Phillies Rout Dodgers as Patience Pays Off
Frank Luchessi credited patience for a surge as the Phillies won their 10th of 12, led by Tony Taylor Deron Johnson and Larry Hisle homers in a 10-3 victory over the Dodgers. Woody Fryman improved to 7-6 with Dick Selma saving his 14th.
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No progress in NEL talks over $8 million pension plan
Negotiations between NFL owners and the National Professional League Players Association stretched into a fifth day in Philadelphia with two mediator led sessions planned. Subcommittee talks and a joint meeting were scheduled as both sides pressed for progress on the pension package.
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Angels Lose as Hidden Ball Trick Stings Rally
California Angels manager Lefty Phillips fumes after the Yankees pull a hidden ball trick in the ninth inning to retire Angel runners and seal a 5-2 road win. Gene Michael Labeled the ploy, which came as Andy Messersmith rests with a shoulder injury and Greg Garrett starts in his place.
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Lompoc Babe Ruthers Eye Southern Section Showdown
Lompoc’s 14 15 Babe Ruthers meet Turlock in the featured Southern Section Northern California Tournament game at 2 p m. A win would give Lompoc the inside track to the championship and a Thursday 2 p m title game berth.
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Local Lompoc Teams Remain In District 50 Playoffs
Three Lompoc area teams Vandenberg AFB Village Hills and Lompoc American All Stars advance as District 50 enters final week VAFB opens against Santa Maria South at 5 p m at Village Hills park Village Hills faces Santa Maria West Thursday at 5 p m at Village Hills park and Lompoc All Stars meet Friday against tonight's VAFB Santa Maria South winner at 5 p m at an undeclared site The championship is set for Saturday at 1 p m with winners from Thursday’s games advancing The Northern Section tourney unfolds in Sacramento with the winner advancing to the regional in Mexicali before the Babe Ruth World Series.
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Hall of Fame Inducts Frick Boudreau Combs and Haines
Ford C Frick former commissioner and father of the Hall of Fame Lou Boudreau ex Yankee Earle Combs and Jesse Haines were inducted alongside. The ceremony preceded a Doubleday Field game where the Expos beat the White Sox 10 to 6 with homers by Bobby Wine and Ron Brand.
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Pro Am Action Opens Golden Anniversary State Open
Pro am action begins at Santa Maria and San Luis Obispo Country Clubs with 135 professionals and 138 amateurs. Two days of pro am play precede 72 holes and a final two days at Santa Maria CC. Defending champ Terry Small headlines a field with former champions and top pros. admission is 1 dollar.
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Karlyn Pipes Leads Marlins With Four Wins At Tri-County Meet
Lompoc Marlin Swim Team dominated the Northern Section Tri-County meet in San Luis Obispo led by Karlyn Pipes who won four events in the 7 and 8 division including 50 yd backstroke 44.9 50 yd breaststroke 49.8 50 yd butterfly 45.4 and 100 yd individual medley 1 36.7 Nancy Arnold and Nancy Nagle also claimed multiple wins across several divisions.
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Robichaud Breaks Own Discus Mark at Allan Hancock Meet
Robichaud, a Hancock sophomore and former Lompoc High athlete, set a personal discus record of 130 ft 2 in to win the event at the Allan Hancock third all comer meet. He also claimed the shot put title with 48 ft 6 in as one of four double-winners.
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Northridge Little League romps over Village Hills 18-1
Northridge senior All-Stars defeated Village Hills by 18 to 1 in a sub sectional playoff. Barry Letzer led Northridge with a bases loaded triple and two singles, while Steve Harris earned the win with Richard Rosenthal in relief as the pitchers totaled 15 strikeouts. Village Hills single hit came from John Lowry, ending their season as Northridge advances to the sectional tournament at Reseda.
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