Lompoc Braves Win CIF Track Title In Historic Victory
Lompoc triumphs at the CIF SS track finals edging Garden Grove 18 to 16 as Terry Williams nails the two mile and Frank Hiatt hails a decisive team effort. Innes adds a 9:00.0 two mile while Jackson dominates sprints and hurdles.
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Eagles face rematch with Lompoc in CIF 3-A final
The El Segundo Eagles travel to Anaheim Stadium to meet Lompoc for a CIF 3-A title rematch at 5 30 p m. El Segundo carries a 32 2 season mark led by pitcher Scott McGregor 17 1 with 145 strikeouts while Lompoc seeks its 53rd win in 54 games and is coached by Dan Bodary.
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Allen's bat still alive as Dodgers win fourth in row
Maury Wills drives in the first run with a two out single in the second inning. Don Sutton and Jim Brewer combine on four hits to blank Montreal. Richie Allen belted his fifth homer of the season and added a single in four at bats.
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Weightmen top field for Kennedy Games
Berkeley reports an impressive Kennedy Games field led by shot putters Randy Matson and Al Feuerbach and world record holders Jay Silvester in discus and Jorma Kinnunen in javelin. Kinnunen, who fouled on all prelims last weekend, faces Bill Skinner as Matson and Feuerbach clash again in the shot put. UVLA junior McAlister may contend with Arnie Robinson in the broad jump, while UC's Rick Brown meets John Drew in the 880 for a Pacific Eight showdown.
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Lompoc El Segundo Game Broadcast and Tickets
KNEZ will air the Lompoc El Segundo game tomorrow at 5 30 p m with no live telecast. A videotape replay airs Thursday at 8 p m on Cablevision 4. Tickets are sold at Lompoc High Activities Office until noon tomorrow with prices 2 adults 1 for Jr and Sr high students and 50 cents for elementary students.
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Mays Delivers Walkoff Run As Giants Top Mets
Williie Mays, 40, homered to tie the game and then scored the deciding run in the 11th inning as the Giants defeated the Mets 2-1. Mays also made key fielding plays in the ninth, while Cleon Jones opened the scoring for the Mets with an RBI single.
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