Baseball Strike Ends as Season Opens Despite Shortened Schedule
In Chicago owners and New York players announced a 13 day strike settlement that trims the 1946 season by 10 days. The accord ends the longest stoppage since 1919 and paves the way for a shortened campaign with reduced paydays for players.
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Undefeated Hill tankmen rout Braves in league dual meet
Cabrillo swimming extended its Northern League dual meet record to 10-0 with a 77 16 victory over Lompoc. Don Reeser and Gary Anderson led with multiple wins as Cabrillo dominated events and set a school record in the 50 free. Lompoc coach Al Jaenicke praised Cabrillo while prepping for the league finals at Cabrillo pool.
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Lompoc Braves top Arroyo Grande in windy Northern League dual
The Lompoc Braves beat Arroyo Grande 67 to 51 as wind gusts up to 30 mph tested speed and distance events. Tim Costa and Kevin Landrum led wins in sprints and relays, while Cabrillo and Santa Maria dominated in separate meet results shaping the league race.
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Settlement Details Outline Pension and Health Care Funds
Kuhn described a tentative settlement in which owners pledge 500000 to the pension fund and 480000 to the health care fund in addition to the 5.4 million they already contribute annually. He said he worked behind the scenes and defended his passive role amid criticism as unfounded.
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Let Them Eat Cake Caper In Spring Training
Inside Corner critiques baseball players demands with a mocked tale of meager meal money during spring training. It cites Orioles postgame fare and $7.75 per meal plus $15.50 per day for meals, plus $55 weekly laundry, framing hardship as a PR issue. It notes NBA players generosity to hardship cases and poses a playoff trivia quiz with notable answers.
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Local sports sked features baseball tennis and golf
TODAY Righetti plays Lompoc and Cabrillo vs Arroyo Grande in baseball tennis and golf with TV tape of Lompoc vs Righetti on channel 4 at 8 p.m. TOMORROW the Lompoc Marlins host Tri County League swim while Hancock hosts Taft in baseball and track at Hancock College Relays.
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Hancock Relays Set for All-Weather Track Meet
The eighth annual Hancock Relays will be held Saturday at Allan track with high school and junior college divisions. Competition starts 9 am for varsity and fresh-soph, JC and other divisions at 1 pm. Defending champs Santa Maria and Cabrillo expected to contend.
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