Braves overpower Cabrillo in Northern League meet
Lompoc Braves beat Cabrillo 77 to 59 on Cabrillo track to extend dual meet record to 5-0 and set up a favored run in next week's league finals. Cabrillo finishes with a 3-2 mark, tied with Arroyo Grande and San Luis.
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Reggie Jackson Eyes Orioles Without Full Contract
Slugger Reggie Jackson says he wants to play for the Baltimore Orioles and would consider starting without a contract if guaranteed protection in case of injury. He denies issuing an ultimatum and notes May start uncertainty while negotiations continue with Orioles officials and his agent.
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Jackson Denies Seeking 3 Million Five Year Contract
Jackson says reports of a 3 million five year deal are erroneous and not worth comment. He notes players like Frank Sinatra and the Jackson Five are paid for appearances and suggests such figures should be kept private while discussing Orioles trade rumors. In Birmingham LPGA action Maria Astrologes defends her Birmingham Classic title against Judy Rankin and top rivals Jo Ann Warsham led a pro am team to 17 under par. Rankin, winner of recent Dinah Shore and Karsten Ping Open, leads 56,891 earnings this season as she vies for more major wins in the fifth annual event with other stars including Ahern Prentiss Post Palmer and Burfeindt.
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Final Track Standings Include Close Righetti Victory
Yesterday's results show Righetti ahead of Santa Maria 69 to 67 and San Luis triumphing 762 to 56 over Arroyo Grande. Event details emphasize final scores and competitive finishes across teams.
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Reasor Sets Pace at New Orleans Open
In New Orleans at Lakewood Country Club Mike Reasor fired a seven under par 65 to take a two shot lead on opening day of the $175,000 New Orleans Open. Jack Nicklaus predicted a course record fall while Wally Armstrong Monty Kaser and Billy Casper trailed. others at 68 included Tom Watson Hubert Green John Mahaffey. Crenshaw withdrew with flu and January posted 70 as Littler finished six under.
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Kings win overtime as NHL playoff series go to the wire
In a chaotic night of hockey the New York Islanders beat Buffalo 3-2 to clinch their best-of-seven series four games to two. Billy Smith backstopped the win with his fourth straight victory as Toronto and Philadelphia split a high scoring affair 8-5 with L eafs captain Darryl Sittler scoring five goals aided by coach Gil Kelly and pyramid power. The Kings edged the Bruins 4-3 in overtime to force a seventh game in Boston. World Hockey Association action was light with Calgary, New England and Houston schedules noted.
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NHL executive released on bond in Canada case
National Hockey League President Clarence Campbell and four Canadian businessmen were freed on $100,000 bonds each after arraignment on two counts of conspiring to defraud the federal government. They await a second court appearance June 21 regarding alleged influence peddling linked to Sky Shops Export Ltd’s 1972 lease renewal at Montreal's Dorval airport. The group signed bonds and left the courthouse through a secret tunnel to avoid reporters. Campbell was Sky Shops president in 1972. Lapointe chaired the firm, Brown was a VP, Lavery treasurer.
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Stegman Heating Up As Arizona Star Sets Pace
Arizona senior Dave Stegman rides a 17 game hitting streak and 461 season average through 45 games, with 23 doubles and a 538 mark in six WAC games. SI praised him as the best hitting prospect on any campus and likened him to a right handed Fred Lynn.
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Pistons upset Warriors on the West Coast
Detroit thumped Golden State 123 to 111 at home, ending a 14 game Pistons drought on the road and tying the West semifinal series at one game each. Rick Barry led the Warriors with 27, while Curtis Rowe and Bob Lanier paced Detroit with 33 and 31 respectively.
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