Lompoc girls rout Santa Barbara in 18-1 softball win
Lompoc pitcher Jeffers fanned 15 and allowed one hit as the Braves pounded Santa Barbara 18 to 1. Lompoc exploded with an eight run first inning and totaled 19 hits led by Sue Imano's 4 for 5 with four RBIs and Teri Cruz's 4 for 4 day. The Braves face Santa Barbara again tomorrow at Thompson Park at 3 p.m.
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NBA playoffs begin amid referees strike dispute
NBA playoffs start with most officials likely from minor leagues as the NLRB delays a decision on the referees strike. The NABA seeks collective bargaining while the NBA maintains it negotiates per official, not as a union.
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Clinic Tonight Teaches Lompoc Little League Scorekeeping
A scorekeeping clinic for Lompoc Little League volunteers is scheduled tonight from 7 to 9 at the old Maple School. Coaches and officials are encouraged to attend to learn scoring basics and game procedures.
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Cabrillo hosts varied sports schedule this week
Today’s sports slate features baseball Santa Maria at Cabrillo at 3 pm. Wednesday has girls track Lompoc at Cabrillo at 3 pm. Softball Cabrillo at Santa Maria and Santa Barbara at Lompoc both at 3 pm. GymnasticsRighetti at Lompoc and St Joseph at Cabrillo at 7 pm.
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Bristol lauds Camp as Braves edge Dodgers in ninth
Atlanta manager Dave Bristol praised rookie Rick Camp for closing out a 7 6 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Mike Marshall and Pat Rockett produced key runs in the ninth while Frank Lacorte earned the win before leaving with dizziness. Reggie Smith led the Dodgers with two doubles and two RBIs.
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Bruins ride secret weapon past Kings 8 3 in playoff opener
Boston, energized by a seven-pound Hershey bar gift, exploded to an 8-3 win over Los Angeles in game one of the Stanley Cup quarterfinals. Bobby Schmautz scored three in the first period as Boston bolted ahead 3-0 and never looked back.
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Marcel Dionne
Gregg Sheppard
Gerry Cheevers
Oakland wins on bases loaded walk in ninth
Oakland defeats California 3 2 as rookie Mitchell Page works a bases loaded walk off Nolan Ryan in the ninth. Manager Jack McKeon credits Page for handling pressure and sending Matt Alexander home for the decisive run.
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Yanks fall in rematch as Jackson homers for Yankees
Reggie Jackson hit his first Yankee homer off Paul Splittorff to give New York a 4-3 lead in the fifth. Mayberry and Darrell Porter tied it for Kansas City with Porter's second run-scoring double. The Royals would win the inning to push the Yankees to a third loss in four games as AL action also saw Rangers beat Indians 3-2 in 10, A’s top Angels 3-2, Twins wallop Mariners 12-3, and Blue Jays edge Tigers 5-3. In the NL, Atlanta topped Los Angeles 7-6, Chicago beat Philadelphia 6-2, and Houston defeated Cincinnati 4-3.
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Littell Shuts Yankees In 4 Scoreless Innings In Royals Victory
Mark Littell silenced New York for four innings after the homer that haunted him earlier, delivering a 5 4 Kansas City win in 13 innings. John Mayberry lined a two out double off the wall to score Fred Patek for the decisive run.
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Reds fall to Astros again in early slump version
The Cincinnati Reds drop to 2-3 as Houston beats them 4-3 at home. Cliff Johnson hits a two run homer and makes a leaping catch. Enos Cabell and Doug Konieczny help the Astros surge in the first inning while Cesar Cedeno remains sidelined. Ken Griffey homers for Cincinnati and Dan Driessen records his first hit after a 0-for-15 start.
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Dan Driessen
Sal Bando on money humility and baseball values
Sal Bando defends player salaries while arguing market value sets worth and money alone does not bring happiness. He recalls joining the Brewers after leaving the A's, humbly thanking God, and praising Milwaukee owners and staff for the decision.
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Nastase to Join Los Angeles Strings as Team Player
Ilie Nastase announced at the Forum in Inglewood that he will play for the Los Angeles Strings as a team player, not for himself. He signed a seven year deal worth over 1.5 million dollars with housing and car allowances, but will miss some early Strings matches to honor prior commitments and recently defended his world championship challenge cup against Jimmy Connors.
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Tennis Club to Hold Handicap Singles Tourney
The Lompoc Tennis Club will host a handicap singles tournament at Lompoc High School courts on Saturday and Sunday. Registration closes Wednesday at 7 p.m. with a $3 adult fee and half price for juniors. Play starts at 8:30 a.m. daily in A and B brackets with trophies for first and second places. For more details call 6-5215 or 5-1834.
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