Umpire Froehlich faces tough spot in Lompoc Cabrillo game
Local high school baseball umpire Grr Froehlich worked the plate in a key Santa Barbara League matchup between Lompoc and Cabrillo, a game that drew attention because his son Steve plays for Lompoc. Coaches praised his fairness, with Righetti coach John Rubck offering strong support. The league's final round robin begins tomorrow, shaping the title race among Lompoc, Righetti, Dos Pueblos, and others.
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Koosman Shakes Sophomore Jinx Halts Pirates 2-0
Mets pitcher Jerry Koosman blanked Pittsburgh on five hits to earn a 2-0 victory as Cleon Jones went 3-for-3 with an RBI and a run. Jones boosted his average to a league-leading .444, following Ken Boswell's first-inning double and Ed Kranepool's run-scoring single.
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Oaks and Pacers reach ABA finals after sweep
Oakland Oaks beat New Orleans Buccaneers 113 107 to take a 3 0 series lead led by Gary Bradds 33 and Warren Armstrong 25. Indiana Pacers downed Miami Floridians 119 105 as Fred Lewis scored 33. Both series head to fourth games Friday in Miami and New Orleans. Also noting Cabrillo Landing reports strong rock cod catches and Santa Barbara trout stocking plans.
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Bravettes Sweep Past San Marcos at Huyck Stadium
Lompoc Braves girls track team dominated San Marcos Royals 63 to 23 at Huyck Stadium. Tish Lunsford won three events and Gale Schmidt added two as Lompoc swept seven of ten races. Schmidt also won the 50 yard hurdles and shot put. Lunsford won the 50, 880 and high jump. Biggs earned the 220. 440 relay team led by Nuernberg, Thwing, Nuernberg, and Schmidt finished first.
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LHS CHS Swimmers Qualify For Santa Barbara County Finals
Lompoc and Cabrillo swimmers earned berths in the Santa Barbara County League finals at Dos Pueblos after a preliminary meet. Tony Hewes led Lompoc with a third in the 100 yard freestyle at 53.3 seconds, with Hewes also reaching the 200 free final. Cabrillo's Randy Walker and Mike McDougle posted several qualifying times, including McDougle in the 50 free and Parker of Lompoc placing high in the medley and backstroke.
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Santa Ynez 55 Cabrillo 35 in girls track duel
Santa Ynez topped Cabrillo 55 to 35 on Cabrillo oval as Jeanne Tibbetts swept two events and Debbie Chapin also doubled. Tibbetts won the 50 yard low hurdles and 50 yard dash while Chapin took the 100 and 220 yard dashes and placed second in long jump for high point honors with 13. Meyers won the 880 for Cabrillo and Andrews claimed the shot put as Cabrillo added thirds in 440 and 50.
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Familiar look hits Dodgers in 6 3 win over Reds
Dodgers win their 10th game of the season 6 3 as they rally from a 3 0 deficit behind Don Sutton who improves to 1 2 on the year. The victory ties Los Angeles with the Atlanta Braves for first in the standings.
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West leads Lakers past Celtics in playoff opener
Jerry West scores a playoff career high 53 points to lift the Los Angeles Lakers 120-118 over the Boston Celtics in game one. Elgin Baylor adds 24 as Wilt Chamberlain blocks 13, while Bill Russell nets 37 for Boston in a tense Forum finish.
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Bruins Face Crunching Game Five With Canadiens
In Boston Garden the Bruins trail Montreal 3 2 in the Eastern finals with a decisive seventh game possible. Derek Sanderson battles a left leg barley horse injury as Boston relies on home ice to force a comeback and extend the series.
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Lompoc Little League Opens 1969 Season Saturday
Lompoc's Little League will inaugurate the 1969 season with a parade and opening day ceremonies. A double header features two National League teams the Pis tons vs Aztecs and an American League game Truckers vs Pizza Palace. The junior high band and civic officials will attend.
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Braves Saints game moved to 2 30 start
The Braves and Saints schedule change shifts their game to 2 30 p m tomorrow at Santa Maria Elks Field due to bus transportation conflicts. Lompoc requested the earlier start. Cabrillo hosts San Marcos and Righetti visits Dos Pueblos in the county league slate.
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San Marcos Royals top Braves 44-1 in golf league clash
San Marcos Royals varsity golf swept all five matches to stay unbeaten in league with a 44-1 victory over Lompoc at Burning Wood in Santa Barbara. Rick Zuzalek led the Royals with a 71 as Randy Milam shot 277 for Lompoc, earning low medal honors. Lompoc visitors face Cabrillo next at Village Country Club.
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