Perry extends streak as Indians top Brewers in rain delay
Gaylord Perry rebounded from an 84 minute delay to extend his winning streak to 15 with a seven hitter in a 4-2 Cleveland win over Milwaukee. John Lowenstein drove in all four Cleveland runs including a three run homer.
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Vandenberg AFB 14-15s top Lompoc 2-1 in Tourney
Cameron McTavish pitched a full game as Vandenberg AFB defeated Lompoc 2-1 in the District Three Southern Section tournament at San Luis Obispo Baseball Stadium. McTavish fended off late rallies, sending Lompoc to the losers bracket as Vandenberg advances to face Arroyo Grande Friday.
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Mackie Tournament at Village CC Draws 106 Teams
The 10th annual Mackie Member-Guest Golf Tournament unfolds this weekend at Village Country Club with 106 two man teams chasing $5,000 in prizes. Play begins 7 a.m. Saturday and 7 p.m. Sunday awards follow. Defending squads Louie Poloni and Roger Barthuli along with Ed Sperber and Al Greenleaf return. Notables include Ray Meena traveling from Iran Col Walter Lenz of San Antonio and Bob Merritt of Pueblo.
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Stegman and Harmon Depart for Harlem Baseball Week
Dave Stegman and Tom Harmon of the University of Arizona leave for Holland Monday with the Arizona baseball team for the eighth Harlem Baseball Week. They join teams from Arizona Cuba the Dutch National team U S Air Force Army All Stars and the Sullivan All Stars. Stegman a sophomore centerfielder earned All American Honorable Mention last season Harmon a senior catcher.
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Local Parents Organize G A L S in Lompoc Schools
Lompoc parents form G A L S to support Interscholastic Athletic Advisory Committee goals. The panel urged more girls teams, sports, and coaches at two high schools. For information contact LaRae Duden or Patrick Clevenger. June 7.
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Sneed Opens Lead in Greater Milwaukee Open Round
Ed Sneed shot a six under 66 at Tuckaway Country Club to grab a two stroke lead over Curtis Sifford and Tommy Aaron in the second round of the Greater Milwaukee Open. Sneed’s 66 was his best round of the year and stood as the top score early, while Sifford and Aaron posted 68s amid windy conditions.
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World Cup final foes Holland and West Germany set to clash
Holland and West Germany advanced to the Munich final, with Holland beating Brazil 2-0 thanks to Neeskens and Cruyff, and West Germany defeating Poland 1-0 with Mueller’s goal. The Sunday title match could be watched by about 800 million viewers.
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Dolphins crack in NFLPA stance grows as camp nears
Miami Dolphins player representative Doug Swift schedules a Friday meeting amid wavering support for the NFLPA strike. Jim Mandich confirms plans to report to training camp on July 14 regardless of strike status, while Jim Langer denounces Ed Garvey's demands.
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