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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1975

Page

7

Rams face challenge to reach Super Bowl after division wins

Murray Olderman notes the Los Angeles Rams show success under Chuck Knox but face impatience to improve. The piece highlights signings to shore up receiving speed, drafting choices, line changes, and QB options as they aim for greater playoff rounds and a potential title.

Chuck Knox Rams Minnesota

Rams poised for NFC West lead after strong two season run

The Rams have not been beaten by more than 11 points in any game over two seasons and field a very young defense. The main question remains who leads the offense at quarterback as they aim to finish first in the NFC West this year.

Merlin Olsen Rams Notre Dame Mike Fanning Jack Youngblood Fred Dryer Larry Brooks Merlin Isiah Robertson Ken Geddes Jack Reynolds Geddes Jim Youngblood Ernie McMillan Monte Jackson Charlie Stokes Dave Elmendorf Tom Dempsey Grant Guthrie David Ray Mike Burke

Lompoc Marlins flare in Tri County Summer Finals

Nancy Arnold led with six victories as the Lompoc Marlins finished sixth at Atascadero in the Tri County Summer Finals, scoring 302 points behind San Luis Obispo. Kevin Hicks set a 200 back record, Arnold earned 42 points, and the team won 33 medals and 39 ribbons across age groups with top finishers including Hicks, Midgley, Foster, Hains, and Wall.

Nancy Arnold Lompoc Marlins Tri County Atascadero Arnold Kevin Hicks Marlins San Luis Obispo Lompoc Richard Hains Kim Foster Mary Midgley Kelli Lisle Mark Midgley Chris Wall

Lompoc Yearling All-Stars Fall 4 3 in North Hollywood

Lompoc Yearling softball All-Stars lost 4 3 to Granada Hills in the tournament's second round. Lompoc led 3 2 entering the seventh before three errors doomed them. Mary Villalobos pitched all seven innings with seven strikeouts and a 3 for 3 day at the plate. Geri Beth Meyer, Beth Gile, Debbie Munoz and Diane Jeffers had multiple hits.

Lompoc Granada Hills North Hollywood Mary Villalobos Geri-Beth Meyer Beth Gile Debbie Munoz Diane Jeffers

Rod & Gun Angler Lands 31-Pound Cat at Cachuma Lake

A La Verne man, Lee Oliver, caught a 31 pound catfish at Cachuma Lake breaking local standings. The lake is open with bass and catfish plentiful in newly opened bays and narrows. Other notes include Lon Korzen’s six pound bass, trout slow, and widespread fishing conditions across California streams and coastal areas.

Lee Oliver LaVerne Cachuma Lake Cachuma Santa Barbara Lon Korzen Santa Margarita Lake Lopez Nacimiento Sacramento River Shasta Lake Redding Sierras Kern River Trout Meadow Feather River Eureka Trinidad

Village CC golf results from last week's competition

Village Country Club hosts a series of best ball events led by Lou Poloni Earl Brown Keith Wright and Jack McDowell with a net 54 on Wednesday Pat Doran Mike Sherman Steve Doran and Art Vienola took first on Thursday with a net 57 Doran also earned individual low net 67 Mixed team Bradshaw and Ellie Cutts won net 56 while Johnnie DuFrene and Dorothy Mac Clure were second at 57.

Edganster Village Country Club Lou Poloni Earl Brown Keith Wright Jack McDowell Pat Doran Mike Sherman Steve Doran Art Vienola Dick Timmer Jim Painter Ed Littlejohn Smith Penney Allen Briscoe Fred Bucker Frank Dulligan John Flaherty George Gentile Ray Cushman Chet Turbak M.E. Stewart Archie Nagle Bill Snipes Bill Lockwood Stewart Bill Pendley Mike Doran Roy Learned Jake Scott Bob Martin Frank Bradshaw Dick Cutts Bradshaw Ellie Cutts Johnnie DuFrene Dorothy MacClure

Reds maintain big lead with multiple late twists

In a crowded MLB summary, Reds win 7 5 over Giants on Pete Rose and Ken Griffey back to back doubles in the ninth. Earlier, Astros beat Padres 5 4 behind Greg Gross two run single, and Cubs top Phillies 3 2 after Jose Cardenal homer. Rangers rout A s 12 0 as Len Randle drives four, Ferguson Jenkins wins. Royals outlast Twins 6 5 in 10th on Fred Patek single.

Jerry Reuss al Oliver Pirates Astros Padres Greg Gross Houston San Diego Gross Jerry DaVanon Tommy Helms Joe Niekro Cubs Phillies Jose Cardenal Chicago Philadelphia Steve Stone Paul Reuschel Reds Giants Pete Rose Ken Griffey Cincinnati San Francisco Rose Griffey Joe Morgan Chris Speier George Foster Hairston Bucky Dent Wood Rich Gossage Rangers A’s Len Randle Texas Ferguson Jenkins Oakland Mike Hargrove Royals Twins Kansas City Fred Patek al Cowens Minnesota Patek Doug Bird

Baseball tonight top games across major leagues

UPI games list shows Montreal Blair 6 12 and Carrithers 0 0 facing New York Koosman 10 8 Hall 4 2 at 5:35 p.m. Bonham 10 7 hosts Ruthven 0 0 in Philadelphia. Pittsburgh Booker 7 7 vs St. Louis Rasmussen 1 1 at 8:30 p.m. Niekro 11 8 leads Atlanta at Los Angeles Sutton 149 at 10:30 p.m. Dierker 9 11 for Houston vs San Diego Johnson 1 0 at 10:30 p.m. Bills 11 5 meet Halicki 5 8 at San Francisco 11:06 p.m.

Montreal Blair Carrithers New York Koosman Hall Bonham Philadelphia Ruthven Pittsburgh Booker St. Louis Rasmussen Atlanta Niekro Los Angeles Sutton Houston Dierker San Diego Johnson Cincinnati Bills San Francisco Halicki Chicago Pittsby

49ers Release Five Players From Camp

The San Francisco 49ers cut five players including draft picks Preston Kendrick from Florida and James Johnson from Tennessee State. Also let go were tackle Mike Hanna from TCU defensive end Bob Noble of Arizona State and lineman Bob Olson of Stanford. Jeff Hart reported to camp.

Goleta Calif UPI San Francisco 49Ers Preston Kendrick Florida James Johnson Tennessee State Mike Hanna TCU Bob Noble Arizona State Bob Olson Stanford Jeff Hart

Mid Coast advances with 3-2 playoff win over Mayans

Mid Coast edged the Mayans 3-2 in the city Women’s League playoff opener at Thompson Park. Anne DeGeorge had two hits for Mid Coast, Loretta Williams pitched a complete game with one walk allowed, while Tanya Yuhas doubled and singled for the Mayans. The four-team playoffs continue tonight at 6 p.m. Also, Church of Nazarene beat First Southern Baptist 9-2, and La Purisima outscored First Assembly 18-11 with notable hits by Terrones, Hooker, Ringer, Skidmore, Ruiz and Masterson.

Mid Coast Mayans Thompson Park Anne DeGeorge Loretta Williams Tanya Yuhas Church of Nazarene First Southern Baptist Mike Laura Roy Patterson Jr Mike Rivera Patterson Carl Polston la Purisima First Assembly John Terrones Steve Hooker Alan Ringer Dale

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