Osteen Tops Seaver Again In Dodgers 5-0 Victory
Dodgers edge Mets 5-0 as Claude Osteen shuts down Tom Seaver on six hits. Seaver suffers his fourth loss in 17 decisions against Los Angeles, first at Dodger Stadium since 1967, with Osteen noted for three shutout wins over Seaver this season. Other NL results include Reds over Cubs 6-1 and Cards over Astros 3-2.
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Lompoc vs Hayward in Babe Ruth Seniors Sectional Semifinal
Lompoc all-stars meet Hayward in a 2 p.m. semifinal at UC Hayward with the winner facing undefeated Fremont twice for the double elimination title. Lompoc edged Mountain View 3-2 yesterday. Ralph Ochoa started, then Matt Goodrich and Bill Boyer finished.
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Ali Beats Lewis In Dublin In Close Heavyweight Bout
Muhammad Ali defeats Al Lewis at Croke Park with an 11th round stoppage after a rugged 12 round slugfest. Ali earns 250000 dollars while Lewis pockets 40000 in his biggest payday to date.
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Rangers Trade Mincher and Kubiak to Athletics
Texas Rangers ship first baseman Don Mincher and infielder Ted Kubiak to Oakland for journeyman Marty Martinez and minor leaguer Victor Harris. Mincher led Texas with 39 RBIs and was batting .236. Kubiak hit .228. Martinez, 30, is a switch hitter with positions across the field and a brief pitching stint.
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Bobick dominates trials start in Fort Worth
South Carolina convict Bobby Lee Hunter opens his Olympic boxing bid in Fort Worth. Duane Bobick impressed in the welterweight division by stopping Clifford Stephens in 1 01 of the first bout. Other winners included James Busceme, Jesse Valdez, David Armstrong, and Ricardo Carreras as trials begin. Hunter, serving an 18 year manslaughter sentence, makes his flyweight debut amid controversy.
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Five Montana officials indicted in university funds scandal
A federal grand jury indicted five men including University of Montana vice president George L. Mitchell and athletic director Harold Swarthout on a 32 count case alleging diversion of 200000 in HEW and state funds to the athletic department. Co conspirators named were unindicted. The charges cover conspiracy falsified work records and false statements to the government with penalties up to five years and ten thousand dollars per count.
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Allen trades and camp notes ripple through NFL rosters
Allen rebuilds Redskins with Alvin Haymond trade from Rams while Speedy Duncan’s absence prompts changes. Junior Coffey contemplates retirement to horse racing as Tom Stincic departs Cowboys camp. Patriots acquire Bill Atessis as Sledge fails physical with Oilers, and Ken Houston signs with Houston. Broncos sign Mike McConnell and cut five players.
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Village Hills all stars edge Orcutt 1 0 in post season opener
Dominick Barry pitched a complete game with 10 strikeouts and three hits as Village Hills Little League beat Orcutt American 1-0. Justin Boyd drove in the only run in the fourth, with VH defense errorless. They host Lompoc National League Saturday at 4 p.m. in District 50 action.
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Marlins Set for Tri-County Meet at Santa Barbara
The Lompoc Marlins swim team will compete at San Marcos High School in Santa Barbara hosted by Royal Aquatics. The meet is the final tri-county event before the August 5 championships in Atascadero with teams from the northern tri-county area participating.
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Softball Showdown Decides Colt Division Winner
The KNEZ Airwaves face the Stateside Pets tomorrow at 5 p.m. in a one game playoff at Thompson Park to decide the city ponytail Colt Division champion. Following the game the Colt all-stars will be announced.
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Braves place Rico Carty on 21 day disabled list
Outfielder Rico Carty the Braves longtime injury plagued star was placed on the 21 day disabled list. Larvell Blanks a 22 year old infielder was recalled from Savannah to take his roster spot and join Atlanta.
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