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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1972

Page

8

Williams wins national Greco Roman wrestling title at 98 pounds

Benjo Williams of the Lompoc YMCA captured the U S Junior Olympic Greco Roman championship in Albuquerque finishing undefeated through five matches. Chris Andrews earned runner up honors. Officials noted no Junior Olympic team this year due to the Munich games, requiring requalification for next year.

Cabrillo Benjo Williams Albuquerque U.S Chris Andrews Williams Lompoc YMCA Chris Benjo Andrews University of New Mexico Valley Grapplers Mike Knoell

Toughest job dropping the axe for Broncos coach Ralston

Denver coach John Ralston faced a difficult summer camp day as he released 10 players including Eric Harris and Jon Harrison. He stressed personal talks, explaining each choice while noting potential waiver pickups and ongoing roster adjustments for the Northern League season.

Pomona UPI Denver Bronco John Ralston Stanford Eric Harris Colorado Ralston Jon Harrison Oklahoma Bill Stowers UCLA Skip Parmenter Massachusetts Gordon Bowdell Michigan State Mike McConnell Oregon Dennis Onkotz Penn State Randy McDougal Weber State Gary Loyd California Lutheran Jack Shultz Jimmy Jones Bill van Heusen

Mathews faces tough start as Braves drop 9 1 to Reds

Eddie Mathews begins as Braves manager with a 9-1 loss to Cincinnati as pitching woes surface in the second inning. Joe Morgan and Denis Menke homer for the Reds while Mathews vows review of all pitchers and improvement ahead.

United Press International Eddie Mathews Mathews Braves Atlanta Cincinnati Reds Reds Ron Reed Joe Morgan Denis Menke Mike McQueen Royals Jim Hunter Athletics Dick Drago Drago Cookie Rojas Amos Otis Joe Rudi A’s Chicago

Baseball Tonight Picks and Schedule for Eight Games

Tonight features matches including Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Boston with listed pitchers and start times. Other games pit Baltimore at Milwaukee Oakland at Kansas City Texas at Minnesota and Chicago at California, followed by late-night action in Detroit Cleveland and Chicago. Tomorrow schedules show Montreal at Chicago San Diego at San Francisco New York at St Louis Los Angeles at Cincinnati Houston at Atlanta and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.

St. Louis New York Pittsburgh Montreal Baltimore Milwaukee Kansas City Oakland Detroit Lolich Peterson Cleveland Tidrow Boston Pattin Dobson Colborn Odom Cal Canton Texas Bosman Minnesota Blyleven Chicago Bahnsen California Ryan Calif Kaw City Milw San Diego San Francisco Los Ang Cincinnati Houston Atlanta Phila Pet G.b Philadelphia Pitts Kan City Inns McAnally Hands Gentry Wise Los Angeles John Grimsley Ellis Wilson G. Stone Arlin Greif S. Stone Reberger

Finley fires at Kuhn over "cheap shot" rebuke

UPI report notes Oakland owner Charlie Finley denounces baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn as having issued a $500 fine and reprimand in a dispute over contract talks with Vida Blue. Finley calls Kuhn’s handling improper and vows to challenge the discipline while accusing Kuhn of a “cheap shot” in announcing it.

New York UPI Charlie Finley Bowie Kuhn Oakland Kuhn Vida Blue Blue Finley Athletics Charlie O Charlie Chicago Memphis Ken Harrelson Denny Mclain

Eddie Machen Dies After Fall in San Francisco

Eddie Machen a former top heavyweight contender was found dead in a parking lot behind his San Francisco apartment. Coroners say he fell or jumped from a second story and died of liver damage. He was 40, retired since 1967, and had worked as a longshoreman.

San Francisco UPI Eddie Machen Machen Redding Calif Ernie Terrell Ingemar

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