Orioles extend 10 game win streak as rivals fall
Orioles ride a 10 game win streak to widen their AL East lead and chase a playoff berth. Brooks Robinson drove in the decisive run with a bases loaded single as Mike Cuellar earned the win. Cleveland edged Chicago 1-0 in 12 innings. California beat Milwaukee in 10. Pearl Harbor Day.
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Ray Gil Still Competing After a Lifetime in Sports
Ex athlete Ray Gil recalls a multi sport career from Navy boxing to distance running and coaching youth. At 48 turning 49, he reflects on scrapbook memories including a Sixth Army Tournament win at age 39 and plans for future meets and community work with Cabrillo High and local youth programs.
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At 48 he keeps running through a storied career
Gil Ray, a multi sport athlete and long time runner, competed in 220 amateur bouts in the 1940s and 50s, reached the 1952 Olympic Trials finals, and served 22 years in three military branches. He joined the Seniors Track Club in 1964 and, over two days in Hawaii, swept five age group events.
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US Cage Team Advances Amid Cuban Brawl At World Games
The United States basketball team reached the semifinals after a chaotic bench-clearing brawl with Cuba in Moscow. Chair throwing and glass injuries marred the game, while U.S. trainer Duane Waltzen and several players were hurt. Russia expanded its lead in medals as Allen Poucher claimed his second gold, and Cathy Carr trailed in the 200-meter breaststroke. The U.S. coach vowed a protest as Brazil loomed next.
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Braves Football Season Tickets On Sale In Lompoc
Braves football reserve seats go on sale Monday at Lompoc High Activities Office. Five home games priced at 8.75 dollars each.
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Physical exams for fall sports at Lompoc High gym
Cabrillo and Lompoc High students planning to try out for football cross country or water polo must have a physical. The exam will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Lompoc High gym. Participants must be cleared to participate.
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Aaron’s 705th homer tightens race to Ruth mark
Hank Aaron belted his 705th homer in Atlanta as the Braves lost to St Louis 6 4 while in New York John Milner drove in the winning run for the Mets 4 3 over the Dodgers Milner noted he wants to be known separately from Aaron and the Mets extended their wins in the stretch run Other NL results included Pirates 4 0 over the Astros Cubs 6 5 over the Reds Giants 3 2 over the Expos Padres 8 3 over the Phillies and more.
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Priddy to Stand Trial for Extortion Over Bomb Claim
Jerry Priddy former major league player will face trial on December 4 on charges of trying to extort 250000 from a steamship line by claiming bombs were aboard a luxury liner. He played for the Yankees Browns and Tigers and retired in 1952 after FBI arrest on June 5.
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