Champion of Champions luncheon to honor top athlete finalist
The 25th Los Angeles Sportsmen's Show marks its silver anniversary with a Champion of Champions event April 3 12 at Pan Pacific Auditorium. H Werner Buck will select the top athlete of the last 25 years and invite the winner to Los Angeles as a guest of the show. Citizens and sports figures are invited to submit candidates to the show office. Pat tie yacht race news and track speed skating record reports follow in the same dispatch.
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Los Angeles
Pan-Pacific Auditorium
H. Werner Buck
Southern California
Radio & TV
Buck
Fairfax
Calif
Boudreau In Flight On Hall Of Fame News
Lou Boudreau, newly elected Baseball Hall of Fame member, reflects on his career during a United flight to Chicago. He recalls 1948 pennant battles, Bearden’s Fenway choice, and a standing ovation as a chilly Chicago day arrives with a minus four degree temperature weather report.
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Milton Richman
UPI
New York
United
Chicago
Lou Boudreau
Commissioner’s
Cooperstown
N.Y
Boudreau
Cleveland
Bill Veeck
St. Louis Browns
Vern Stephens
Jack Kramer
Wally Judnich
Veeck
Indians
Boston Braves
Red Sox
Boston
Gene Bearden
Fenway Park
Detroit
Newhouser
Lion’s den
John Beradino
Joe Gordon
O’hare
Davis Duo Triumphs in Australian Open Doubles
American Stan Smith and Bob Lutz won the doubles title at the Australian Open, defeating Australians John Alexander and Phil Dent 8-6 6-3 6-4. The victory made them the first U.S. doubles team in 15 years to win the Australian crown.
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Sydney
Australia
UPI
Stan Smith
Bob Lutz
Arthur Ashe
Ashe
Dick Crealy
Crealy
England
Roger Taylor
Smith
U.S
Tom Okker
Ashe-Crealy
Margaret Court
Kerry Melville
White City
Lutz
John Alexander
Phil Dent
Pasadena
Cailiff
Los Angeles
Vic Seixas
Tony Trabert
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Chip and chipping tips for the weekend golfer
The article explains the chipper as a versatile club for close to hole shots after missed approaches. It advises practice to improve chipping, keeping eyes on the ball, sweeping with a low back swing, and treating the chip as a feel shot with several practice swings to gauge club weight.
Shaving Strokes 75 Steps to Winning Golf
Frank Beard compiles his golf tips into a new book titled Shaving Strokes 75 Steps to Winning Golf. Mail order details offer copies by sending name address and payment to Shaving Strokes c o newspaper P O Box 489 Dept 10019 Radio City Station New York NY 10019.
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Frank Beard
c/o
Name Newspaper
P.O
Dept
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Lemaire Boosts NHL Goal Lead in Canadiens Win
Jacques Lemaire scored twice in 59 seconds to lift Montreal over Detroit 4-1, pushing his league leading total to 28 goals. The Bruins remained 4 points behind the Rangers as Orr added 14th goal on an empty net and Chicago and Philadelphia also won.
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Martin Lader
UPI
Jacques Lemaire
National Hockey League
Orr
Montreal
Lemaire
Canadiens
Detroit Red Wings
Phil Esposito
Boston Bruins
Bobby Orr
Bruins
Boston
Pittsburgh Penguins
New York Rangers
Los Angeles
Mike Laughton
Oakland Seals
Minnesota North Stars
Toronto Maple Leafs
Chicago Black Hawks
Philadelphia Flyers
St. Louis Blues
Bernie Parent
Wayne Connelly
Detroit
Don Awrey
Fred Stanfield
New York
Walt Tkaczuk
Jean Ratelle
Bill Fairbairn
Ross Lonsberry
Jimmy Peters
Don O'Donoghue
Laughton
Oakland
Gary Smith
Minnesota
Art Skov
Dave Keon
Mike Walton
Toronto
Chicago
Red Fleming
Bobby Clarke
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Soutar Wins Vegas Bowling Jackpot Show Boat Invitational
Dave Soutar of Gilroy California won eleven thousand one hundred eleven dollars for first place in the Show Boat Invitational in Las Vegas Nevada. He defeated Don Glover 257 to 214 in the televised final after beating Ruger Guenther and Petraglia in the knockout rounds.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Dave Soutar
San Jose
Calif
Soutar
Don Glover
Bakersfield
Glover
Dick Ruger
Hartford
Wis
Johnny Guenther
Seattle
Johnny Petraglia
Brooklyn
N.Y
USGA Revises Women's Open Cut Rule
The United States Golf Association adjusted the Women's Open format allowing any player within 10 strokes of the leader after 36 holes to advance to the final 36 holes, expanding the field for the concluding rounds.
