Could you manage a big league club in your view
Local residents in Lompoc and surrounding valley respond on whether they could manage a big league team. Answers range from confident ambition to skepticism citing ego, stress, and need for deep game knowledge. Observers note the difficulty of transitioning from player to manager and the high pressure of top management.
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Lompoc
Record Sports Department
Jim Keeling
West North Ave
Baseball Standings and Wednesday Results Across Leagues
United Press International reports standings with Cincinnati ahead of San Francisco and St. Louis, plus results and upcoming games featuring teams such as Chicago, Oakland, Texas, California, Minnesota, Kansas City, New York, and Detroit. Rain affected Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Diego
Houston
New York
Montreal
Chicago
Philadelphia
Texas
Oakland
California
Kansas City
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Milwaukee
Oakland Blue
Ryan
Vuckovich
Albury
Splittorff
Medich
Gura
Hood
Weiskopf Names Six Contenders for PGA Championship
Tom Weiskopf said a half dozen players can win the PGA at Firestone with himself among them. He listed Nicklaus Trevino Miller Palmer Irwin and others as top threats, noting the course shortens chances for many and favors accuracy and long irons.
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Firestone Country Club
Weiskopf
Johnny Miller
Lee Trevino
PGA
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Harrison
N.Y
Trevino
Miller
Arnold
Palmer
Hale Irwin
Raiders sign four time All Pro Ted Hendricks
The Oakland Raiders added Ted Hendricks a four time all pro linebacker known as the Mad Stork after negotiations with multiple teams. Hendricks passed his physical and joined the Raiders camp amid speculation he could start Sunday against Detroit in Berkeley.
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Oakland
UPI
Oakland Raiders
Ted Hendricks
Hendricks
Mad Stork
University of Miami
Fla
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore
Green Bay Packers
Tony Roberts
Atlanta
New York Giants
Falcons
Raiders
al Davis
John Madden
Detroit
Berkeley
Wilt Chamberlain Debuts as Owner Player in Volleyball Victory
Wilt Chamberlain made his owner player debut for the Southern California Bangers in the International Volleyball Association by defeating the El Paso Juarez Sol in four games 12 6 9 12 9 12 8. The win moved the Bangers from last place as 5 713 fans set a league attendance record. Chamberlain contributed 23 kills on 50 spikes while Mary Jo Peppler was absent for Sol amid unresolved quit remarks.
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EL Paso
Tex
UPI
Wilt Chamberlain
Southern California Bangars
International Volleyball Associaton
el Paso-Juarez Sol
Bangers
Chamberlain
NBA
Southern California
Mary Jo Peppler
Sol
Mets Pitcher Matlack Sustains Chin Laceration In Car Crash
New York Mets pitcher Jon Matlack received a 10 stitch gash to his chin after his car was hit by another vehicle during a heavy rainstorm. He was set to start against the Montreal Expos at Shea Stadium today after being released early by manager Roy McMillan.
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NEW York
UPI
Jon Matlack
New York Mets
Matlack
Montreal Expos
Shea Stadium
Roy McMillan
Jones Dominates Astros To Earn 15th Win In Fast Victory
Randy Jones, Padres lefty star, hurled 72 pitches for a two hit 6 1 victory over Houston. The win lifts his record to 15 6 with a 1 85 ERA, as Jones cites faster games and improved offense and defense under pitching coach Tom Morgan.
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United Press International
Randy Jones
San Diego Padres
Jones
Houston Astros
Tom Morgan
Morgan
New York Yankees
Mets
Expos
del Unser
Felix Millan
Ed Kranepool
New York
Roy McMillan
Montreal
Cardinals
Pirates
al Hrabosky
St. Louis
Buddy Bradford
Cards
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Reds
Giants
Darrel Chaney
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Jack Billingham
Clayarroll
Yogi Berra Fired as Mets Manager Amid Yo Yo Season
Yogi Berra, famed for quips, is dismissed as New York Mets manager after a volatile season marked by four and five game winning and losing streaks. Roy McMillan is named replacement, as the team slides in the National League standings. Berra cited lack of communication while Grant said the move had hung over the franchise.
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NEW York
UPI
Yogi Berra
New York Mets
M. Donald Grant
Mets
Berra
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Expos
Bill Virdon
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