Lompoc Lifts Double Shutout Sweep In Legion Ball
Lompoc pitchers Aguilar and Gonzales shutout Arroyo Grande 7 0 and Santa Ynez 2 0 to seal a weekend two game sweep. Bratz fueled Saturday win with three hits two triples and four runs while Stegmen and Harmon drove in the other runs. Gonzales benefited from early Lompoc support and retired Santa Ynez without further trouble.
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Mac Fisher
Bob Aguilar
Carlos Gonzales
Lompoc
Aguilar
Arroyo Grande
Gonzales
Santa Ynez
Jeff Bratz
Bratz
Stan Stewart
Neal Potter
Porter
Dave Stegmen
Tom Harmon
Stegmen
Stewart
Gonz
Villagers Suffer Double Loss in Weekend Baseball
Vandenberg Village dropped games to Santa Ynez 8-3 and Arroyo Grande 6-4 as a six hit weekend left them with one win in four. Ernie Martin led the Villagers with three hits and two doubles, while Arroyo Grande rode Otsuji to win.
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Santa Ynez
Arroyo Grande
Brian Asselstine
Dan Fitzgerald
Stan Stewart
Bruce Bennett
Fitzgerald
Ernie Martin
Monte Wise
Martin
Pat Dampier
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Southern California
Tulsa
Harvard
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Southern Illinois
Southern Cal
Phil Honeycutt
Pan American University of Edinburg
Tex
Seton Hall
Valentine Tops Dodgers As Rookie Davis Belts First Homer
Willie Davis mentors rookie Bobby Valentine who homered for his first major league shot, driving in four runs as the Dodgers beat the Expos 7 1. Valentine also had three singles and solid third base defense in a milestone day marred only by memories of his last start with the club.
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Montreal Expos
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Wilson
Williams
Bobby Valentine
Montreal
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Los Angeles
Maury Wills
Casey Cox
Jackie Brown
Angels
Williams Drives Braves to 9-0 Win Over Astros
Earl Williams a 22 year old rookie at third base after Clete Boyer's release powered Atlanta with six RBIs on a pair of three run homers. Hank Aaron and Orlando Cepeda mentored him as the Braves blanked Houston 9-0. Pat Jarvis pitched five hitter for his second win.
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United Press International
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Atlanta Braves
Williams
Clete Boyer
Hank Aaron
Orlando Cepeda
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Houston Astros
Aaron
Pat Jarvis
Los Angeles
Montreal
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St. Louis
New York
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chicago
San Diego
Philadelphia
Willie Mays Rebirth Shines With 21st Season Touch
In New York Willie Mays discusses his surprising return as a productive hitter with a .322 average 13 homers and 35 RBIs leading the Giants. He credits teammates and manager Charlie Fox while noting his near pursuit of Babe Ruth's 714 homers and his 18th All Star bid. The derby from Fuchu Japan closes the piece, highlighting Hikaruimai as the favorite.
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Milton Richman
UPI
New York
Willie Mays
Willie
Giants
San Francisco
Charlie Fox
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Mays
Leo
Weiskopf Grabs Sudden-Death Kemper Open Win
Tom Weiskopf defeated Dale Douglass Gary Player and Lee Trevino in a one hole playoff at Quail Hollow to win the Kemper Open. The 28 year old from Bedford Ohio birdied the 15th on a 599 yard double dogleg left to claim the title and $30 000 while Player called the playoff an absolute joke.
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Bedford
Ohio
Weiskopf
Quail Hollow Country Club
Dale Douglass
Kemper
Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Douglass
Trevino
Player
Bob Lunn
Lunn
Atlanta
Benefit grid contest tickets go on sale in two counties
Tickets for the Santa Barbara County Ventura County Boys' Club benefit football game go on sale tomorrow with prices 3 for reserved seats 2 for general admission and 1 for children under 12. The August 7 game at La Playa Stadium benefits 11 Boys Clubs.
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Santa Barbara County
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Santa Barbara Ott’s
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Sporting Goods Dept
All-American Sporting Goods
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Seacoast Marine Corp
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Angels Trim Nats Bid As Johnson Trade Talks Falter
In Anaheim the Angels rejected a Senators offer for Alex Johnson amid continued trade talks. Washington reportedly sought Johnson with prospects like Frank Howard and Lloyd Allen, but Angels GM Dick Walsh declined to compromise the club’s future. Johnson lashed a pair of line drives in the loss, while Tony Harrah tied the game with his first major league homer for Washington.
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Dick Walsh
Senators
Joseph R. Burke
Johnson
Walsh
California
Washington
Frank Howard
Lloyd Allen
LaRoche
Allen
Oakland
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