Lompoc Braves Beat Cabrillo 12 4 In Key League Victory
Thomas threw a two hitter with 16 strikeouts as Lompoc defeats Cabrillo 12 to 4 in SBCL action. Cabrillo’s only runs came in the seventh on a clean hit by Ernie Martin and a later pinch hitter walk, while Mike Kluge hit a grand slam for Lompoc. The win leaves Lompoc tied with Santa Maria for first in the league as they prepare to host San Marcos on Tuesday.
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Two NHL big guns back UPI Sports Writer
Two NL batters top back in action Tom Seaver and Juan Marichal return delivering strong starts Seaver shutout threat against Pirates Marichal no hit through eight innings and still perfect this season Others include Gibson Buckner and Williams driving late rallies in NL action
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Shaving Strokes golf tips on makeable putts
A golf tips excerpt explains that longer putts have lower odds and urges players to decide what is makeable. It advises focusing on closeness rather than sinking every putt and suggests a bet test to judge makeability. The note promotes Frank Beard's Shaving Strokes column and a $1 copy offer via Lompoc Record.
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Memorial services set for Rams chief Daniel F Reeves
Daniel F Reeves president and general manager of the Los Angeles Rams dies at 58 from cancer in New York. Memorial services are planned Sunday at St Pauls Church in West Los Angeles at 8 p.m. Burial will follow at Gate of Heaven Cemetery in Westchester County.
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Hancock Bulldogs Move Up In State Baseball Rankings
Hancock holds sixth in the state junior college baseball poll with 22.5 points, up eight spots from last month. Lee Davis leads the team with a .467 batting average in the league and .367 overall, while Carlos Gonzales drives in 15 runs and Bob Howell has three homers. Sophomores Carl Hathaway and Frank Reyes anchor the pitching staff as Hancock improves to 17-7 after a 26 scoreless innings streak by Hathaway.
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Knicks edge Bullets to take 3 2 edge in East finals
Walt Frazier led the Knicks with 28 points and stellar defense as New York beat Baltimore 89 84 to grab a 3 2 lead in the NBA Eastern Conference finals. Lew Alcindor poured in 31 points and 21 rebounds to spark Milwaukee’s 117 94 win over the Lakers in the West final.
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Orioles extend lead with Dobson gem. Sox lose seventh
The Orioles beat the Yankees 6-1 as Pat Dobson pitched effectively and backed by a three-run sixth inning. Baltimore strengthens its Eastern Division lead while Chicago drops to seven straight losses same day Oakland defeats the A's 5-4 on Reggie Jackson’s 10th inning homer.
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