Bratz Dominates in 31 0 Victory Over Paso Robles
Lompoc Legion baseball crushed San Luis Obispo 12 3 and Paso Robles 31 0 as Jeff Bratz led the onslaught going 6 for 6 with six runs and ten RBIs in the two games. Aguilar won the opener with seven innings of three run ball while Roy Howell added three hits in relief.
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Blue Dominates Senators for 12th Win in Season Splash
Vida Blue dazzles over Washington with eight to one victory as he limits Senators to four hits. The Oakland rookie fanned seven and walked two, improving his record to 12 2 while keeping his season ERA extraordinarily low.
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Angels Rally on Road Trip Faces Yankees in Anaheim
The Angels finish a 5-6 road trip with a 5-2 win at Boston and host the New York Yankees in a three game series. Clyde Wright picks up win and Jim Fregosi homers as Calgary. manager Jerry Phillips weighs whether Alex Johnson will rejoin the lineup after a benching.
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Dodgers Rally Past Mets as Allen Vanishes Again
Richie Allen failed to appear at game time in left field for the Mets, prompting Dodgers manager Walter Alston to insert Bill Russell who responded with a triple double and single guiding Los Angeles to a 4-3 win. Russell ignited a fourth inning rally and scored the go ahead run in the fifth. Allen claimed he ducked into a hallway during old timers day and did not know the game had started.
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Texas gridder Freddie Steinmark dies at 22 from cancer
Freddie Steinmark, defensive back on the 1969 Texas Longhorns national champion team, died at 11 p.m. Sunday at age 22 after a battle with cancer. He had his left leg amputated in December 1969 and returned to hospital in April as his illness progressed. Coach Fred Akers called his death one of sports' saddest moments and noted Steinmark's inspirational impact on youngsters nationwide.
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Jacksons one man show stirs state track title talk
Jackson of Lompoc High finished second in the 180 low hurdles at the California state meet at UCLA amid controversy over the finish. CIF officials will review film to determine if he shared first or settled for second, potentially making Lompoc co champions with Hamilton of Los Angeles.
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Bakersfield
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University of Indiana
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Ross Porter
Channel Four
Dwight Stones
Glendale High
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Randy Williams
Edison High
Tony Kryzosiak
Garden Grove
Percell Keeling
Morningside
United States
Paul Cummings
Righetti High
Brent Tubb
Cleveland High
Dos Pueblos
Bill Cheadle
Kvalheim defeats Prefontaine at Twilight Meet in Eugene
Arnie Kvalheim of Norway wins the Twilight Meet mile in 3:56.4 as Oregon star Steve Prefontaine finishes second with 3:57.4. Jim Ryun, hampered by hay fever, places 10th in 4:07.6 on his final outing before the AAU meet. Ken Moore wins the AAU marathon in 2:16:48, ahead of Frank Shorter. Bob Fitts fails to finish in the top 10.
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Ryun
Philadelphia
Marty Liquori
Willamette Valley
Moore
University of Oregon
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Florida Track Club
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Wisconsin
Dickinson Edges Nicklaus In Sudden Death At Atlanta
Gardner Dickinson defeated Jack Nicklaus on the first extra hole to win the Atlanta Golf Classic in a sudden death playoff. All three top contenders were 12 under after regulation as Nicklaus missed a short putt for birdie on the final hole. Dickinson, a Lost Tree Village resident, earned $25,000, while Nicklaus received a $14.30 consolation prize.
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Quick golf putt tips for left or right misses
Quick cures are unreliable but two practice tips help putts. Move the ball back toward the right foot to fix left misses and open the face slightly. For right misses, move the ball forward and strike the ball with a slightly closed face to bring it on line.
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