State Tourney Next For Lompoc Ruthers Champs
Lompoc Ruthers punch ticket to state tournament as local sports scene picks up pace. Ostler notes excitement for regional showdown and potential title bid.
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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1974
Page
6
Marshall and Marshall save Dodgers sweep in Montreal
Dodgers gain two wins over Montreal as Mike Marshall collects his 12th and 13th saves of the season. Tommy John improves to 13-2 in the opener, while Doug Ray wins the nightcap with Don Carruthers charged with the loss amid a bench clearing incident between the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mike Marshall
Willie Davis
Marshall
Expo
Dodgers
Tommy John
Dodger
Rich Auerbach
Tim Foli
Auerbach
Foli
Foley
Doug Ray
Don Carruthers
Memphis
Carruthers
Don Demola
Ron Cey
Valley Mets reach final then fall in Santa Maria final
The Lompoc Vandenberg Mets, largely led by Lompoc Senior Babe Ruth All-Star players, advanced to the Santa Maria semipro tournament final but lost 6 to 4 to Bakersfield. They beat Hanford 2 to 0 on Saturday behind Ted Grafton’s complete game. Bruce Duncan collected a triple and two singles for Bakersfield, while Steve MacNamee had two hits for Lompoc. The Senior Babe Ruthers begin tournament play July 20 in Mountain View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Ostler
Lompoc
Arroyo Grande
Vandenberg
Hollister
Ian McKeown
Mike Brockett
McKeown
Brockett
Lompoc-Vandenberg Mets
Santa Maria
Bakersfield
Mets
Hanford
Ted Grafton
Bruce Duncan
Steve MacNamee
Mountain View
Cabrillo Congs Defeat Lompoc Braves In Mesa League Battle
Cabrillo Congs defeated Lompoc Braves 51 to 33 as Mandy Simmons led Cabrillo with 15 points and Ed Martin added 10. Ed Taylor topped Lompoc with 11 points and Chuck Van Allen scored for the Braves. Arroyo Grande beat Bishop Diego 39 to 30 with Roger Ormonde scoring 20 for the victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabrillo Congs
Lompoc Braves
Mandy Simmons
Cabrillo
Ed Martin
Ed Taylor
Lompoc
Chuck van Allen
Arroyo Grande
Bishop Diego
Roger Ormonde
Drake Debut With Cedar Rapids Against Appleton
Kevin Drake went 1-for-4 in his professional baseball debut for Cedar Rapids in the Midwest League A. The Cedar Rapids team fell to Appleton 6-2 after the debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Drake
Drake
Houston Astros
Cedar Rapids
Appleton
NFL pickets form outside Cowboys camp in Thousand Oaks
About 15 striking NFL players including Dave Elmendorf Rich Saul and Jack Youngblood gathered a picket line at the Dallas Cowboys training camp in Thousand Oaks California A NFLPA spokesman said Cowboys moved rookies and free agents into camp early to avoid crossing the line and allowed a rookies meeting Saturday night Attendees also included Bob Thomas Prentis Norman Ben Davidson Gene Upshaw Calvin Hill and Rayfield Wright from other teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thousand Oaks
Calif
UPI
National Football League
Dave Elmendorf
Rich Saul
Jack Youngblood
Los Angeles Rams
Dallas Cowboys
NFL Players’ Association
Cowboys
Players Association
Bob Thomas
Prentis Norman
San Diego Chargers
Ben Davidson
Gene Upshaw
Oakland Raiders
Calvin Hill
Rayfield Wright
Dallas
West Germany Takes World Soccer Cup With 2 1 Win
West Germany edged the Netherlands 2 1 in Munich as Gerd Muller scored the decisive goal. The match drew 75 000 fans at the Olympic Stadium with Henry Kissinger watching, while Cruyff called the Dutch display schoolboyish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
UPI
Gerd Mueller
West Germany
Mueller
der Bomber
Holland
Olympic Stadium
Helmut Schoen
Johan Cruyff
Henry A. Kissinger
Connors and Evert Leave Wimbledon Promising 1975 Return
Wimbledon champions Jimmy Connors and Chris Evert depart for the United States after winning titles. Evert, 19, defeated Olga Morozova 6-0 6-4 to claim the women's crown and $16,800, while Connors, 21, beat Ken Rosewall 6-1 6-1 6-4 for the men's title and $24,000. They plan to marry in November and hope to become the first married couple to hold both titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
UPI
Jimmy Connors
Chris Evert
United States
Miss Evert
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Olga Morozova
Connors
Ken Rosewall
Sneed wins Greater Milwaukee Open with 12 under par
Ed Sneed dominated the GMC in Milwaukee by leading from start to finish. He carded a 12 under par 276 to capture $26,000 first prize as Grier Jones challenged and finished runner up in the $130,000 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sperber
al Greenleaf
Thomas Mackie
Village
Roy Coggin
Walter Lenz
Milwaukee, Wis
UPI
Ed Sneed
Milwaukee
Grier Jones
U S Men Beat Russians In Durham Dual Meet
U S men defeated Russia 117 102 in Durham North Carolina extending their series lead to nine wins in 12 meetings. Reggie Jones won three events while Wohlhuter and Buerkle set meet records in the 800 and 5000 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Durham
North Carolina
Russia
U.S
Tennessee
Reggie Jones
Rick Wohlhuter
Dick Buerkle
Lyudmila Bragina
Mary Decker
Sam Colson
Kansas
Mac Wilkins
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Lompoc Ruthers Champs
Marshall & Marshall
Mackie Tourney
Frank Murry
Roy McKenzie
Ben Payne
Rich Hulsker Low
Wray Stitch
Dave Prater
Steve Cutts
Bill Weiner
John Vass
Jerry Bartak
August Eck
Earl Clifton
Dan Johnson
Tim McGee
Bob McCauley
Bargin Hagin
Hugh Daltrey
Rick Vigil
Lou Martinich
Gene Fisher
Harlan Bratz
Bill Johnson
Gary Ryness
Rod Stevenson
Bob Dyshe
Glenn Ballangtine
Ed Rogers
Audie Story
Roy Bargeron
Charles Nickbrugge
Los Angeles
Walter Alston
John
Atascadero
San Luis
San Luis No
VAFB
Rhe Arroyo
Valley Mets
Rhe Hanford
Grafton
Hubbard
Hanford Perrett
Pland
Milan
Costa
RHE
Bakers
Winegarner
Banzhof
Bratz
Goodrich
Soto and
Brummer
San Luis Obispo
Mike
Congs
Rip Braves
Mackie
Village CC
Greenleaf
Walt Lenz
Dan Duffy
NFL
Cowboy Camp
S. Germans
Sneed
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