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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1974

Page

6

Cook Poised for Bears Rookie Camp Amid Strike Obstacles

Hank Cook, a Cabrillo High alum and New Mexico State standout, heads to the Chicago Bears rookie camp despite a NFL Players Association strike. The blind, slow-footed yet confident wide receiver discusses bonuses, contract incentives, and the rush to prove himself as rookies report under labor turmoil.

Cook Bears Hank Cook Hank Cabrillo High Chicago Bears Associated Press New Mexico State Cabrillo Hancock Wayne Wheeler Alabama

North All-Stars add Lompoc’s Scott Steffen for Santa Barbara game

Scott Steffen of Lompoc High is added to the North All-Stars roster for the Santa Barbara County All-Star football game. His omission from the official list was corrected. The game date is Aug 3, not Aug 14 as previously reported.

Scott Steffen Lompoc High North All-Stars Santa Barbara Mark Wulfemeyer California CIF L.A

Babe Ruthers edge A.G. in San Luis tourney clash

Lompoc 13 year old Babe Ruth All-Stars meet San Luis Obispo in Arroyo Grande for a winners bracket decider as part of the Babe Ruth District Three Southern Section tournament. Lompoc defeated Arroyo Grande Traveling Team 3-2 yesterday. Vandenberg AFB and Arroyo Grande Host clash today with elimination at stake.

Lompoc San Luis Obispo All-Stars Arroyo Grande High Arroyo Grande Vandenberg Afb Paso Robles

World Football League debuts draw big crowds amid new rules

The World Football League opened with five games drawing over 200,000 fans total, led by Philadelphia with 95,934 and Birmingham 53,231 at Legion Field. Highlights included King Corcoran passing for the Bell and Steve Williams returning a 50 yard interception for Birmingham. The league introduced 7 point touchdowns and non kicking excess point rules as part of its fresh slate.

United Press International World Football League Philadelphia Florida Blazers WFL National Football League NFL New York Stars Jacksonville Sharks Florida King Corcoran John Land Philadelphia Bell Portland Storm John F. Kennedy Stadium Corcoran Alan Thompson Cecil Bowens Pigskin Steve Williams Birmingham Americans Southern California Sun Legion Field George Mira Paul Robinson Birmingham Earl Sark Southern California Notre Dame John Huarte Gary Shirk Paul Miles Memphis Southmen Detroit Wheels Memphis Virgil Carter Chicago Fire Houston Texans Windy City Soldier Field Jim Strong Honolulu

Valley Mets Upset Blues in Central Conference Play

Dennis Hall struck out 15 and pitched a three hitter as the Lompoc-Vandenberg Mets toppled the San Luis Obispo Blues 8-1 to move to 1-0 in CC play. The Mets broke a 1-1 tie with six seventh inning runs and added key hits from Murphy Brockett Hall and Brown. They next face the Santa Maria Indians Friday at Ellis Field. Also announced is the Lompoc Valley YMCA swimming lessons starting July 29 and August 12 at 222 North I St with 10 lessons per series.

Dennis Hall Lompoc-Vandenberg Mets San Luis Obispo Blues Hall Mets San Luis Santa Maria Indians Ellis Field Santa Maria Lompoc-Vandy Lompoc Valley YMCA North I St

Player irons to early lead at British Open

Gary Player fired a three under par 68 to move to 137 total and lead after 36 holes at Royal Lytham. South Africa teammate Bobby Cole lurked at even par 142 after a 71, with windy conditions and key birdies shaping the midway podium.

Bobby Cole Player Augusta Johannesburg

NFLPA strike cancels midsummer All-Stars clash

The 1934 established College All-Stars versus NFL champions kickoff game on July 26 is canceled amid the NFL Players Association strike. About 100000 would have gone to Chicago Tribune Charities Inc. The move drew sharp owner reactions as training camps break and players depart.

Chicago UPI National Football League Players Association NFLPA Miami Dolphins Chicago Tribune Charities Inc NFL Cooper Rollow Tribune Sports Tribune Charities

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