Travelers and Hosts clash as district tourney narrows field
In Pioneer Park action the San Luis Host and Lompoc Travelers both sit 2-0, with Vandenberg AFB set to meet the Travelers at 1 p.m. and the Host facing the San Luis/Lompoc loser at 1 p.m. The winner advances toward a winner‑take‑all final while the loser is eliminated. Other games saw Atascadero fall to Vandenberg 148 and the Travelers defeat Arroyo Grande 7‑2 as the tournament trims eight teams to two ahead of a best‑of‑three next weekend.
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Tom Bolinger
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Richard McDonald
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Evans edges Smith in 400 as Hill ties 110 hurdles mark
At the U S Olympic Trials in Eugene Oregon Tom Hill now in the Army equalled a world record with a wind aided 13 2 in the 110 meter highs and Leon Coleman Milburn and Evans led next rounds in sprints and a 200 meter dash. Evans edged John Smith in 45 4 to lead the 400 meter quarterfinals.
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Murray State
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Ron Freeman
Maurice Peoples
Stephen Jordan
Curtis Mills
Turner
Wayne Collett
Fred Newhouse
Larance Jones
James Redd
Genes
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Les Tipton
Ron Laird
Dave Romansky
Conrad Nightingale
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Willie Deckard
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al Feuerbach
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Spitz Narrowly Misses World Mark in L A Heat
Mark Spitz of the Arden Hills Swim Club clocked 55.67 in the 100 meter butterfly at the Los Angeles Invitational Meet, coming within seven tenths of a second of his world record of 55.0 set last year.
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Former QB Karl Sweetan charged in playbook sale plot
Former NFL quarterback Karl Sweetan and cousin Wayne Boswell were arrested in New Orleans for allegedly trying to sell a Los Angeles Rams playbook for 2500 dollars. FBI agents tracked the deal with Saints coach J D Roberts after Roberts cooperated with authorities.
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Sutton stops Mets in 4-1 Dodgers win
Don Sutton pitched a three hitter to lead the Los Angeles Dodgers past the New York Mets 4 to 1. Sutton allowed only a bunt single by Bud Harrelson in the first and two more singles, improving to 10-4. Dodgers 10 hits off Jim Matlack and Wes Parker hit his second homer of the season.
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Atascadero
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Nowak
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Craig Buchanan
Robert Murphy
Bill Gile
Jim Bronan
Duke
NEW York
UPI
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Dodgers
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Ed Kranepool
Harrelson
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Buzz Capra
Wes Parker
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Hill shares Canadian Open lead with 66 in second round
In Erie Ontario Dave Hill carded a 66 to share the Canadian Open lead with Lou Graham at six under par 136 through 36 holes at Cherry Hill Club. Gay Brewer stood one stroke back at 137, with Sifford Crampton Mitchell and Thompson at 138.
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Lou Graham
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Jace Crampton
Bobby Mitchell
Lenny Thompson
Bunky Henry
Lee Trevino
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