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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1971
Page
3
Nicklaus and Barber each carded 71 in the second round at the MONY Tournament of Champions to sit tied for the lead at 140 after 36 holes. Palyer trailed by one stroke, while Devlin and Coody regrouped to midpack as rough conditions punished errant drives.
Lompoc varsity loses to Santa Maria 4 to 3 with Marvin Stewart and Richerson among winners. Cabrillo varsity falls 9 to 2 to Righetti. Cabrillo JV not scheduled. San Luis Obispo to visit Lompoc Tuesday for tennis.
Cabrillo-Conquistadores edge Righetti 4-3 as Mike Kluge hits a second grand slam this season to supply all Cabrillo runs. Ernie Martin notches the win, Tom Miller the loss, with Cabrillo tying for second in the league standings. Tuesday trip to Arroyo Grande looms.
Dodgers score first in NL West clash as Claude Osteen fires a five hitter with no walks to beat the Reds 3-0. Steve Garvey drives in two runs with a pair of doubles. Don Sutton to start next vs Wayne Simpson. Ralston named U S Davis Cup coach for 1971 for fourth straight year.
Stone, a Kent State product, earned his first major league win as the Giants beat the Dodgers 2-0. Steve Stone, praised by manager Charlie Fox as a top starter, had a five hit shutout against the Pirates with 22 relatives watching. Osteen earned his third win as Los Angeles moved within four games of San Francisco.
Lompoc Braves beat Santa Maria Saints 2 0 at Elks Field behind Roy Thomas on the mound and two timely hits. Don Landry and Kelly Candaele started the fourth with a double and single, scoring on Jeff Bratz’s sacrifice fly. Landry lifted his league average to .667 with 10 hits in 15 at bats.
Denny McLain, in his first Washington season controversy, was ejected by umpire Art Frantz in the fourth inning of a 4-0 loss to Milwaukee. McLain disputed a call after two key hits and later claimed he did not use abusive language, saying he only voiced frustration over missed pitches.
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