Dodgers Draw Record Crowds At Stadium Landmark
Los Angeles Dodgers attract over 35 000 fans nightly with a potential to surpass 3 million attendance by September as they contend with the Reds for the NL West. The piece praises Dodger Stadium as a premier baseball park, notes O Mally’s pricing, public relations, and enduring fan appeal, and highlights players like Koufax Drysdale Wills Marshall Messersmith Garvey and broadcaster Vin Scully.
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NEA
Walter F. O'Malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Dodger Stadium
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Hank Greenberg
Los Oneg Spring
Greenberg
Bill Veeck
Cleveland
Chicago
San Francisco Giants
California
Stu Zanville
Los Angeles Lakers
Florida
Lakers
Waler F. O'Malley
Brooklyn
Elysian Hills
Hollywood
San Bernardino
Santa Ana
Harbor
Santa Monica
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Maury Wills
Mike Marshall
Andy Messersmith
Steve Garvey
Albacore Season Opens as Longfin Catch Forecast
Rod and Gun reports warn albacore are offshore from Avila and Santa Barbara with Port San Luis Sportfishing offering daily trips. Sea Landing sees albacore activity but few catches. overall deep sea fishing improves with salmon near Avila and large kings dominating the catches. Freshwater bites at Lake Cachuma favor catfish and bass, while Lopez and Santa Margarita lakes offer trout and bluegill with caution about algae and fire danger in dry Sierras.
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Santa Barbara
Port San Luis
Sea Landing
Lake Cachuma
Cachuma
Lopez Lake
Bill Endert
Santa Margarita Lake
Jerry Stovall
Santa Margarita
Pg&e
Sierras
Stanislaus and
Feather
Village golf results and mixed tournament at Village Country Club
Bob Collins won the Second Division Horserace on Saturday. In the regular Sunday mixed tournament 32 foursomes competed. George Gentile and Marge Gentile with Darrell Berends and Elsie Briscoe posted a net 55 to win, edging Bill and Penny Stowell with Bill Teller and Kay Lee who shot 56. Other results note Ed Rogers, Jay Smith, Bob Mac Clure and Daron Katzakian won Wednesday best ball net 53. Mike Doran, Ed Lilly, Ed Rogers and Art Harmon led Thursday with 57. Mike Doran and Ed Ganster tied for individual honors with net 70.
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Bob Collins
Village Country Club
Collins
Pat Doran
Brad Sullivan
George Gentile
Marge Gentile
Darrell Berends
Elsie Briscoe
Ed Rogers
Jay Smith
Bob Mac
Mike Doran
Ed Lilly
Art Harmon
Ed Ganster
Ken Doran
Joe Jackson
Doran
Bill Pendley
Gerald Dutra
George
Cal Poly’s Edwards named 1974-75 Athlete of the Year
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo sophomore Clancy Edwards honored as Athlete of the Year for 1974-75. He won both the 100 and 220 at the NCAA Division II championships, set multiple meet records, and earned U S World University Games and trials opportunities. Edwards also finished top in national AAU junior events, and was ranked among world leaders in the 220.
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San Luis Obispo
Clancy Edwards
Cal Poly
Edwards
Santa Ana
United States
Rome
Eugene
Ore
Sacramento
Provo
Utah
Ohe
Berkeley
Steve Williams
San Jose
Don Quarrie
Clancy
Steve Simmons
U.S
49ers fret over center Forrest Blue knee injury
The San Francisco 49ers fear a knee injury to center Forrest Blue after a scrimmage. Swelling persisted into Monday, risking surgery if not reduced in two to three days. The team conducted two lengthy workouts as Bill Larson was tried at left outside linebacker amid a linebacker shortage.
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UPI
San Francisco 49Ers
Forrest Blue
Blue
Bill Larson
Colorado State
49Ers
Major league standings and nightly results summary
National and American leagues show standings with team gaps and records. Pittsburgh leads the NL East with 62 wins, Philadelphia 58, New York 52, St. Louis 50, Chicago 47, Montreal 0. West leaders Cincinnati 67, Los Angeles 54, San Francisco 51, San Diego 49, Atlanta 44, Houston 69. American East lists Boston at 61 wins, Baltimore 51, New York 50, Milwaukee 50, Detroit 46, Cleveland 46. American West features Oakland 65, Kansas City 54, Chicago 49, Texas 47, California 42, Minnesota 44. Night results include Mets at St Louis, Dodgers at Atlanta, Phillies at Pittsburgh, Giants at Cincinnati, Mets at St Louis. and AL games: Orioles at Cleveland, Yankees at Detroit, Red Sox at Milwaukee, etc.
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Jackson Named American League Player of the Week
Reggie Jackson of the Oakland A's earned AL player of the week honors for July 21 to 27. He collected five singles four doubles a triple and five home runs for a .395 batting average and .947 slugging with 12 RBIs and 10 runs scored across 10 extra base hits and 36 total bases.
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Bowling results from Lompoc league action show top totals
Last week's action at the Lompoc venue featured high scores across divisions. Notable performances include Sloan 542 series with 234 game, Wahl 529, Sumter 530 with 192, Soberano 536 with 191, and Tidd 580 with 202 in Ginkey Trio. Others include Macke, Perry, Sumter, Barnes, Tonnelli, and Richards with strong marks. Junior and Pee Wee results were not available.
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GE — Sarge Sloan
Randy Wahl
Mike Sumter
Karen Sumter
Jenifer Soberano
Gini Madison
Shirley Dobbs
Darlene Brecksmith
Dodie Macke
Judy Perry
al Barnes
John Tonnelli
Jerry Macke
Bill Richards
Ginkey
Bill Tidd
Russ Porter
Red Gum
Doty Pankuk
Early Bird
Leona Zeeman
Dotie Macke
Ruth Dansby
Barbara Skinner
Melinda Dunkin
Betty Grisco
Bessie Carl
City softball results show wide scoring and strong pitching
Fat Jax 17, Taco Belles 0 as Sabrina Robinson goes 3-3 with a homer while Carolyn Norris strikes out 15 allowing one hit. Calvary 15, Star 16 in eight innings with Chris Elias 5-5 and Linda Tupper 4 hits. Merchants 20, Keggers 1 led by Jan Jeffers 4- hits and 10 strikeouts. Lompoc Merchants 26, Taco Belles 4 with Margie Phipps homering. Taylors 20, Walt's Mobil 6 two-homer performers. La Purisima 11, First Baptist 4 powered by Terrones brothers. Church of Nazarene 8, Mission Hills Baptist 7 Roy Patterson gets win.
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Taco Belles
Sabrina Robinson
Debbie Aguilar
Sandy Mangum
Gailwood
Carolyn Norris
Stella Po Oe Star
Calvary
Chris Elias
Sheryl Ellingwood
Jay Ferguson
Linda Tupper
Kathy Krugger
Moyans
Goodlife
Donna Grossi
Arlene Downs
Linda Letson
Pat Mahan
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Keggers
Jan Jeffers
Brenda Charbrowski
Sue Strian
Teri Cruz
Val Tykeson
Lauren Morehart
Margie Phipps
Lompoc Merchants
Mel Bland
Ashe ejects crying child at Louisville tennis match
Wimbledon champion Arthur Ashe halted play to remove a crying baby from the stands during the Louisville Pro Classic. His opponent Nikki Spear of Yugoslavia advanced 6-4 7-6 as Ashe praised the match's fast serves and noted the incident.
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