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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1969

Page

4

Lompoc Falls 11-3 to Covina in Legion Tourney

Lompoc American Legion Junior Baseball. After a 11-3 win over Santa Monica, Lompoc lost 11-3 to Covina in the Sixth Region Tournament. The team faced San Fernando this morning in a loser's bracket elimination round seeking a rematch.

Burbank Santa Monica Lompoc American Legion Covina Lompoc San Fernando Lou Domingos

Golf group’s wagers and chaos over a long Wednesday round

The Wednesday AM golf group shares tales of woe over a four hour round with bets, clips of great shots, and misfires. Names of players and spectators appear amid chatter about strokes, scores, and the evolving pot after a back nine scramble.

JJB VCC Pard Ed Sperber Ed Ganster Bob Bickford Art Timmer Don Jenkins Poloni Brothers John and Louie George Janatsch Bill Perry George Good Dan Johnson Flying Nun Jake Scott Ron Leedy Dick Higgs Leedy John Jack Geasland Duke Campbell Dave Baker Don Chatterton Santa Maria WCC

Raiders seek revenge win over Chiefs

Oakland aims to stop a pair of pre season losses to Kansas City in the 1969 opener at Birmingham. Key Chiefs injuries include Otis Taylor and Frank Pitts, while Raiders quarterback depth is thin with Lamonica starting and Stabler absent.

Birmingham Ala UPI Oakland Raiders Kansas City Chiefs Chiefs Raiders Oakland Kansas City Otis Taylor Frank Pitts Len Dawson Mike Garrett Bob Holmes Daryle Lamonica John Madden Ken Stabler Lamonica Stabler Tuscaloosa Eldridge Dickey Tom Keating Dan Birdwell Bill Laskey

Redskins open Lombardi era in exhibition loss to Bears

Greg Cook threw three touchdown passes but the Washington Redskins lost as Vince Lombardi begins his tenure as coach in an exhibition game against the Chicago Bears. Other exhibition matchups included Colts at Chargers, Vikings at Dolphins, Raiders at Chiefs, and Bills at Oilers as Namath and the Jets defeated the College All-Stars 26 24.

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Auerbach keeps Bill Russell as Celtic coaching first pick

Red Auerbach remains focused on appointing Bill Russell as Boston Celtics coach. Russell, who led the team to the NBA title as player coach, says he is quitting, prompting Auerbach to press his case and anticipate a possible return before training camp.

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Ashe and Graebner reach Eastern grass court semi finals

Top seeds Arthur Ashe and Clark Graebner advance in the $20,000 Eastern Grass Courts championship at South Orange. Ashe, the No 1 seed, defeats Jim Osborne 6 4 6 4 to reach a potential final with Graebner, who ousted Charley Pasarell 11 13 6 4 7 5.

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McLain first 16 game winner as Tigers blank White Sox

Denny McLain, fresh from bronchitis treatment, tossed a six hitter to beat Chicago 8-0 and become the first 16 game winner in the majors this season. He surpassed 220 innings pitched this year, reflecting his dominance on the mound despite distractions. Other AL results include Minnesota over Baltimore 4-3 in 10, Oakland 4-3 over Boston, Washington 5-3 over California, New York 4-2 over Seattle, and Kansas City 6-0 over Cleveland. NL action saw Chicago 5-2 over San Diego, San Francisco 5-1 over Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 7-6 over Philadelphia, New York 5-4 over Atlanta, Houston 5-3 over Montreal, and St. Louis 7-2 over Los Angeles.

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National League and American League Standings and Schedul

Baseball standings for the National and American Leagues are listed with records, games back, and key teams. Friday results show Chicago, San Diego, San Francisco, Houston, Cincinnati, New York, Atlanta, St. Louis, and Los Angeles with scores. Saturday and Sunday schedules detail probable pitchers and matchups across cities including Atlanta Milwaukee?

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Cardinals surge to five game win streak after strong July start

St. Louis, rebounding from a rough stretch, opened July with a 7 2 victory over the Dodgers to extend a five game run and 12th win in 14. Vada Pinson extended his hitting streak to 22 as Chicago pressed in the East. Other NL scores and AL results noted. former 1926 World Series pitcher Shad Rhem died at 66.

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Major League Batting and Power Leaders Snapshot

National and American league leaders showcased with top averages runs batted in and home run counts. Notable names include Jones and Alou leading batting averages, McCovey Johnson Aaron and May driving home runs, Santo Banks Killebrew and Yastrzemski among RBI leaders, while pitchers Seaver McLain McNally and Lolich top wins and ERA categories.

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Babe Ruth Tournament Schedule in Northern California

Pioneer Park hosts the Babe Ruth state playoffs from today through next Saturday with games at 10 am, 1 pm, and 4 pm. Matches include District 5 vs Auburn, Fortuna vs District 1 winner, and Lompoc vs Bullard, plus weekend pairings Monterey vs Newman and Vallejo vs Auburn-Dist 5 winner.

Northern California Pioneer Park Fourth Airport City Park Auburn Fortuna Lompoc Bullard Fresno Monterey Newman Vallejo Auburn - Dist Belmont Fortuna - Dist South Sacramento

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