Weiskopf Extends Lead With Record 67 At Troon Open
Weiskopf fired a course record 67 to move to 9 under 36 holes and lead Johnny Miller by three at the British Open in Troon. Miller carded 68 to stand six under, while Bert Yancey and Jack Nicklaus were four under after six holes in rough, wind driven conditions.
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Troon
Scotland
UPI
Tom Weiskopf
Johnny Miller
Weiskopf
Miller
Columbus
Ohio
Bert Yancey
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Johan Schlee
Oakmont
Schlee
Earl
Nipomo Nipomo All Stars Open Tourney Action
Nipomo and Arroyo Grande faced off in the District Southern Section tournament at Pioneer Park as Nipomo chased a bracket move after a 18-10 rout of Atascadero. Paso Robles battled Arroyo Grande in a later losers bracket game in the seven team field.
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Lompoc
Arroyo Grande Stars
Pioneer Park
Vandenberg Afb
Paso Robles
Arroyo Grande
Nipomo
Atascadero
Arroyo
Paso
P. Sanchez
Lawrence
Sanchez
Grosse
Cook
Astascadero
J. Deitrich
Kinderknecht
Ontiveros
Rbi
Little D. Winzenski
Martin limits Santa Maria as Lompoc Patriots win 7-1
Ernie Martin pitched a three hitter and struck out 11 as the Lompoc American Legion Patriots defeated the Santa Maria Indians 7-1 at Elks Field. Matt Knickrehm cleared the bases with a three RBI triple in the seventh to spark the decisive rally and propel Lompoc to a 5-3 record in the first half of Central Coast League play.
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Ernie Martin
Santa Maria Indians
Lompoc American Legion
Patriots
Elks Field
Martin
Loyola University
Los Angeles
The
Santa Maria Legion
Elks
Tournament schedule reads and results excerpt
Tuesday results show Alas. 10 beat SLO 3 and Lompoc 11 over VAFB 9. Wednesday Arroyo 5 topped Paso 4. Nipomo 18 defeated Alas. 10. Arroyo to face Nipomo at 1 p.m. tomorrow.
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Alas
SLO
Lompoc
VAFB
Arroyo
Paso
Nipomo
Vaffby
Apeso
San Luis
Draper Wins Southern California High School Athlete of the Year
Santa Maria High star Mike Draper won the Second Annual Southern California High School Athlete of the Year Award by Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation in a ceremony at the museum near LAX. Draper, 5 6 160 pounds, starred in football baseball and wrestling, scoring 28 touchdowns and rushing for 157 yards in the CIF AAA final loss to Los Altos, as nominees were chosen by 25 local sports writers.
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Mike Draper
Mike
Citizens Savings Athletic Fundation
LA International
Lompoc Valley
Draper
Santa Maria
Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation
Los Angeles International Airport
California
Andrestling
Santa Maria High
Los Altos
Kuhn as Czar of Baseball Faces Pressure and Mockery
The piece criticizes Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for suspensions and public stance on issues from spitballs to Henry Aaron's pursuit of Babe Ruth's record. It notes players' defiance, Kuhn's image as both authority and target, and questions about integrity off the field.
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Kuhn
Bobby Murcer
Murcer
Indians
Gaylord Perry
Bobby
Perry
Henry Aaron
Henry
Babe Ruth
Aaron
Players’ Association
McLain
Marvin Gardens
Vermont Avenue
Seattle
Milwaukee
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Dwight Stones
Stones
Dick Fosbury
Nuernberg
Matzdorf
Bakersfield
Calif
Montreal
U.S
Jim Bush
West Germany
Olympic Stadium
Bush
Dave Wattle
Air Force
Oregon
Steve Prefontaine
Dave
Rip Indians
Matt Knickrehm
Jules Hain
Carlos Gonzales
Matt Goodrich
As Santa Maria
Goodrich
Dave Stegman
Santa Maria High School
Dennis Littlejohn
North Torrance High School
Winnner
Southern
Littlejohn
University of Southern California
Citizens Savings Museum
Citizens Savings All-Southern California Board of
Saints
Ira Berkow
NEW York
NBA
Bowie Kuhn
Juan Marichal
Larry Dierker
Tug McGraw
Associated Press
Marichal
Denny McLain
Mickey Mantle
Antle
Reggie Cleveland
Cardinals
Judge Landis
Fritz Peterson
Mike Kekich
Maury Allen
Tigers
Jim Bouton