Braves dominate Cabrillo 6 2 as Torres hurls five hitter
Lompoc Braves stretch Santa Barbara County League streak to 10 straight with a 6 2 win at Cabrillo. Ted Torres tossed a complete game no loss record 11 strikeouts and five hits allowed. Early 4 run first inning set the pace as Dave Stegman Monte Bolinger and Bobby Grossini drove in runs.
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Lompoc Braves Dominate Cabrillo in 92 26 Track Win
Jackson leads Lompoc to a one sided victory over Cabrillo as he wins three events. The Braves stay undefeated in dual meets with their 30th win and set a school record by Bee weight Sid Dansby in the high jump. Mayor meet planned at Huyck Stadium next week with CIF qualifier May 8.
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Holtzman Secures Cubs Third Straight Win Over Astros
Cubs pitcher Ken Holtzman hurled five singles and delivered a two run double as Chicago topped Houston 6 3 for an eighth straight win, lifting the club a game ahead of St Louis and Pittsburgh in the NL East standings. Other NL results include Braves 9 Reds 0 Phillies 5 Padres 4 Giants 12 Expos 3 Dodgers 1 Mets 0 in 15 innings.
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Golf Arrives in Franklin Park as Blizzard Rages
The Boston Herald report from December 12, 1890 recounts Franklin Park hosting golf for the first time in city history. Players battled a blizzard as holes were set and Mansfield posted a notable long shot while several rounds yielded seven to nine strokes.
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Babe Ruth Candy Sale Slated Across Lompoc Areas
Lompoc Babe Ruth league announces its annual candy sale tomorrow with about 120 boys selling Heath candies door to door in Lompoc Mission Hills Vandenberg Village and FCI. Proceeds fund league equipment for this season.
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Beard fires 64 leads Champions at La Costa coast
Frank Beard shot an eight under par 64 to grab a 36 hole lead in the Champions at La Costa with a total of 134. Tony Jacklin sits three behind after rounds of 69 and 68 while Bruce Crump ton is third at 138. Gary Player and others hover near par with 140. Beard credits his long putts and a 20 foot hole in.
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Reed Tops Wilt as Knicks Edge Lakers 124 112
Knicks beat the Los Angeles Lakers 124 to 112 in the NBA playoff opener led by Willis Reed with 37 points despite Wilt Chamberlain injuring his knee. Frazier and Russell sparked the late surge as New York seized control in the fourth quarter.
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First girls CIF swimming title meet scheduled
The CIF Southern Section announces the first girls swim championships with preliminaries May 23 at Foothill High School Tustin. Finals are May 29 at Beverly Hills High School. Diving prelims May 16 at Mesa Verde Country Club. Contact the CIF office for entry forms.
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Suns Acquire Clem Haskins From Bulls
The Phoenix Suns obtain Clem Haskins after he averaged 20.3 points this season, sending center Jim Fox and a 1971 second round pick to Chicago. The deal follows a day of baseball standings and rain delays with several games postponed.
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Howards ejected late but Senators win on long homer
Frank Howard of the Washington Senators was ejected by umpire Jim Honochick after arguing a called third strike in the fifth inning. He had already homered to break a 3-3 tie in the third, a blast estimated at 510 feet, helping the Senators defeat the California Angels 5-3 at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium.
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Funny car show lights up Santa Maria drag races
The Santa Maria Valley Jaycees sponsor a monthly drag event at the Santa Maria Airport quarter mile strip. Fuel injected funny cars begin qualifying in the morning with eliminations at 1 p.m. The first 500 spectators receive free stadium seats with paid admission.
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