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New York
UPI
United States Golf Association
Trustee Sale Notice for Lompoc Property in Santa Barbara County
Public auction set for February 16, 1970 at 11 30 A M at the Santa Barbara Courthouse entrance to sell Lot 18 of Subdivision LOM 071 in Lompoc. The sale covers the note principal of 14 183 64 with interest and expenses. no title warranty is given. Lawyers Mortgage & Title Co as trustee cites a breach and declares default.
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Lawyers Mortgage & Title Co
Riley Arthur Dawson, Jr
Patricia A. Dawson
County Recorder
Santa Barbara
California
United States
Figueroa and
Anacapa Street
Santa Barbara County
City of Santa Barbara
Lompoc
Reynolds v Reynolds need respond in 30 days California court
The Santa Barbara Superior Court advises THOMAS G. REYNOLDS to file a written response within 30 days to a marriage petition by Ola Ann G Reynolds. The order warns of default and potential court judgments on property, support, custody, and fees. Notice dated Jan 19 1970. Attorney James D Finley listed. Publication dates Jan 26 Feb 2 9 16 1970.
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Ola Ann G. Reynolds
Thomas G. Reynolds
Thomas G. Reynods
East Cook Street
Santa Maria
California
Repoz Leads Angels Pact Signing Weekend
The California Angels signed six players to 1970 contracts, led by veteran outfielder Roger Repoz who had a .165 average last season. Also agreeing were pitchers Lloyd Allen Bob Federaro Joe Henderson Greg Washburn and infielder Doug Griffin. Preseason workouts start February 9 at Anaheim Stadium with spring training beginning February 23 in Holtville California before moving to Palm Springs.
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Anaheim Upi
Roger Repoz
California Angels
Dick Walsh
Repez
Lloyd Allen
Bob Federaro
Joe Henderson
Greg Washburn
Doug Griffin
Angels
Anaheim Stadium
Holtville
Calif
Palm Springs
Advertising Rates and Directory Listings Summary
Advertising rates and directory listings details from Lompoc Record Publications include special 6 day rate 6.80 and per day charges, deadlines, and policies. The page lists offices hours, subcategories like notices and services, and fee structures for classified ads in 1969. It notes weekly publication Mesa Missilier and location at 115 North H St with PO Box 578.
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Lompoc
Mesa Missilier
Lompoc Record
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Lompoc Record Publications
Classified Listings Overview for Autos and Trailers
Readable fragment lists items for rent and sale including trailers campers and auto services. Mentions space for rent autos for sale used and new with section numbers and partial headings.
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Dame Pattie
George O’brien Jr
Tokyo
Hasse Berres
Sweden
Valery Muratov
Russia
NO ‘H' ST V.V. Center
BY Bob Lilley
Robert Cmliley
United Press International East
Army
Penn
Georgia
Miss
Florida
Midwest Det
Boston Coll
Nrthustra
Purdue
Drake
Louisville
Ohio U
Kent St
Iowa
Tenn
NHL
United Press International
West
BY Rene Aeberhard
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory
Buffalo
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Rene’s
Richfield Arco
Rene
Davis
By Frank Beard
Akai
Vegas
Ww. L. Pet
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Philadel
Cincinnati
W. L. Pet
Atlanta
San Fran
Phoenix
San Diego
Phila
Kansas City
San Francisco
ABA
Indiana
Cee
Kentucky
Carolina
Pittsburgh
Miami
New Orlean
Denver
Dallas
Los Angele
Washington
Lee Bartlett
SPS
Superior Court OF California
County OF Santa Barbara
Cook Street
J. E. Lewis
Helen Langford
AL James D
Finley
South H Street
Regent
Repoz
North Hst
Lodges
Lost & Found
FE Eare
Dean Beauty Shops
Steno
Tel Teriroiwine Ik
Tamuraios Oo
Lovartas
North V
Pizza Palace
Sun
Lost
Misc
the Trading Post
Tony
Jeff
Anacapa St
Lompoc Furniture Mart
Stillman’s Cleaners
No. H St
Printing & Office
NO. H ST. RE
Steno, Tel
Tax Service
H. B. North
Celia L. Purphy
East Chestnut Ave
Master Tax Counselors, Inc
Conrad IL. Facer
Nazarene Nursery School
North B St
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