Baseball results and Monday night pitching schedule
Sunday results feature San Francisco beating Pittsburgh twice while Montreal, New York and Cincinnati posted wins in several matchups. Monday’s slate lists starters including Curtiss at Atlanta and Reuss at Cincinnati with multiple late games across cities.
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Baseball Stat Leaders Mixed League Totals
A record of top players by league with leader totals. Names include Bench Wynn Luzinski Schmidt Baker Winfield Luzinski Murcer Garvey Simmons Horton Bonds McRae Hisle Scott Burroughs and others. Pitching leaders list Sutton Seaver Messersmith Gullett Jones Matlack Ryan Palmer Blue Kaat Fitzmorris Lee Hunter with games won and ERA noted.
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Horton
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Gullett
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Matlack
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Palmer
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Chi
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Lee
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Hunter
Hall takes second at El Camino Freestyle Wrestling
Chris Hall of the Lompoc-Vandenberg Wrestling Club finished second in the 165 pound high school division at the El Camino Freestyle Wrestling Tournament held Saturday. He posted a 4 1 record. Keith Duggan won two of his four matches but did not place.
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Chris Hall
Lompoc-Vandenberg
Hall
Keith Duggan
Burbank High wins CIF 3 A softball title over Valley Christian
Burbank High captured the CIF 3 A girls softball championship with a 5 1 victory Friday over Valley Christian. Valley Christian, which eliminated Lompoc last week, entered with a 14 0 record. Warren claimed the 4 A title with a 1 0 win against Los Altos.
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Village CC golf results
The Village Country Club held its annual Florida Foursome tournament Saturday with 22 five man teams. The team of Bill Flaherty George Janatsch Jerry Johnson Ed Hendricks and Bob Blandin and Ed Ganster Don Campbell Bob MacClure Scotty McEwan and Fred Bucker shot a gross 61 to tie for first. Other Village results include May low net 65 by Mike Doran and Jack McDowell and low gross 74 by Frank Murray.
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Jerry Johnson
Ed Hendricks
Bob Blandin
Ed Ganster
Don Campbell
Bob MacClure
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Fred Bucker
John Vass
Harry Morris
Don Hilson
Rich Garcia
Marty Bultz
Dan Beeks
Mike Doran
Brad Sullivan
Ed Lyons
Charlie Waugh
Jack McDowell
Frank Murray
Carner Cruises to 11th LPGA Victory at Girl Talk Classic
JoAnne Carner won the Girl Talk Classic at the All-American Golf and Tennis Club by six strokes over Sandra Spuzich, posting a six under 213 despite a late round flaw. The win marks her 11th career LPGA victory and her lead was established early with a Friday 68.
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N.Y
UPI
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LPGA
Sandra Spuzich
New York City
Carner
Lake Worth
Fla
Miners win NCAA title in dramatic track showdown
UTEP claimed the NCAA track and field title with 55 points as UCLA and USC faltered. Hans Hoglund's 70 foot shot put and Kenyan runner John Ngeno highlighted a night of foreign stars dominating events, with Greg Joy failing to clear 6-11 in high jump.
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Texas A&m
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Arkansas State
Bell
Mark Enyeart
Utah State
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Eamonn Coghlan
Detroit
Enyeart
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Ireland
Mark Schilling
Wilson Waigwa
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