Lompoc Faces Salinas In District Three Playoff Series
Lompoc 14 to 15 year olds meet Salinas Nationals in a best of three District Three playoff at Pioneer Park beginning tomorrow for the right to reach the State Tournament in Hollister. Game times set: 2 PM Friday, noon Sunday, possible 4 PM Sunday. Salinas won the Northern Sectional, led by Bill Cole who threw a one hitter against Monterey, and Rich McIntire who fanned 10 in a seven inning loss. Lompoc relies on Aguilar and Barthel on the mound with Hudson and Drake in reserve as coach Dennis Ray guards an offense led by Drake, Collier, Gratton and Landry while fielders include Landry, Bolinger, Townes and McNamee.
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Dave Campbell
Padres
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Selma
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Townsend
Johnny Coffin
San Luis
Russ Samaniego
David McNamee
Mike Schnell
Steve Bobbitt
Joslin
Pairings set for first annual horse race golf tournament
The event at Village Country Club features 26 mixed couples with no spouses pairing, starting 3 p.m. and pari mutuel tables from 9 a.m. Readout lists all pairings and participant names.
Laver Wins Big Money Final In Tennis Champions Classic
Rod Laver defeated Rod Rosewall 6 4 6 3 6 3 in the $50 000 final, earning 35 000 and pushing his yearly earnings past 100 000. Rosewall fought back with rallies before a Madison Square Garden crowd of 10 292 as Laver nerves eased after the victory.
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Lompoc Eyes Weekend Title In District 16 Playoffs
Lompoc Legion baseball seeks a second straight district title in a best of three against Arroyo Grande this weekend. First two games at Arroyo Grande High School start tomorrow with a noon opener and a 45 minute later second game, a possible deciding game at Lompoc High Sunday at 1 p.m. Arroyo Grande leads the northern half with a 7-1 mark while Lompoc is 9-1 in the southern half.
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Oxnard
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13-year-olds bounce back for win at tourney
Lompoc Traveling TM all stars avenged an earlier loss by routing Atascadero 15-8 in the 13-year-old Babe Ruth Southern Section tournament at Mission Field San Luis Obispo. Vandenberg fell 4-3 to San Luis Obispo as SLO pitchers limited VAFB hits.
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Nicklaus and Trevino Withdraw From Philadelphia Classic
In Philadelphia the Philadelphia Golf Classic loses Nicklaus and Trevino as withdrawals. Labron Harris, Don Massengale, and Bob Murphy shot 67 to lead after the opening round, with a tight field chasing a $30,000 first prize.
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Powell Aids Orioles In Summer Hot Streak
Boog Powell drives in two runs with his 24th homer and a sacrifice, as Baltimore defeats Minnesota. Powell leads the league with 75 RBIs, aided by Brooks Robinson's batting behind him, while Andy Etchebarren adds two RBIs and Mike Cuellar gains his 12th win. The Orioles stretch their lead over Detroit in the pennant race.
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Vada Pinson
Roy Foster
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Sandy Alomar
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Aurellio Rodriguez
Lee Maye
George Scott
Carl Yastrzemski
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