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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1970

Page

8

Thomas two hits Righetti to keep Braves a top race

Lompoc improves to seven wins no losses by defeating Righetti 2-1. Pitcher Roy Thomas fanned 13 to move to 3-0 while Monte Bolinger added three hits and drove in a run. Righetti drops to two back with a 5-2 mark as Smith and Wilson split pitching duties for the Warriors.

Thomas Righetti Braves Lompoc Braves Righetti Warriors Roy Thomas Lompoc Bob Grossini Roy Howell Grossini Tom Harmon Monte Bolinger Gros Randy Foster Foster

Lolich Leads Tigers In 12-4 Win Over Indians

Mickey Lolich quick to deliver for Detroit as he earns his third complete game in nine days sealing a 12-4 victory over Cleveland. The Tigers’ lineup produced across the board with 11 players scoring and 9 RBIs while Cleveland rookie Ted Ford homered for his first major league hit. Other AL games saw Boston top New York 8-3, Oakland beat Milwaukee 3-1, and Chicago defeat California 3-1. Baltimore-Washington rained out and Kansas City-Minnesota snowed out.

Mickey Lolich Lolich Detroit Tigers Denny McLain Bengals Cleveland Indians Washington Baltimore Indians Detroit Cesar Gutierrez Cleveland Ted Ford Rich Hand Boston New York Oakland Milwaukee Chicago California Kansas City Minnesota

Giants Rally To A 15 11 Marathon Win Over Braves

The San Francisco Giants rallied from a 11 5 deficit to beat the Atlanta Braves 15 11 in a marathon night game. Willie McCovey homered to tie the game at 11 11 in the eighth and Ken Henderson drove in the decisive runs with a grand slam in the ninth. Giants starter Frank Reberger sparked a late surge, and Frank Linzy and Don McMahon shut down Atlanta over the final six innings.

Atlanta San Francisco Giants Braves Lyman Harris Larry Jaster Willie McCovey Hoyt Wilhelm Ken Henderson McCovey Harris Milt Pappas Henderson Gary Neibauer Giant Frank Reberger Reberger Giants Clyde King Bob Taylor Taylor Frank Linzy Don McMahon Pittsburgh New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati San Diego Los

Warriors fight merger as Mieuli vows to block ABA plan

San Francisco promoter Franklin Mieuli says he can block the ABA NBA merger with three votes and hopes for a fourth, demanding $3.7 million per ABA club and guarantees to keep stars Rick Barry Zelmo Beaty Dave Bing and Billy Cunningham with NBA teams, while seeking compensation for gate losses. The piece also notes Bruins and Blues playoff hopes and Foreman Johnson boxing set for May 16 at the Forum with Rose Cruz on the card.

San Francisco UPI Franklin Mieuli American Basketball Association Mieuli San Francisco Warriors ABA National Basketball Association The San Francisco Examiner Barry Zelmo Beaty Oakland Oaks Washington Caps Warrior NBA New York Pittsburgh Miami Miculi Indiana Kentucky Carolina Denver Cleveland Buffalo Rick Barry Beaty Dave Bing Billy Cunningham Warriors ABA Caps Nate Thurmond NBA Atlanta Hawks Inglewood George Foreman George Johnson Forum George Parnassus California Foreman Los Angeles Joe Frazier Lionel Rose Australia Mexico City Raul Cruz Rose United States Ruben Olivares Mexico

Cabrillo Girls Win Dual Meet At Righetti

Cabrillo girls defeat host Righetti 98 to 28 in a track dual with seven of nine events won by Debbie Chapin Debbie Meyer and Colleen Carter. Chapin swept long jump 100 and 50 yard hurdles. Carter won shot put and 220. Meyer won 440 and high jump. Cabrillo hosts San Marcos next with meet at 3 15 p m open to the public.

Cabrillo Righetti High School Righetti Debbie Chapin Debbie Meyer Colleen Carter San Marcos

Ashe urges boycott of South Africa in sports

Arthur Ashe calls for complete athletic isolation of South Africa in international sports. The U.N. General Assembly Special Committee on Apartheid endorses his stance and urges strict implementation of a 1968 resolution to suspend sporting exchanges with the racist regime.

