Navratilova Wins Singles Title Ahead Of Evert In Virginia Slims
Martina Navratilova defeats Chris Evert 6-3 6-4 to capture the Virginia Slims singles crown in the first tour event of the year. She had paired with Evert in doubles but lost 6-0 7-5 to Francoise Durr and Rosie Casals. prize for the winner was $5,000, and Navratilova earned $15,000 in singles.
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City Adult League Scores Roundup
In the A division Andersons XX and Powell lead with 25 points and 20 respectively while Vandenberg tallies 79. The B division sees Kings 64 Cable 62 with Showalter 22 and Ruiz 17 for Cable. Mustangs dominate Titans 52 to 18 as Morehart and Armero post 18 and 14. Bruins top Rebels 22 to 12 with Donlea 9 and Van Allen 9.
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Village Golf Club results highlight four-some wins
Golf Village By EDGANSTER reports last weeks Village Country Club Men s Golf Association events. Wednesday s best ball four some Bob Barnard Walt Susee Harry Morris and George Good posted net 58. Thursday s foursome Ron Lindemann Jack Laimbeer Bill Organ and Jack Payne also 58. Fred Morgan 68 led individuals. Friday seniors best ball four some lead by Fred Morgan Max Wilson Matt Howerton and Walt James net 53 with William Schuyler Bill Bedell Gene Tripp and Bill Teller at 55.
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Valley youth soccer roundup from Lompoc Valley League results
In the 13 14 division Trojans beat Pirates 3 0 with Ralph Terrones Danny Juenke and Derrick Baisa scoring. Other results include Sabres 6 Rowdies 1 Cobras 1 0 Kickerbackers with Dave Marsh scoring the lone goal and many more scores across age groups.
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Manuel Terrones
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Mike Barlow
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Jim Vargas
Rodney Campbell
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Matt Best
Heather Nemchick
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Steve Gdovin
Michelle Gdovin
James Glad
Betty Fink
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Mark Julien
Chris Rasulus
Paul Aragon
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Richard Krantz
Leslie Svoboda
Michael Sullivan
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Walker wins Permatex 200 at Riverside road race
Jim Walker, 36, of northern California, averaged 99.797 mph to win the Permatex 200 late model sportsman race on Riverside's 2.62 mile road course. He completed 77 laps in two hours five minutes three seconds. L D Ottinger, the pole sitter and defending champion from Newport Tennessee, finished second.
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Harmon named marketing head for Howard Hughes hotels in Las Vegas
Tom Harmon, 1940 Heisman winner and Michigan All America, has been appointed director of marketing and sports activities for the Howard Hughes resort hotels in Las Vegas. He is a College Football Hall of Fame inductee regarded as a premier broken field runner.
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Penguins Bounce Rangers As Schinkel Earns Win
Pittsburgh Penguins win their second in a row under new coach Ken Schinkel 8-3 over the New York Rangers. The club had started 0-6-1 under Marc Boileau before Schinkel's arrival and faced playoff pressure in the Norris Division. Durbano was fined suspended and traded amid club dissension.
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