Valley sports roundup highlights Lompoc girls softball rout and swim results
Lompoc Braves blow out Santa Ynez 21 0 in five innings as Villalobos posts a triple and two hits to extend a school record streak. Northern League swimming sees Lompoc beat San Luis 93 79 Cabrillo edges Righetti in a tight meet. Arroyo Grande rescheduled Santa Ynez meet.
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Jan Jeffers
Mary Villalobos
Pirates
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Braves
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Imano
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Carroll
J. Jeffers
M. Villalobos
Cruz
Gonzales
Michels
Carpio
Mangum
D. Jeffers
Lompoc
Ss. Ynez
San Luis
Righetti
Santa Ynez
Arroyo Grande
Kim Lisle
Forez
SLO
Jackson
Laura Stegman
James
Shelley
K. Forsyth
McBride
Nancy Arnold
Anthony
Valley Freestyle Meet Yields Multiple Second Places
Four valley freestyle wrestlers stood on the Cerritos High stage in Greco Roman competition. Charlie Cheney finished second in the high school division and third in the open division at 123 pounds. Leonard Shepard 143 placed second in the high school division. Keaton Brashers 178 and Don Wilcox 167 each took second in the high school division. The next freestyle meet is the Surefoot Freestyle Tournament at Pierce College.
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Cerritos High
Charlie Cheney
Leonard Shepard
Keaton Brashers
Don Wilcox
Warrant Issued for Len Randle in Battery Case
A warrant was issued for Len Randle on aggravated battery charges for the March 28 beating of Rangers manager Frank Lucchesi at Tinker Field. The Orange County Sheriff's Department said Randle, named in the warrant, is sought out of state in Arlington Texas or Arizona with a $2,500 bond. Lucchesi suffered a fractured cheekbone in the incident.
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Village C C C results and mixed tourney winners
Village Country Club held its regular monthly mixed tournament with 27 four somes in a shotgun start. John Stand Nancy Stand LeMan Lee Peggy Lee led at 31 under par 185, followed by Frank Dulligan Martha Flaherty Ed Rogers Norma Stillman at 189. George Gentile Marge Gentile won mixed net 61.
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Nancy Stand
LeMan
Peggy Lee
Frank Dulligan
Martha Flaherty
Ed Rogers
Norma Stillman
Bill Lunberg
Elsie Briscoe
George
Marge Gentile
Wilt Chamberlain Shifts Focus From NBA To Volleyball Leadership
Wilt Chamberlain announces he will not return to NBA coaching, taking a leadership role in volleyball as president of the International Volleyball Association. He also outlines plans to raise the IVA profile, invest, and play for the Orange County Stars while aiming to match basketball’s peak visibility within a few years.
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American Basketball Association
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Craftsmen rout Scorpions in Lompoc Little League game
Terence Hughes led Craftsmen with a double and a homer while Ray and Bobby Campbell added triples and Aaron Leach hit a double. For Scorpions, Ray Bonham had a single as Mets defeated Braves 19 to 6 with Jeff Ray collecting three hits and Chris Hansen earning the win. Michael Terrones had two Braves hits and a key run-saving catch.
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Michael Banquelos
Chris Hansen
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Lompoc Valley Bowl finals set with top bowlers clash
Pinfall Weekly previews the Lompoc Valley Bowl Single Scratch League finals on Wednesday at 9 30 p m top five players advance Dick Goodman faces Larry Riley with Hef Heflen next then second seed George LaCombe final match pits winner against league leader Steve Gardino Youth and other league highlights list high series games and standings including Dawn Hall Donna Hall Ted Martin and Doc Cunningham with signups for the Summer League
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Larry Riley
Hef Heflen
George LaCombe
Steve Gardino
I. S. Signore
Track duel: USC and UCLA clashing in Pac-8 meet
USC coach Vern Wolfe and UCLA rival Jim Bush call the Pac-8 dual meet even as they target wins in the 400-meter and mile relays. USC features Graybehl Simmons Andrews Edwards aiming for a 39 second mile relay, while UCLA parades Owens Myles Hampton Foster hoping under 39 seconds in the 400 relay. Long Beach State hosts an invitational next.
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UCLA
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Trojan
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Mike Simmons
Joel Andrews
Clancy Edwards
Bruin
James Owens
Bennie Myles
Millard Hampton
Gregory Foster
Southern California Track Writers Association
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