US Swim Outlook Bright At Munich, Hall and Kinsella Lead
The US eyeing a strong Munich team after the AAU outdoor meet saw Gary Hall and John Kinsella head the roster. Hall broke his third world record in as many nights in Los Angeles, while Kinsella first under 16 minutes in the 1500 free, edging Mike Burton.
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San Diego
Hobbs guides Villagettes to Yearling division title
Sandy Hobbs pitched the Villagettes to a 7-2 win over the Vikings in the Channel Cities Municipal Athletic Association softball tournament at Thompson Park for the Yearling division. Pam Higgason pitched well for the losers, while Julie Gannatal won for the Pets in the Colt final. Morning results show Pets 0, Ponys 2, Black Widows 21, Simi 0, Villagettes 12, Vikings 9.
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Hulme wins Can-Am Buckeye Cup at Mid-Ohio again
Dennis Hulme of New Zealand captured the Buckeye Cup at Mid-Ohio Race Course for the third Can-Am Challenge Cup win of the season. The 35-year-old driver in a McLaren Chevrolet M80 led from pole, finishing 77 seconds ahead of Peter Bevon in New York City. Hulme averaged 95.184 mph over 35 laps in the 2.4 mile course.
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Johnson’s two-hit gem keys Royals 4 3 win over Red Sox
Royals pitcher Bob Johnson fired a two-hitter and a club record 12 strikeouts to lift Kansas City past Boston 4-3. The only Red Sox hits came on a Conigliaro three-run homer and a Reggie Smith double as Johnson dominated.
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Russ Snyder
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Avco resumes today after postponement
In Sutton Massachusetts rain forced a delay in the Avco Classic at Pleasant Valley Country Club. Billy Casper led by a stroke after 54 holes with eight under par 208 while Dave Hill Dan Sikes Jim Colbert and Tom Weiskopf sat at 209 seven under.
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Conditioning Drills Begin for Lompoc and Cabrillo Gridders
CIF sanctioned pre conditioning workouts start for Lompoc and Cabrillo football candidates. Lompoc juniors and seniors meet at 9 a.m. and freshmen at 10 a.m. at their campus fields. Cabrillo squads begin at 8 a.m. at Huyck Stadium with all levels in four hours. Official practice starts next Monday ahead of Sept. 8 school start. Cabrillo hosts Las Vegas Sept. 18 at 8 p.m. Lompoc travels to Hueneme Sept. 19 for an 8 p.m. kickoff.
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Pro football roundup sparks from Namath and Tarkenton era
Jets fall to the Giants 28 24 as Joe Namath does not suit up while Fran Tarkenton throws three TD passes. Other pre season results include Baltimore 24 Denver 7 and Los Angeles 34 Oakland 23 with Unitas Morrall leading the Colts to an 11th straight win.
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Rookie Gullett Sparks Reds to Split with Mets
The 19-year-old lefty from Kentucky entered in relief and fanned six straight Mets, tying a league record for consecutive strikeouts against Tom Seaver as Cincinnati beat New York 7 5. The split, along with Pitt s 11 0 win over the Dodgers, tightened the pennant race with the Reds leading the West by 11 7 games and the Pirates three games ahead of the Mets.
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Centralia Tops Brawley in Babe Ruth World Series Clash
Centralia Washington edged host Brawley 6 4 to advance in the Babe Ruth World Series. Centralia trailed 4 3 before a three run seventh inning on an error passed ball wild pitch and two walks. Kyle Nelson pitched six innings for the win. Tom Tveit doubled in two runs in the fifth.
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