Village takes co host role in California State Open golf
Golf dominates weekly sports as Village Country Club co hosts the California State Open with Santa Maria. Pros and amateurs from Lompoc Santa Maria and surrounding areas praise the Village course while weather and travel quirks shape the event and results.
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Santa Maria Country Club
John Drips
John Vesser
Santa Maria
Tommy Lewis
Lewis
Lompoc
Harry Moore
Fresno
Moore
Gilbert wins Pro-Am lead in Santa Maria Open
The field opened with 381 players across the Village and Santa Maria courses. Gilbert led by two strokes over Dave Barber after a 66 in favorable conditions, as several pros tied for low scores and teams posted 241 in two days of Pro-Am play.
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Bobby Clark
Palmdale
Lompoc High
Hancock Bulldog
Rex Caldwell
San Marcos Royals
Vern Caloudes
Santa Barbara
Righetti
Santa Maria
Dave Banerian
Kim Porter
Rignetti
Jim Guggia
Marlin Ashby
Vernon
Pinky
Bebernes
Clint Airey
Village CC
Thousand Oaks
Westlake
Gilbert
Bakersfield
Dave Barber
Barber
Santa Maria Country Club
Carlton Oaks
Dick Carmody
Carmody
Terry Small
Buddy Sullivan
Jimmy Powell
Everett Johnson
Murry Jacobs
Elmo Bellomoni
Walt Tunstall
Harry Minster
John Welker
David Barber
Ira Snyder
Hank Browne
Bill McCormac
Basil Loftus
Merl Perumean, Sr
Merle Perumean, Jr
Jack Fleck
Ben Hogan
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Lolich Keeps Pace With Flamboyant Pal In Teammate Spotlight
Mickey Lolich shines with 14 strikeouts in a 4-3 Detroit victory over the Seattle Pilots to reach 16 wins. Don Wert delivers a ninth inning run-scoring single to seal the win as Lolich improves to 16-6. Across the majors, Boston, Washington, Kansas City, Oakland, and California post noted results with key homers and late rallies. Don Perkins named to New Mexico Children and Youth committee.
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Ty Greggallo
UPI
Mickey Lolich
Denny McLain
Detroit Tigers
Seattle Pilots
Lolich
Pilots
George Scott
Syd O’brien
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Cesar Tovar
Paul Casanova
Hodges guiding Mets to second straight shutout of Giants
Mets pitcher Jim McAndrew pitched a two hitter and Art Shamsky homered and drove in four as New York blanked San Francisco 6 0. Hodges, previously criticized, praised by teammates for keeping lineup intact amid slump.
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Hodges
Giants
AL Daly
UPI
Gil Hodges
Jim McAndrew
Art Shamsky
McAndrew
Shamsky
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Mets
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
Montreal
San Diego
Chuck Taylor
Tony Perez
Cards
New York
Wes Parker
Manny Mota
San Francisco Forty- Niners
Dave Hettema
New Mexico
Tom Jones
Alabama A&m
Jeff Jordan
Maxie Baughan
Los Angeles Rams
Jim Hart
St. Louis Cardinals
Minnesota Vikings
Memphis
Tenn
Giants Penalties Hit After Jets Loss as Roster Cuts Begin
New York Giants purge seven players after a 37 14 exhibition defeat to the Jets. Veterans Ronnie Blue and Barry Brown depart along with rookie George Irby and four others. Jets’ cornerback Jonny Sample hospitalized for back strain. NBC reports Jets opener rights sold for Buffalo game. Other NFL teams adjust rosters amid preseason action.
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United Press International
New York Giants
New York Jets
Ronnie Blue
Giants
Barry Brown
Baltimore
George Irby
Blue
Jets
Ken Parker
Fordham
Byron Jones
North Texas State
Ken Riley
Arlington State
Dink Perrin
Bowling Green
Jonny Sample
Lenox Hill Hospital
James Nicholas
Nbc-Tv
New York
Buffalo
Tom Woodeshick
Philadelphia
Eagles
Jim Marcum
Tom Sarkisian
Jim Corcoran
Will Barry Move East With Oaks
The ABA permits sale of the Oakland Oaks to Earl Foreman and the team’s move to Washington. Rumors say star Rick Barry and coach Alex Hannum may relocate. Barry’s contract hinged on Oakland, Foreman claims it valid anywhere. Barry would join the Washington Caps with possible arena plans in D.C. Armory.
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American Basketball Association
National Basketball Association
Oakland Oaks
Washington
Rick Barry
Alex Hannum
San Francisco
Earl Foreman
NBA
Baltimore Bullets
Philadelphia Eagles
Barry
Oakland
Foreman
Oaks
West Coast
Hannum
Davidson
Washington Caps
James Gardner
Caps
Nee Oaks
Regional Legion ball champ falls
Regional Legion baseball action in Klamath Falls Oregon as Las Vegas defeats host Klamath Falls 12-5 in the Western Region tournament opener. Lewiston beats Yakima 14-4 behind Tom Rainville's four RBIs and Dave Barker’s 13th win. Portland shuts out Honolulu 2-0 and Ontario dominates East Anchorage 17-2 with two games completed in the day.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
UPI
Las Vegas
Nev
Lewiston
Idaho
Portland
Ontario
Calif
American Legion
Yakima’ Wash
Oregon
Honolulu
Hawaii
Rainville
Barker
Washington
Steve Shultz
Babe Ruth World Series action lights up winners bracket
El Segundo faces North Seattle in the winners bracket while Levittown meets North Columbus in the losers bracket. North Columbus beat Indianaola 7 to 2 in five runs in the first inning, with Paul Wright striking out nine. Levittown rallied to beat Springfield 8 to 7, scoring five in the sixth and two in the seventh, Jeff Lamont delivering the deciding hit.
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Mattoon
Ill
UPI
el Segundo
Calif
Seattle
Wash
Levittown
Columbus
Indianaola
Iowa
Paul Wright
Springfield
Ohio
Jeff Lamont
Three teams win no hit decisions at Little League World Series
Santa Clara California West Tampa Florida and Tai Pei Republic of China advance to the semifinals after opening day no hitters. Santa Clara beat Newberry 2 0 led by Chuck Carbis while John Tagliarino matched with a one run allowed performance in a 2 1 West Tampa win over Wiesbaden Germany. Tai Pei defeated Valley Field Quebec 5 0 with Chih Yuan Chen pitching nine scoreless innings before five run rally. Elyria Ohio beat Mayaguez Puerto Rico 5 2 as Craig Schumacher earned the win.
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UPI
Santa Clara
Calif
West Tampa
Fla
Elyria
Ohio
Tai Pei
Republic of China
Newberry
Chuck Carbis
John Tagliarino
Carbis
Pace
Wiesbaden
Germany
Chih- Yuan Chen
Valley Field
Quebec
Canada
Mayanger
P.R
Craig Schumacher
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Lompoc Casmalia
Ron O’conner
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Far
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Lompoc Truck Co
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