Lompoc pitcher Torres one-hits San Marcos in 2-0 win
Ted Torres pitched a one hitter with 16 strikeouts as Lompoc beat San Marcos 2 0 on the Lompoc diamond. Joe Brooks hit a solo homer and drove in an insurance run, Carlos Gonzales doubled and scored, while Kriger allowed five hits for San Marcos in the Santa Barbara County League tilt.
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Carlos Gonzales
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Dave Ericson
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Bobby Grossini
Monte Bolinger
Krnger
Mike Salas
Dick Allen Paces Cards as Mets Blank Phillies
Dick Allen slugged his fourth homer in eight games to spark the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Mets shutout the Phillies 6-0, and other results included Chicago edging Montreal 8-7 and Cincinnati beating Pittsburgh.
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Cabrillo Edges Saint to Force 59 59 Tie in County Meet
Cabrillo defeated Santa Maria in several events but the meet ended in a 59 59 deadlock after a late shot by Capling and a Cabrillo relay sweep. Saint Kenny Kring led Santa Maria with three wins in high hurdles low hurdles and pole vault.
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Les Capling
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Conquistadores
Kenny Kring
Robin Enerson
Rockets crush Caps to open ABA playoffs in Denver
Denver Rockets topple Washington Caps 130 111 as Larry Jones nets 33 and Spencer Haywood 32. Los Angeles Stars beat Dallas Chaps 115 103, New York Nets edge Kentucky Colonels 122 118 in OT. Indiana Pacers host Carolina Cougars next in Eastern series.
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Royals gain loop tennis lead with win over Braves
San Marcos Royals take sole first in County League after Jim Erb wins 8-6 1-6 6-4 over Bob Bowen to lift the team to 7-1 while Lompoc drops to 6-2 tied for second with Dos Pueblos. Lompoc also won doubles while junior varsity fell 5-2.
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Richard Selle
Richard Brandon
Claude Thomas
Tim Blotzke
Marven Stewart
Louis Mastella
Jay Vees
Fridrich Dashes to Third in CIF Jump at Lompoc meet
Lompoc senior John Fridrich cleared 6 feet 7 inches for third in CIF Southern Section ranking during a dual with Dos Pueblos at Goleta. Lompoc decisively defeated Dos Pueblos 86 to 30, sweeping lightweight and class C events, with Fridrich’s jump highlighting the day amid windy conditions.
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Randy Fulkerson
Santa Fe
Bill Ingram
Morningside
Warriors ride fielding miscues to 5 1 win over Cabrillo
Righetti pitcher Randy Foster went three for four and two hitters while the Warriors capitalized on six Cabrillo errors for a 5-1 league baseball win in Santa Maria. Foster struck out eight as Cabrillo, led by starter Mac Fisher, allowed four walks and four strikeouts in six innings.
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Wilt Chamberlain and Lew Alcindor Dominate 1970 Playoffs
Wilt Chamberlain nailed two late free throws to lift the Lakers 115-114 over the Hawks for a 3-0 Western Division finals lead. Lew Alcindor exploded for 33 points and 31 rebounds as Milwaukee beat New York 101-96 to cut the Knicks’ series deficit to 2-1. West fouled out late. Hudson and Beard led Atlanta with 22 each.
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Cater's bases cleared by 11th inning triple spark Yankees
Danny Cater delivered a bases loaded triple in the 11th inning to push the New York Yankees past the Baltimore Orioles 4-1. The win followed earlier 11th inning dramas elsewhere as Detroit beat Boston 3-2, Oakland topped Minnesota 5-2, and Kansas City defeated California 7-5.
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