Benefit game to aid Lompoc youth sports announced
In Lompoc a charity softball game between local media and KNEZ is set for July 23 at J M Park to raise funds for youth football and baseball programs. All donations go to the youth athletic programs, with reminders to support the effort through the event.
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Pirates Beat Phillies Sweep Weekend Series In NL East Race
Pittsburgh Pirates topped Philadelphia Phillies 5-1 and 12-10 to complete a four game weekend sweep. Phil Garner went 5 for 10 with four RBIs while Jerry Reuss won his 4th decision. The Cubs led the division by five games with the Phillies six games back and Pirates six games back.
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Morley shoots 66 to win Quad Cities Open
Mike Morley clinched the Quad Cities Open with a 17-under 267 at Oakwood Country Club to win $25,000. He birdied four straight on the final round, overtaking Bob Murphy and Victor Regalado who tied for second at 269 as Don Pooley and Bob Zender finished third at 270. Morley called it the highlight of his career and noted a late-season surge.
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Gary Cunningham, 37, named UCLA basketball coach to succeed John Wooden, vows to ignore pressure and build a cohesive unit. He spent 3 seasons as Wooden’s player and 10 as staff, joining after Gene Bartow resignation amid alumni pressure.
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Huyck pitches no hitter as Lompoc advances in youth tourney
Paul Huyck struck out 18 to throw a no hitter in a 5-0 win over Atascadero in Santa Maria. Lompoc scored two in the first inning and three more in the sixth, with Huyck driving in a run. Other first round games saw Arroyo Grande, Santa Maria No 1, and San Luis Obispo wins. Vandenberg must-win vs North Coast today. Lompoc advances to meet Nipomo or Paso Robles next.
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Orioles beat Yankees to tie for second in AL East
The Orioles shut out the Yankees 6-0 behind Ross Grimsley as Eddie Murray hit his 13th homer and the club collected six extra base hits. Weaver noted the win keeps them in the race after a late-season slide while Grimsley improved to 2-0 against New York.
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Watson Claiming British Open Glory Tops All Else
Tom Watson won the British Open at Turnberry with a 268 total, defeating Jack Nicklaus in a dramatic final round. Watson described the victory as the greatest of his career, firing a 5 under par 65 to overturn a late deficit and seize the title at the world’s oldest golf tournament.
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