Lompoc Rolls Over Hollywood In Legion Area Six Clash
In Lompoc, the East Hollywood Legion was blanked 6-0 by Lompoc, ending Hollywood’s tournament run. Lompoc advances to face Lancaster at 1 pm, with West Covina looming for the Area Six final and a trip to Yountville for the state tournament. Bob Aguilar, Jeff Bratz, and Dave Stegman sparked the win as Mac Fisher started for Lompoc.
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West Covina Beats Lancaster 4-3 in Legion Tourney
Robert Wilfong homered and tripled driving in two and West Covina took the lead in the fifth to defeat Lancaster 4-3 in a key Legion tournament game. Wilfong tallied his fourth and fifth hits of the tourney as West Covina moved on from the winners bracket.
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West Covina Dominates Legion Tourney with Narrow 5-4 Win
West Covina's bats stay hot as they beat Lancaster 5 4 to climb toward the finals. Ernie Sanches delivers a four inning relief win, while Lancaster misplays a ninth inning scoring chance to fall short. Lompoc routs East Hollywood 6 0 behind Mason and Aguilar in a two hitter. Lompoc moves to 19 2 on the year after an undefeated regular schedule.
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Lompoc Babe Ruthers prep for Pacific Southwest Regionals
Lompoc 14 15 year old Babe Ruthers sharpen pitching and defense as they head to Douglas Arizona for regionals. They face host Douglas with six other squads in double elimination. Hitting has lagged but signals study helped rally 23 hits in Sacramento wins.
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Cardinals Rally Past Giants To Narrow NL East Gap
St Louis turned a 6 1 deficit into a 12 8 win over San Francisco powering a nine run fifth inning. Dave Kingman and Willie McCovey misplays aided the rally as Red Schoendienst hailed the comeback and warned Pittsburgh remains the key obstacle. Cincinnati routed Montreal New York downed Atlanta San Diego beat Houston in other NL actions.
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Dobson's streak ends as Yankees rout Orioles 12-3
Pat Dobson Laboring early left after four innings as New York Yankee hitters break a 1-1 tie and knock out the Baltimore pitcher who had a 12 game win streak. Bobby Murcer collects three hits including his 21st homer in a 12-3 victory.
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