Lompoc routs San Luis in totten box score notes
Lompoc beat San Luis 14 to 2 as Renfroe and McDonald led offense with multiple RBI shouting. CabRillo and Rig hietti games noted with Greene pitching in a separate box. Angels free agent Messersmith remains unsigned awaiting higher bid.
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Cabrillo tennis crushed by league leader Righetti 7-0
Cabrillo falls to 1-8 as Righetti routs with undefeated 9-0 record. Singles victors include Von Hammerstein and Diddel for Righetti, while Hendrey-Bess and Trimble-Dykema win for Righetti in doubles. Lompoc loses 6-1 to San Luis Obispo with Reynolds-Kuhn claiming Lompoc’s only win.
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49ers for sale in talks with Wayne Valley
The San Francisco 49ers may be sold to Wayne Valley, former partner of the Oakland Raiders, after discussions were disclosed by a team spokesman who said more reports would come later. Jim Plunkett’s acquisition had been hailed as a step toward a championship.
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Giants eye best pitching staff in baseball in 1976
The 1975 Giants, led by John Montefusco and Jim Barr, project a strong rotation as manager Bill Rigney touts the depth. Rigney predicts a possible second-place rise if Reds stumble, with an elite infield and solid young arms shaping a competitive season.
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Hubert Green seeks peer respect over crowd praise at Masters
Hubert Green, coming off three consecutive tournament wins and a record $118,000, says fan attention matters less than the respect of fellow players. He arrives at Augusta National for the Masters as the hottest golfer, chasing form for the course that favors power and accuracy.
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Standings and Games From Tuesday to Thursday
Tuesday results show Cleveland 101 over Boston 92 New York 106 over Buffalo 102 Golden State 111 over Phoenix 106 at Portland 106 Los Angeles 104. Wednesday NBA matchups include New Orleans at Philadelphia Washington at Houston Milwaukee at Detroit Chicago at Seattle. Thursday schedule features Buffalo at New York New Orleans at Cleveland Boston at Kansas City Los Angeles at Phoenix Portland at Golden State.
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Erving Voted ABA Player of the Year and All-Star Leader
Julius Erving of the New York Nets is chosen ABA Player of the Year with maximum votes, and David Thompson of the Denver Nuggets is Rookie of the Year. The Sporting News reports ABA players gave Erving top marks for the third straight year and named an All-Star team.
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