Luzinski drives in three as Phils beat Braves with tape measure shots
Greg Luzinski slugged a pair of tape measure home runs lifting Philadelphia to a 6-5 win over Atlanta after Willie Montanez doubled in the seventh. Luzinski added a solo shot in the sixth for his 15th homer of the year, the longest at the Phils park. Hank Aaron paced Atlanta with a double and three singles. Other results include Dodgers over Cardinals 3-1 and Giants rallying past Cubs 7-3.
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The 2 Standings By United Press International
St. Louis Folkers improves to 2-0 as they face Los Angeles Messersmith who sits at 7-6 in a late scheduled meeting. Friday night games include Houston at Philadelphia and Chicago at Los Angeles with two twi-night pairings New York at Cincinnati and Montreal at Atlanta.
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Kevin Hicks shines in Lompoc Marlins glory with record miles
Kevin Hicks son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hicks swam for the Lompoc Marlins nearly four years earning 80 medals 170 ribbons. He placed in the Regional Junior Olympics as a 10 year old won a high point age group trophy and the Golden Marlin in 1971. He holds the Tri County record for the 9 10 year old 100 meter backstroke.
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Village Country Club Golf Results Highlight Weekend Play
Last week at Village Country Club events included longest drives by Lee Irvine and Ed Sperber on holes 10 and 15. Walt Stanley led closest to pin on 13, with a putting tie between Bob Martin and Bob Bickford. Best ball pairs dominated by Wray Stitch and Jim Oliver net 59, while Walt Stanley and Cal Stokes won the mixed 58. Foursomes and individual leaders led by Daron Katzakian Ed Lilly Bill Organ John Martin net 54 and Ed Lilly net 62. Saturday nets saw Jim Oliver Bob Collins Glenn Ballantyne Hugh Dalfrey net 55 with Collins low 63, and Saturday afternoon net 50 for Walt Susee Gerald Dutra Mike Doran Joe Milligan with Dutra low 65. Sunday best ball nets crowned Collins Ganster 56 with second-place ties Ferguson-Oliver and Daniels-McCauley at 57. Mixed winners Andy Wanda Anderson net 60. Women's tourney used a T and F format won by Dorothy McClure first flight with Fritz and Morgan tied for second. second flight Ann Lewis Sally Doran tied for win with Ruth Klitz third. Thirty women played at Alisal in home tourney. village officers to be honored Friday.
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Draper Multisport Star Eyes Major College Football
Mike Draper earned 1,490 rushing yards on 240 carries for a 6.2 yard average and was named Northern League Player of the Year for the second straight season. He finished wrestling with a 42-6 career mark, won the CIF Southern Section title, and pitched a .292 average as a second baseman on a 22-6 team reaching the CIF AAA semifinals. His brother Jim and father Jim Draper are noted athletes, and Mike aims for Hancock College with eyes on USC, citing football as his primary sport. Meanwhile, scoreboard reports show Jugheads 5, Wilkes 1 with Rauch earning the win and Brand X 1, foreman and Gutierrez key hits.
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