United Nations UPI Arthur Ashe South Africa General Assembly Ashe Britain New Zealand International Lawn Tennis Federation ILTF Lawn Tennis Union

American Legion Judo Club resumes twice weekly lessons

Charley Centeno and Joe Daniel lead a revived Lompoc American Legion Judo Club open to boys 10 and up. Classes run Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 9 pm at the Veterans Memorial Building on H and Locust streets with instructors from Santa Maria to Los Angeles and club officers handling signups.

Charley Centeno Daniel Joe Daniel Lompoc American Legion Centeno Presse American Legion Judo Club Lompoc Locust Streets Lompoc High School Daniels Santa Maria Los Angeles

Wilt leads Lakers to 105 94 win over Hawks in playoffs

Wilt Chamberlain powered Los Angeles with 24 points and 24 rebounds as the Lakers beat Atlanta 105 94 to stake a 2 0 lead in the Western Division finals. Jerry West added 23, and Dick Garrett hit 11 of 16 while Los Angeles built a 32 18 third quarter run amid a tense series.

Atlanta UPI Wilt Chamberlain Los Angeles Joe Mullaney Chamberlain Lakers Hawks Richie Guerin New York Knickerbockers Milwaukee Mullaney Phoenix

Lompoc Downs Righetti Steals County Lead Duel

Lompoc varsity tennis beat host Righetti 5-2 to move to 6-1 in league play and share the Santa Barbara County League lead with San Marcos. Cliff Thomas Eric Morlock Bob Bowen Les Johnson won singles. Brandon Selle won doubles in three sets.

Santa Barbara Lompoc Righetti Braves San Marcos Lompocs Cliff Thomas Eric Morlock Bob Bowen Les Johnson Richard Brandon Richard Selle SBCL Louis Mastella Tim Blotzke Clyde Petanovich David Hodges Richard Bottroff Greg Tichy Billy Brooks Johnson Burmester Wakefield Morlock English

Pro cage merger draws nearer

The ABA and NBA merger moves closer as ABA Commissioner Jack Dolph said the merger committee will report Tuesday and a public announcement will follow. Dolph declined further comment.

ABA Jack Dolph League

Angels suffer first home loss to White Sox at Anaheim

In a Tuesday night game the California Angels dropped their first loss, 3 1 to 1, to the Chicago White Sox. Jim Fregosi logged three singles and scored on Jay Johnstone's fourth inning hit, but the Angels left 11 on base as Minnesota Twins moved ahead in the AL West. The crowd of 18292 watched Ken Berry steal, Lefty Phillips cited Spencer’s sore foot, and Bill Rigney observed from the press box during the two game set with Andy Messersmith and Jim Perry pitching for the Twins.

Bobby Tolan Cincinnati San Diego Willie Crawford Jim Brewer Alan Foster Los Angeles Houston Johnny Callison Wrigley Field Cubs Chicago Philadelphia Phils Cookie Rojas Julian Javier St. Louis Montreal Mary Staehle Expos Anaheim UPI California Angels Angels Chicago White Sox Jim Fregosi Jay Johnstone Minnesota Twins Twins Andy Messersmith Jim Perry Bill Rigney Clyde Wright Ken Berry Berry Jim Spencer Spencer Lefty Phillips Johnstone Wright Luis Aparicio Carlos May Sandy Alomar May

Pipes pace Marlin swimmers with four wins at Atascadero

Karlyn Pipes led the Lompoc Marlins to four firsts at the northern Tri County swim meet in Atascadero. In the 7–8 girls, she won the 25 yard freestyle butterfly back and 50 yard freestyle and finished second in breaststroke. Other team members earned various placings across age groups as the next Tri County event set for April 25 in Lompoc while finals are scheduled May 9 in Santa Barbara.

Karlyn Pipes Lompoc Marlins Atascadero Cindy Sousa Randy Glaze Larry Luna Lori Glaze Kevin Hicks Ond Tom Fisher Mike Kowalik Tom Hicks Marshall Frasher Frasher Derek Pipes Steve Fisher Susan McConnell Mike Spring Jerry Kowalik Glen Green John Ritter David Ross Lompoc Marlins Santa Barbara

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