the only foreign Masters winner, says the Augusta National course favors power hitters and that this Masters is a new challenge. He notes Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Tom Weiskopf as threats while defending champ George Archer and past winners Goalby and Brewer are out of form. Palmer arrives late after Greensboro and Nicklaus returns from Florida to practice.
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Senators struggle as openers drop to eight straight
Washington's national league opener marked by a 5-0 Detroit win led by Mickey Lolich while President Nixon attended and laughed off the rally. Cincinnati defeated Montreal 5-1 behind Jim Merritt as Pete Rose collected two hits.
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California and Stanford rebound spirits after tough losses
Bay Area track fans stayed upbeat after California fell 77 76 to USC and Stanford lost 90 64 to UCLA. Cal star Isaac Curtis sidelined by a leg injury while Jim Penrose dominated with a 182 10 discus, and Stanford welcomed Jim Kauffman back as Tipton and Dyson near return as Payton Jordan aims for May 2 Big Meet with California.
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Perry Starts Giants Home Opener With Perry Subbing For Marichal
San Francisco opens the 1970 NL season at Candlestick Park against the Houston Astros as Gaylord Perry substitutes for the ailing Juan Marichal. Perry faces Larry Dierker in front of about 35 000 fans with new artificial turf and opening ceremonies led by Mayor Joseph Alioto.
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Baseball scorekeepers clinic in Lompoc tomorrow
The second of three clinics for Lompoc Little League scorekeepers will be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Lompoc library multi purpose room. Diana Wade conducts a two hour session covering all phases of scoring a baseball game. All league scorekeepers should attend at least one clinic. For details contact Mrs Wade at RE 6.3556.
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Lompoc Braves Win King City Invitational Track Crown
Lompoc high school dominates the King City Invitational securing the varsity title 46-40 over Los Altos. Charlie Jackson earns outstanding athlete honors with a perfect 162 points highlighted by wins in the 120 yard high hurdles 180 yard low hurdles and long jump plus a record leadoff leg in the 440 relay.
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