Reds edge Dodgers in ninth after Marshall's late letdown
Reds staged a ninth inning rally to beat the Dodgers 4-3 as Ken Griffey Jr. tripled, Darrel Chaney scored the tying run, and Dave Concepcion drove in the winner. Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva starred for the Twins in a 3-2 win over the Rangers, while the day’s other results included Astros routing the Braves 14-2 and the Cardinals topping the Expos 4-0.
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Aoki wins par-3 playoff at Augusta debut
Isao Aoki of Saitama Japan becomes the first Oriental winner of the par-3 Masters Eve event finishing with a 4 under par 23 in a nine hole playoff over Sam Snead Peter Oosterhuis and Bobby Cole. The playoff followed the three 4 under par 23 scores posted on the Augusta fringe course.
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Nicklaus Opens As Masters Favorite In Augusta
Jack Nicklaus leads the field at the Masters in Augusta as Gary Player Lee Elder Tom Weiskopf and Lee Trevino are noted contenders. Elder seeks to prove his bid despite past struggles while Arnold Palmer remains a sentimental favorite with a 60 percent rain chance looming.
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Special Olympics Mini Olympics Reach Lompoc Students
Twenty nine special education students from Lompoc Valley travel to Santa Maria for the fourth annual Mini Olympics sponsored by the Joseph Kennedy foundation. Each child competes for ribbons in running, jumping and softball throwing with coaches and county organizers emphasizing personal achievement and group participation.
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Open Night at Santa Maria Speedway 1975 Season Debuts
Santa Maria Speedway launches the 1975 season with a triple program of super stocks foreign stocks and super modifieds. Gates open 6 p.m. time trials 6 30 p.m. and first race 8 p.m. Dan Simkins and Cliff Vose renew last season's close super stock title battle. Other favorites include Bobby Randolph Bob Meneley Steve Stanley Don Simkins and Jamie Pfeifer. Lloyd Gray returns in the foreign stocks with his Screamin Yellow Zonker Volkswagen. Roy Guy Jr. defends the super modified crown against Jim Cox Ken Van Blargen Gary Lynch Art Arnold and Leon Holloway.
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Cabrillo Hosts Multi-Sport Community Night at 7 30
Friday events include baseball Arroyo Grande at Cabrillo and Righetti at Lompoc. Tennis Cabrillo at Arroyo Grande. Donkey basketball features Cabrillo Faculty versus Student All-Stars in Cabrillo gym at 7 30. Tickets 1.50 dollars. students 1. preschool 50 cents.
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Braves and Congs Host League Leaders in Valley Showdown
Lompoc Braves and Cabrillo Conquistadores resume pursuit of the Santa Maria Saints as Northern League action returns to Valley parks. Congs host Arroyo Grande Eagles while Braves face Righetti Warriors with Saint Louis OB? The piece details pitching options for Lompoc and Cabrillo’s recent power, plus a notable over-the-fence homer by Kirk Dalton for Cabrillo and a current 4-0 Saints mark.
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Lakers lose coin flip to Hawks
UPI reports the coin toss to decide the No 1 pick in the 1975 NBA draft ended oddly as the Hawks appeared to win tails but the Bucks intervened with charges alleging NBA constitutional bylaw violations.
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Cartwright to USF as James Hardy Eyes Signing
Seven foot basketball star Bill Cartwright confirmed plans to enroll at the University of San Francisco. He indicated a potential second headline recruit, James Hardy of Long Beach, may also sign in the future.
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Stram in Seattle To Discuss Chiefs Replacement
Hank Stram, named as Kansas City Chiefs coach after the 1974 season, visited Seattle on Wednesday to discuss the possibility of becoming head coach for Seattle's NFL expansion team.
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Italian club sues Randy Denton for breach of contract
Innocenti Basketball Club of Milan files a 557000 dollar civil suit in Utah federal court alleging former Utah Stars forward Randy Denton breached a 1974 75 season contract to play in Italy. The claim seeks 500000 general damages and 57527 special damages.
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Steelers QB Hanratty Seeks Trade After Super Bowl
Pittsburgh quarterback Terry Hanratty, once called the forgotten man, says he asked to be traded after meeting with Steeler VP Dan Rooney. He notes six years of good relations but reveals he intends to leave the decision to the club as he waits. Last season he played 26 passes amid quarterback juggling.
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Petty Favored as Rebel 400 Practice Opens at Darlington
Drivers sought a good start to challenge Richard Petty as practice began for Sundays Rebel 400 at the Darlington Raceway in Darlington South Carolina with Petty the favorite.
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