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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1976

Page

8

Reds top Jones as Foster homers in 5-4 win

Cincinnati defeats San Diego 5-4 as George Foster belted his 23rd homer to break a 2-2 tie and Doug Flynn drove in two in the sixth. Randy Jones suffers his fifth loss after 11 straight wins against the West and a 7-1 lifetime mark vs the Reds. Sparky Anderson said the club seized the moment to beat him.

United Press International Randy Jones Cincinnati Reds Jones George Foster Doug Flynn Reds San Diego Cincinnati Sparky Anderson Anderson

Yankees Slipping in East Race Amid Slump

The New York Yankees face a tightening AL East battle as they ride a nine game lead shrinkage, with losses to the Orioles and Red Sox. Regge Jackson powered Baltimore with three hits including his 18th homer and a ninth inning RBI single. Willie Horton notes pressure mounting on the Yankees while Red Sox rallies spark a 5-4 win. Roy Smalley, Cubbage, and Hisle lead a Twins comeback with a record 12 stolen bases by the A’s in the opener.

New York Yankees Yankees Orioles New York Tigers Boston Red Sox Regge Jackson Jackson Dock Ellis Willie Horton Red Sox Carl Yastrzemski Dwight Evans Butch Hobson Sparky Lyle Rick Burleson Denny Doyle Bill Lee Twins A’s Roy Smalley Stan Bahnsen Mike Cubbage Larry Hisle

Village CC By EDGANSTER Golf Results

Village Country Club Men s Golf Association results show weekly two best balls of foursome events. Wednesday s winner was Barnard Caudle Janatsch and Cram with net 4. Friday s seniors winner was Teller Rowland Ganster and Timmer with net 45.

Edganster Village Country Club Bob Barnard Glenn Caudle George Janatsch John Cram Bill Teller Wayne Rowland Ed Ganster Dick Timmer Vern Tyler Jim Painter Harry Paaske Tom Melgaard

Golf results show team and mixed event winners

Leary and Ray Cushman win as a team with a net 45, while Picea best ball foursome Kotowski Pendley Nick Lampley Gerald Dutra finish net 56. Morris Doran Wayne Best Ron Hansen take net 45 in individual event. Jim Ellis and Whitey Bloom top Saturday Sunday best ball twosome with net 87, Hofmeister duo Ben and Ted second at 58. In mixed play Dick Ellis Cutti win net 60, Russ Neva Rummonds second at 61.

City softball slow pitch results and standout players

Winston's Valley Pedalers beat Walt's Mobil 1 with Steve Miller Bruce Coggin and Darrell Dias each on two hits. Earl Becker earned the win while Cleve Shuster went 3 for 3 for Walt's with Andy Sanchez doubling. Fat Jax outscored Scoreboard 11 to 10 as Eddie Parker Jim Grafton and Dave Felix had two hits each and John Dwyer homered with two RBI. Board's Tony Machado tripled and two RBI, Larry Manfrina doubled and drove in two. First Baptist defeated First Southern Baptist 10 to 6 as Newcomb homered and drove in a run, Mitch McPeek tripled for two, Ray Weatherill had two hits, and Nolan Dankenbring earned the win. Nazarene edged Foursquare 6 to 5 in eight innings with Bill Burden and Mark Lane contributing, while First Southern Baptist crushed Foursquare 16 to 1 as Ron Price, William Johnes, Karl Stults, Ken Tucker and Tim Fickess contributed in the win with Dankenbring again the pitcher. Foursquare’s Darry Gregory doubled and singled, Dennis Johnson had two RBI, Rony Olivas homered for three RBI, and Ray Weatherill added two hits.

