Lompoc leagues feature Aztecs and Walkers in doubleheader action
Lompoc National Majors Aztecs beat Toyotas with Jeff DeSalle winning and two players 2-for-3. Walkers lead the second half, while Picos and Elks post strong showings with notable defense and offense. Lompoc National Minors showcase 7600s 22 Packers 11 as Howerton fanned 14. Dodgers 9 Firehouse 2, Mets 11 Craftsmen 13, and other minor league results fold into a bustling roundup.
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Lompoc
Aztecs
Toyotas
Jeff DeSalle
Dale Cain
Lonnie Chadic
Marty Trosper
Gary Simonson
Tracy Gilson
Picos
Ellis
Paul Muyck
Clayton Mills
Bill Lynch
Tim Heywood
Elks Walkers
Camaros
Dave Belt
Packers
Mike Howerton
Guy Buckman
Bill Santa Anna
Robert Lebel
Jules Manfreda
Pack Dodgers
Firehouse
Anthony Miranda
Chris Fedon
Mark Croker
Ricky Travis
Bret Allen
Dodgers
Cubs
Softies
Yankees
Matthews Seeks Dignity Beyond Owens Legend in Autobiography
In a Breakfast talk launching his memoir My Race Is Won joint with Neil Amdur, 26 year old Jesse Matthews criticizes the Jesse Owens myth, recalls 1968 protest fears, and links Parks 1955 Montgomery bus action to broader Black empowerment, while noting Owens’ post Olympic career and pressures from sponsors.
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New York
NEA
Jesse Owens
International Track Association
Vince Matthews
Owens
Matthews
Egend
Neil Amdur
Mexico City
United States Olympic Committee
Tommie Smith
John Carlos
Jesse
Hitler
America
Munich
Brooklyn
Rosa Parks
Montgomery
Ala
Jockeys Suffer Falls at Hollywood Park as Streak Ends
Four jockeys fall in three races at Hollywood Park in Inglewood California. Jockey Martin Hamilton suffers a neck injury but is not expected to miss riding for long. Apprentice Danny Winick escapes unharmed after his mount falls. Howard Grant and A L Diaz are unseated with Diaz sustaining a head bruise as Laffit Pincay Jr. sees a 25 day win streak halted.
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Inglewood
Calif
UPI
Hollywood Park
Laffit Pincay Jr
Sunshine Hill
Triple Gift
Martin Hamilton
Centinela Hospital
Danny Winick
Tio Jorge
Standings and schedule updates from UPI baseball
United Press International outlines Thursday games with matchups including San Francisco Chicago New York Atlanta and rain delays. It lists probable pitchers for the day and Friday and Saturday schedules plus results in the American League East and West standings. Gonzaga pitcher Byron Burns signs with the San Diego Padres.
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San Francisco
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
San Diego
Montreal
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Houston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
G.b
Boston
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Baltimore
West W
Oakland
Kansas City
Texas
California
Minnesota
Busby
LaGrow
Decker
Peterson
Pitlock
Grimsley
Tiant
Ryan
Spokane, Wash
UPI
Gonzaga University
Byron Burns
San Diego Padres
Pet
St. Philadelphia Louis
Cincinnati Atlanta
Barr trims warmup time and blanks Cubs
Giants pitcher Jim Barr reduced pregame warmups to six minutes and dominated the Chicago Cubs for a 1-0 victory. He credited the shorter routine with freeing his arm and delivering one of his best games. Gary Thomasson drove in the deciding run in the seventh as Bill Bonham took the loss.
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United Press International
Jim Barr
San Francisco Giants
Southern California
Barr
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Charley Fox
Gary Thomasson
Super Sub
Billy Williams
Steve Ontiveros
Ontiveros
Thomasson
Bill Bonham
New York
Atlanta
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Royals
Brewers
Aaron addresses fans in House on Flag Day history
Hank Aaron became the first professional athlete to address the House from the podium, receiving a standing ovation after a brief speech honoring the flag. In Capitol Hill, Speaker Carl Albert praised him as a history maker while Aaron recalled his 22 year career and pride in the flag. At Las Vegas, Betty Morris won the Showboat Classic bowling title with a 300 game and 208-167 victory.
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Washington
UPI
Hank Aaron
Congress
Atlanta Braves
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Charles DeGaulle
Douglas MacArthur
Aaron
Babe Ruth
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Page
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
R-N.c
Eau Claire
Capitol Hill
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Las Vegas
Nev
Betty Morris
Stockton
Calif
Rita Justice
Wilmington
Del
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Twins
Red Sox
Guy Cordon
Doug Brigham
Brian Shannon
John Flinkingshell
Shannon
Sox
Mike Maiden
Keith Moreland
Robert Marshall
Brian Plymote
Mesa Oaks
Dildines
Bruce Ortiz
Jamie Greenwood
Bagwell
Rodgers
Ron Toomey
Brains
Hendrickson
Lompoc Cap Craftsmen
Mets
Benjamin Hernandez
David White
John Heter
Scorpions
Indians
Braves
Pythians
Craftsmen
Softball Pizza Factory
Vargas Jewels
Margie Phipps
Vargas
Jeanne Montoya
Abby Ralston
Robbie Martin
Truckers
Hendricks
Sherrie Small
Carolyn Norris
Shelly Byrne
Kentucky Chicks
McDonalds
Linda Nix
Tamu Mitchell
Boni Spencer
Marion Grabe
Chicks
Betty Abeyta
Teri Lee
Pizza Factory
Sam Brewer
Shelly Burns
Diane Weber
PF Rockettes
Royal Aggies
Mary Villalobos
Red Kids
Mike Theis
Tim Howell
Joe DeLira
Reyes Cabrera
Ronnie Munoz
Central Coast
Grange Sprouts
Ray Castillo
Dennis Smith
Scott Zurschmidt
William Zandonatti
Zandonatti
Vernon Heidlebaugh
Glen Campbell
John
Adolph Garza
Clark Ortiz
Rudy Montoya
Pizza Palace
John Chierichetti
David Hartley
Ernie Escobedo
Skip van Allen
John Olivera
Gus Knickrhem
Tags
Jack-in-the-Box
Jeffers
NEA Sports Editor
Ira Berkow
Dave Hill
Uni-Managers International
NEA, Inc
Hamilton
Winick
Howard Grant
A.L. Diaz
Eagle Flight
Diaz
Grant
Griffin
Hooton
Schueler
Gullett
Spillner
McAnally
Gibson
Harrison
Matlack
Bryant
Gonzaga
John Mayberry
Vadam Pinson
Gene Garber
Paul Splittorff
Mayer
Stanford
Sandy Mayer
New
York
Fremont
So. Thompson Ave
Nipomo
BY Bobliley
Santa Rita
Bender Moss
Bender
Robert C
Lilley
Insurance Realtors
Skis Selectronics
West Ocean Lompoc
Rica
Guitars
Aa Music
Ron
Cenie
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