Lompoc Braves face Dos Pueblos jinx in SBCL title chase
In Santa Barbara County League action the Lompoc Braves cling to the top spot as Santa Maria Saints and Cabrillo Conquistadores push hard. Dos Pueblos previously ended Lompoc’s streak. the Chargers sit last in league but seek another upset as Lompoc nears the pennant, with key games upcoming and CIF implications.
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Cabrillo Conquistadores
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Scott O'leary
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Hillmen
Charles Atlas
Congs
Santa Maria
CIF
Norte Vista High
AAA
NV Braves
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Santa Maria - Lompoc
Dan Bodary
Angels Bench Carries Win Over Indians in 8-4 Victory
Angels reserve players produced six of eight runs and Eddie Fisher pitched a no hit complete effort in 3 1 3 innings to gain the win. Roger Repoz drove in three runs and Syd O'Brien homered as Tony Gonzalez doubled in two.
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Roger Repez
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Tony Conigliaro
Syd O’brien
Jim Fregosi
Fisher
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Atlanta
Ken Henderson
Tito Fuentes
Hal Lanier
Cecil Upshaw
Giants
Pat Jarvis
Upshaw
Don McMahon
New York Mets
Cardinals
Gil Hodges
Mets
Donn Clendenon
Clendenon
Ed Kranepool
Seventh inning rally powers Angels win in finale
In the third inning The Angels secured the win as Gonzalez and O’Brien walked. Ken McMullen delivered a RBI single and Repez doubled to drive in two more, closing out the scoring.
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Ken McMullen
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El Cordobes tops Namath with riches and fame
Miltons Richman profiles Manuel Benitez El Cordobes, the famed bullfighter, detailing his immense wealth about 14 million dollars, international fame, and rumored romantic escapades. The piece notes plans to telecast his June 13 exhibition via COMSAT closed circuit in major venues and quotes Barnaby Conrad on his charisma and allure.
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London
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Manuel Benitez
Lew Alcindor
Arnold Palmer
Laffit Pincay, Jr
Willie Mays
Barnaby Conrad
Tijuana
Stars and Colonels to clash in ABA finals opener
Utah Stars win Western Division with a 108-101 decisive game over Indiana Pacers and host the Kentucky Colonels in the best of seven final. Salt Palace columns report record ticket demand for the first two games as both teams reach the finals.
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the Colonels
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Indiana Pacers
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Virginia Squires
Bill Sharman
Beaty
Robbins
Dan Issel
Issel
Charlie Jackson
Lompoc
Jackson
Braves
Bill Cheadle
Braves face SBCL finals with title in reach
Lompoc High warns Dos Pueblos High and Santa Barbara rival San Marcos as the SBCL track finals loom at Huyck Stadium. Chargers lead with 14 points, Braves second with 12, Royals at 10. A tight meet could end in a two or three way tie with scoring based on dual-meet results.
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Big Sky High
Atascadero High
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Dos Pueblos High
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Dos Pueblos
Hiatt
Chargers
Rangers win in third overtime to tie series for Stanley Cup
New York Rangers defeat Chicago Black Hawks 3-2 in the third overtime to even the best of seven series at three games apiece. Montreal Canadiens advance to Cup finals with a 3-2 win over Minnesota after a disallowed goal for Ted Hampson.
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Pete Stemkowski
Rangers
Chicago Black Hawks
Chicago
Minnesota
Ted Hampson
Montreal
Downing Sets Dodger Path to Pennant in 1971
Dodgers edge Pirates 2-1 as Al Downing citizen standout in the rotation alongside Singer Sutton and Osteen. Mikkelsen finish secures win after Downing’s seven innings of six hits. Giants, Mets, Reds post key wins enhancing early NL standings.
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al Downing
Richie Allen
Dogers
Sandy Koufax
Andy Kosco
Milwaukee
Downing
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Allen
Pete Mikkelsen
Pittsburgh
Duke Sims
San Diego
St. Louis
Bill Singer
Don Sutton
Claude Osteen
Dodger
Pirates
Richie Hebner
Jose Pagan
Mikkelsen
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Cincinnati
San Dergo
New York
Montreal
Chicago
San Francisco
Atlanta
Oscar predicts sweep for Bucks in title series
Milwaukee Bucks aim to finish their NBA finals sweep against Baltimore Bullets as Oscar Robertson predicts a four straight wins. If Milwaukee wins, they tie the 1959 Boston Celtics for the quickest four game title run, with Lew Alcindor matched against Wes Unseld in hostile Baltimore.
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Wes Unseld
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Alcindor
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