Bolinger homers lift Lompoc Braves past Righetti for narrow lead
Lompoc sophomore Monte Bolinger drove in two in the fourth and homered as the Braves edge Righetti 6 to 4 in Santa Barbara County League action. Roy Thomas earned the win with a three hit effort while Randy Fos ter and Lynn Bautista led Warriors with two hits each. The victory puts Lompoc 8-1-1 atop the standings as Righetti drops to 8-2.
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Celtics Open Title Defense Against Lakers in NBA Finals
Celtics and Lakers meet in the 1960s NBA Finals with Bill Russell facing Wilt Chamberlain in a best of seven. Boston seeks a 11th crown while Los Angeles aims to repeat after a 108 73 season showdown victory.
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Philadelphia
New York
Syracuse
St. Louis
Minneapolis
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Jack Kent Cooke
NBA
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Lakers
Bill van Breda Kolff
Cubs Fall Twice to Pirates as Durocher Faces Ejection
Chicago's league leading Cubs dropped two to Pittsburgh 7-5 and 6-5, with Durocher ejected in the opener by rookie umpire Andy Olsen. Pirates catcher Willie Stargell belted a grand slam in the second game, as Bob Robertson drove in the decisive run. Cincinnati routed Houston 14-0 while San Francisco shut out Los Angeles 6-0 and San Diego beat Atlanta 8-4.
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UPI
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Houston
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Bobby Bonds
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles
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Rookie Fingers Shuts Out Twins in MLB Debut
Oakland Athletics rookie Roland Fingers pitched five innings of shutout ball in his first major league start, defeating the Minnesota Twins 7-0. Fingers admitted fear of the Twins lineup, naming Tony Oliva as the toughest opponent, as the A’s built a 2-0 lead and added four runs in the third.
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Jim Fregosi
Jay Johnstone
Jim McGlothlin
Angels
Tigers
Righetti nets topple Lompoc in local tennis meet
The visiting Righetti Warriors defeated the Lompoc Braves 61 yesterday. Lompoc stood at 3-9 overall and 1-9 in league play as Bob Bowen won for the Braves over Bob Burton in fourth singles. Bruce Petanovich reached three sets but fell to Jim Whalen 63 36 61. next, Lompoc heads to Santa Maria to face the Saints.
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Righetti Warriors
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Santa Maria
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Drysdale Shelled for Less as Dodgers Lose to Giants
Don Drysdale, 32, left the mound with a shoulder problem after a 6-0 loss to the San Francisco Giants. He allowed three earned runs in 42 1/3 innings as Bobby Bonds hit a two run homer and Don Mason added a leadoff triple in the fifth. Ray Sadecki pitched six hit shutout for the Giants, ending L A's six game win streak. Cincinnati Reds visit Dodger Stadium next with Gary Nolan opposing Don Sutton in a two game series.
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Don Sutton
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Phil Niekro
Frazier cruises to quick KO and big payday
Joe Frazier battered Dave Zyglewicz in 1 36 of the first round earning about 90 000 for the 96 second bout. Frazier weighed 204 1 2 pounds and improved to 23 0 as a pro while Zyglewicz fell to 38 2.
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Canadiens take 3-2 series lead in semifinal
Montreal defeated Boston 4-2 to move ahead 3-2 in the best of seven Stanley Cup semifinal series. Claude Provost scored twice in a fluke moment, Serge Savard was involved in a key penalty, and Bruins replies came from Ken Hodge who netted twice in the second period.
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Ken Hodge
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Mason Drives In Pair In Shutout Over Saints
Cabrillo junior righthander Tony Mason pitched a five hit shutout yielding a 2-0 win at Santa Maria in SBCL action. Mason and Bill Hunt each went 2 for 3 with Mason driving in both Cab’s RBIs on a fourth inning two run triple.
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Ken Adam tourney highlights two-teacher teams in match play
The second annual Ken Adam partner’s best ball tourney at Village Country Club saw LompoC High School teachers Bob Tate and Dan Johnson defeat dentistry teammates Don Warrick and Don Cooper to reach the championship flight. Defending champs Geasland Roughen and Lilly Phelps also advance as action continues through second round play.
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Santa Maria Saints win SBCL tennis over Cabrillo 5-2
Santa Maria defeats Cabrillo 5-2 in a SBCL varsity tennis meet in Santa Maria. Payne and Moore won doubles. Beers and Mahan also won for Cabrillo. Smith and Cowfield lost in three sets. Cabrillo’s Friday match with San Marcos postponed to May 9. next, Cabrillo hosts Righetti Tuesday in Santa Maria.
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