Winston's Valley Pedalers Walt Mobil Steve Miller Bruce Coggin Darrell Dias Earl Becker Cleve Shuster Walt's Andy Sanchez Fat Jax Eddie Parker Jim Grafton Dave Felix John Dwyer Rbi Board Tony Machado Larry Manfrina Gary Adair Bobby Howell First Baptist First Southern Baptist Newcomb Mitch McPeek Ray Weatherill Kathy Tugman FSB Nolan Dankenbring Ron Price Nazarene Foursquare Church Bill Burden Mark Lane Southern Baptist William Johnes Karl Stults Ken Tucker Tim Fickess Darry Gregory Dennis Johnson Larry Rony Olivas Mike Malone

Petty ends winless decade in Pocono Grand National race

Richard Petty drove the STP Dodge to victory at Pocono International Raceway for $20,640, ending a 10 year drought. David Pearson led until a tire cut, finishing fourth behind Petty, Buddy Baker, and Benny Parsons in a 48 lead change, track record 115.874 mph, after 38 caution laps and a serious early accident involving Bill Hollar and Joe Frasson. Lennie Pond finished fifth as Bobby Allison endured tire-change confusion and later relief by Neil Bonnell.

Petty Pocono International Raceway David Pearson Spartanburg S.C Buddy Baker Benny Parsons

Northern drivers dominate at Santa Maria Speedway main events

Bob Payne led the superstock main on lap seven at Santa Maria Speedway to win his third win of the season while Mike Mitchell, Bob Taylor and LeRoy Shaffer followed. Danny Blanco led the first heat and Larry Weber won the second heat. Rick Horton won the sprint-modified main with Gib by Perine, Mike McCreary and Tom Abreu behind. Howard Bessette won the VW main event.

Santa Maria Bob Payne Santa Maria Speedway Mike Mitchell Bob Taylor LeRoy Shaffer Mitchell Taylor Bob Meneley Payne Oceano Danny Blanco Wire Larry Weber NARC Rick Horton Walnut Creek Gibby Perine Camarillo Mike McCreary San Jose Tom Abreu Castro Valley Frank Burgin Ace Duncan Norwalk Abreu del Muntzel Perine Duncan Howard Bessette Santa Barbara Santa

Viren Named Outstanding Athlete of 1976 Games

Lasse Viren the Finnish double Olympic distance champion topped a UPI reporters poll as the outstanding athlete of the 1976 Games with 15 votes. Nadia Comaneci placed second with 12 votes after her seven perfect marks and three golds.

Montreal UPI Lasse Viren United Press International Viren South America Europe Nadia Comaneci Comaneci

Valley judoists win tourney titles and advance divisions

Valley judoists claimed titles in the Intermediate Division with three wins and a draw, earned a promotion to Green belt in the girls Shonen Division, and Jim Johnston placed third in the Yonen Advanced Division. Lom poc competitors included Tommy Rapoto and Al Navarro. The team will compete next at the Vandenberg AFB invitational in September. contact Ron Johnston at 736-1732 for club information.

Aes Noemenalocdiver Jimmy Johnston Yonen Lompoc Tommy Rapoto al Navarro Vandenberg Afb Ron Johnston

Weekend Baseball Results From Multiple Cities

Saturday results show Minnesota over Oakland 6-5 and Boston 6 New York 4 with late games in Detroit Baltimore Texas Kansas City and others. Sunday scores include Minnesota 8 Oakland 7 and Chicago 6 St Louis 2 as well as Cincinnati routing San Diego 12-1 and Pittsburgh 6 night.

Minnesota Oakland Boston New York Detroit Baltimore Texas Kansas City Cleveland Milwaukee Chicago California St. Louis Philadelphia San Francisco Los Angeles Houston Atlanta Cincinnati San Diego Montreal Pittsburgh West L Pet Hss

Hurley sets speed mark at IMSA event in Talladega

Lee Hurley of Birmingham set a closed course world speed record of 148.401 mph in IMSA RS sedans at the Alabama International Motor Speedway. Sharon Fuller of Gadsden set a women’s IMSA RS sedan mark at 114.980 mph. James Reeve of Atlanta posted 146.089 mph in a Corvette in stock racing. Gerhard Henkerott of Frankfurt topped three wheeled motorcycles with 125.537 mph.

Talladega Ala UPI Lee Hurley Birmingham International Motor Sports Association IMSA Alabama International Motor Speedway Sharon Fuller Gadsden James Reeve Atlanta Vair Gerhard Henkerott Frankfurt

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