Stegman Named All America Outfielder By Sporting News
Dave Stegman of Lompoc High and Arizona is listed as one of three outfielders on Sporting News 1975 College All America. The team, chosen by major league scouts, boasts a .407 team batting average and includes Stegman alongside other top college players. He also earned First Team honors from college coaches and posted 36 steals in 42 attempts with 24 doubles, 90 runs, 53 RBIs, and seven homers. He was drafted in the sixth round by the Red Sox but did not sign.
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Dave Stegman
Sporting News
Stegman
Dave
Lompoc High
Bratz Signs Baseball Scholarship After Transfer Path
Bratz Jeff Bratz former Lompoc High baseball star signed a letter of intent to attend Northern Arizona University on a baseball scholarship. He was a three year letterman at Lompoc playing shortstop on teams that went 73 7. He played one year for the University of Arizona freshmen hitting .340 before transferring to Yavapai College where he hit .365 on the 1974 squad that posted a 35 10 record.
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Jeff Bratz
Lompoc High
Northern Arizona University
Jeff
University of Arizona
Yavapai College
Ex Ole Miss star testifies school paid living costs 1970 71
Former Ole Miss basketball star Johnny Neumann testified in his divorce case that university athletic officials paid rent groceries and other living expenses for him and his wife in 1970 and 1971. He said alumni also gave funds and that the athletic department arranged his wife’s job.
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Johnny Neumann
University of Mississippi
Mississippi
Ole Miss
Virginia Squires
American Basketball Association
Robert) Jarvis
Alabama
Dodgers Alston Names NL All Star Pitchers
Walt Alston selected three Dodgers for the 1975 National League All Star staff Andy Messersmith Don Sutton and Mike Marshall along with fellow NL names Tom Seaver Jon Matlack Tug McGraw Randy Jones Jerry Reuss and Phil Niekro. Four lefthanders among the eight NL picks with Seaver’s eighth selection and Marshall Matlack McGraw Niekro each chosen twice.
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UPI
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Andy Messersmith
Don Sutton
Mike Marshall
Dodgers
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Jon Matlack
New York Mets
Tug McGraw
Philadelphia Phillies
Randy Jones
San Diego Padres
Jerry Reuss
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phil Niekro
Atlanta Braves
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Montreal Expos
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Astros
Jones
Reuss
Vida Blue
Kansas City
Steve Busby
California
Nolan Ryan
Chicago
Rich Gossage
Hunter
Bowling leaders shine in week at Lompoc Valley Bowl
Senior bowler Mike Eittreim led in week scores with 211 563 and Rusty Alverson 200 518 while bantams Joette Zeeman 174 394 and Guy Ruckman 172 325 placed high. Four teams Vie for first Fresbies 23 9 No 2 23 9 YoYos 20 12 Pumpkins 20 12. Five squads head to Fresno Junior State Tournament Rolling Stones Bantams Lompoc No 1 Juniors RCF The Feds The Fudpackers.
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Rusty Alverson
Tammy Dodson
Barbey Warner
Bantams
Guy Ruckman
Joette Zeeman
Donna Hall
Pee Wees
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Bryan Boyer
Karen Sumter
Marion Howell
Akemi Hall
Guys & Gals
Claire Payne
Ed Shelton
Fresbies
YoYos
Pumpkins
Jack Zazinski
Ron Reitmeier
Alley
Jack Farley
al Bischoff
Xerox
Lompoc
Coaches press White House on HEW guidelines for sex equity
Washington UPI coaches Bo Schembechler Darrell Royal and Barry Switzer met with President Ford to urge changes to HEW rules banning sex discrimination in college sports. Ford offered no promises. Rep. James O'Hara suggested exempting college sports and keeping sex separated PE classes with equal facilities.
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University of Michigan
Bo Schembechler
Michigan
Darrell Royal
Texas
Barry Switzer
Oklahoma
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Switzer
James O’hara
D-Mich
O’hara
Hrabosky Bypassed for All Star bid by Alston
Alston of the Dodgers chose Mike Marshall for the NL All Star pitching staff, sidelining Hrabosky who had the league leading 14 saves and a 26 year old left hander role with the Cardinals despite his strong season and top save total.
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Hrabosky
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Montreal Expos
Los Angeles
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Mike Marshall
Philadelphia
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Ted Simmons
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Simmons
Correction Note and Weekend Tennis Entry Deadlines
Correction notes John Olivera pictured with the Babe Ruth 13-year-old All Stars. Santa Ynez Valley Open Tennis Tournament set for Saturday and Sunday at Santa Ynez High Courts with a Wednesday entry deadline. Entries to Santa Ynez Valley High School Box 185 or call Dean Gilchrist at 688-4848 after 9 pm.
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Joe Olivera
Babe Ruth
Santa Ynez High Courts
Santa Ynez Valley High School
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Santa Ynez
Dean Gilchrist
Brewers Young Standouts Fuel Tight AL East Race
Milwaukee relies on youth with 19-year-old Robin Yount leading in hitting and 24-year-olds Sixto Lezcano Gorman Thomas along with rookie Bobby Sheldon driving a 4 3 win over Kansas City. Boston clings to lead as New York and Milwaukee chase in AL East with other scores highlighted.
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A.L
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Gorman Thomas
Bobby Sheldon
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Pedro Garcia
Milwaukee
Kansas City Royals
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Rick Wise
Yankees
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Rick Miller
Fred Lynn
Carl Yastrzemski
Rangers
Roy White
Graig Nettles
Jim
Nicklaus Leads British Open Favorite Status After Practice
Jack Nicklaus is the 4-1 favorite to win the British Open after posting 67 65 67 65 for 264 in four practice rounds. The Open record is 276 held by Arnold Palmer and Tom Weiskopf. Nicklaus says his swing pattern is good.
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Tom Weiskopf
Late blooming ex-doctor sets track records at 76
Paul E. Spangler, a retired surgeon from San Luis Obispo, began as a fun runner a decade ago and now holds world records and 14 medals across three age groups. He lists 76-year-old marks from the 440 yard dash to the 10,000 meters and plans to compete at the AAU National Masters Championships in White Plains, New York, on August 8.
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