Lompoc Hosts District 7 Babe Ruth Tourney Start
The Lompoc 13-year-old All-Stars begin hosting the District 7 Southern Section tournament at Pioneer Park, following the 14-15 team’s Nipomo championship run. Lompoc will face SLO, VAFB, Paso Arroyo and Nipomo in a multi day schedule with standings leading to the District Championship and potential State Southern Section berth.
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Lompoc Lions Beat San Luis Obispo Tilt In Tourney Duel
Leroy Grossini fired a two hitter with 10 strikeouts as Lompoc beat San Luis Obispo 4 2 in a seven inning run. Borchard doubled and scored on Hallenbeck's single in the seventh as Lompoc erased a 1 0 deficit. The tourney opens with Lompoc vs Vandenberg AFB and runs through Sunday with seven teams competing.
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Singer hums to 14th and Angels close on in
Bill Singer has become one of baseball's leading winners after moving from the Dodgers in the offseason. He earned the victory in the Angels 10-4 win over the Cleveland Indians, keeping California within reach of first in the AL West.
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UCLA skating: it's news to J. D. Morgan
UCLA athletic director J. D. Morgan said the university will investigate allegations by a former Bruin wrestler that he received passing credit for classes he did not attend. The broader situation, where others reportedly benefited, came as a total surprise to Morgan. He stressed no guarantees exist in the academic process.
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Stockton captures Greater Milwaukee Open in dramatic finish
Dave Stockton, 31, of San Bernardino, wins the $130,000 Greater Milwaukee Open with 276, 12 under par. Homero Blancas and Hubie Green finish one stroke behind at 277 after strong final rounds. Bob Goalby falters with a triple bogey to end at 279.
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Aaron Keeps Pace Toward 715 Home Runs this Season
Hank Aaron homered twice against the Mets to reach 23 homers in 88 games and a career total of 696. If his pace holds, he would finish with 19 more and a career total of 715, threatening Babe Ruth's 714. A 33,017 crowd in New York watched him go deep twice off George Stone.
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