Disastrous first inning sinks Lompoc Ruthers again
The Lompoc Babe Ruth All-Stars were routed by Stockton 16 3 at Sinsheimer Park as a disastrous first inning blew open the game. Lompoc failed to recover, scoring only in the bottom of the third after Stockton poured in 12 runs in the top of the first.
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Mets win on Mazzilli hit in 14th after long rain
Mets edge Dodgers 4 3 in 14 innings at Shea as Lee Mazzilli singles home Joel Youngblood after Andy Olsen balked Mike Garman. Pete Flynn grounds crew and rain delays shaped the late game while Doug Ray left early in protest.
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Rangers win slugfest 12 10 over White Sox to extend streak
The Texas Rangers outslugged the AL West leading Chicago White Sox 12 10 for their fifth straight win and 11 of 12. Mike Hargrove blasted a three run homer as part of a six run 12th inning. Toby Harrah Jim Sundberg and Willie Horton drove in two runs each.
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Defending champ fires 68 in Pro-Am at Hartford
Rik Massengale opens defense of his Greater Hartford Open title with a 68 in the Pro-Am at Wethersfield Country Club. Jim Simons led pro field with 66, one stroke ahead of Wally Armstrong. Peter Oosterhuis and Lee Trevino also figure in the field as the 72 hole event begins in Connecticut.
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Kings Hire Ron Stewart as Coach in Los Angeles
Ron Stewart, a 21 year NHL veteran and former Rangers coach, was named the Los Angeles Kings new head coach. He succeeds Bob Pulford who left to join the Chicago Blackhawks as coach and GM. Stewart has 1,352 career games and 276 goals, with notable time with the Maple Leafs and Rangers.
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Village Hills Little League Meeting Set Tonight
A general meeting of Village Hills Little League is scheduled for 7 tonight at the Village Country Club Tee Room. The public is invited to attend as the group reviews the season's activities.
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Austin's 68 Leads Field in Europe at Sunningdale
Debbie Austin shot six under 68 to take a one stroke lead in the European LPGA championship at the Sunningdale Old Course. She overcame a May low point, has since won three titles, and trails Judy Rankin and Sally Little by one.
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Carlton Dominates With 12th Straight Home Win
Phillies pitcher Steve Carlton improved to 15-6 after an 8-1 victory over the San Diego Padres as he boosted his control and strikeout count. The win kept Philadelphia within one game of the Cubs in the NL East while other league scores rolled in across the majors.
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Lompoc All-Stars top Five Cities 5-1 in exhibition
Tania Lara pitched a one hitter as the Lompoc All-Stars defeated the Five Cities All-Stars 5-1 at J-M Park. Sandy Ellison drove in two runs with a single and Lara contributed two hits, joined by Lisa Villalobos and Loree Lara. Christy Thomas had Five Cities only hit and Kelly Stones scored the lone Five Cities run. Kathy Southall delivered solid defense for Lompoc.
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