City Softball Club Scores and Open League Results
In City League play First Baptist edged Southern Baptist 7 to 6 in 12 innings as Ernie Lord delivered the winning run and extra base hits. Other results include First Baptist 21 Foursquare Church 11 and First Southern Baptist 15 Nazarene 14, with key performances by Vonseca Spurgin Keys and Drankenbrink. Open League saw Vargas Jewelers 24 Begg’s Arco 2, Winston’s Valley Pedaler 15 NPI 12, Linde Chevron 22 Fat Jax 7, Shanty 16 Strokers 6, and Scoreboard 11 Vargas Jewelers 2. Women’s action had Green Machine 32 Pine Nursery Nitros 2, led by Bittman Strain Dominguez Wise and Phipps. In Montreal, Quebec, officials handed Olympic Park to the Olympic Organizing Committee ahead of the July 17 opening of the 21st Games.
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First Baptist
Southern Baptist
Ernie Lord
First Southern
Tim Fickess
Ron Price
Foursquare Church
Louis Vonseca
Jay Spurgin
Lynn Newcomb
First Southern Baptist
Nazarene
John Keys
Nolan Drankenbrink
Carl McAdams
Vargas Jewelers
Begg
Arco
Ruben Terrones
Joe Hecker
Bobby Terrones
Darrel Berry
S. Winston’s Valley Pedaler
NPI
Winston Scarborough
Ken Kaz
Dave Hagenson
Jerry Ae
Green Machine
Pine Nursery
Nitros
Marti Bittman
Sue Strain
Judi Dominguez
Bev Wise
Margie Phipps
Norris Named Northern League Softball MVP Amid Lompoc Cabrillo Dominance
Cabrillo pitcher Carolyn Norris won the league MVP voting over Lompoc’s Jan Jeffers. Lompoc dominated first and second teams with seven players on the first unit and four total from Cabrillo, as three Santa Maria area programs had no selections. Norris pitched 40 innings with two no hitters and a perfect game, edging Jeffers in MVP despite Jeffers’ superior strikeout and dominance in head to head duels.
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Cabrillo
Carolyn Norris
Lompoc
Lompoc Valley
Norris
Jan Jeffers
Jeffers
Dave Benchoff
San Luis Obispo
San Luis
Benchoff
Sandy Mangum
Lori Klitz
Lisa Boyer
Beth Gile
Jody Wins on Six Wheels in Swedish Grand Prix
Jody Scheckter of South Africa drove the six wheeled Ford Tyrrel to victory at the Swedish Grand Prix, ending Ferrari’s nine race win streak. Teammate Depailler finished second after Pit instruction to conserve the car, while Niki Lauda’s Ferrari finished far behind, citing handling issues.
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Anderstorp
Sweden
UPI
Jody Scheckter
South Africa
Ferrari
Scheckter
Tedulhe Putrick Depailler
France
Niki Lauda
Austria
Marlins Swim Meet Sets League Records in Tri County Opener
Lompoc Marlins host Tri County League summer meet at Municipal Pool with 37 swimmers from 6 to 21 facing 15 teams. Tom Hicks set a 50 free record in the boys 15 over and anchored a record 200 medley relay with Hicks Denton and Denton. Mel Foster's parent coach relay won. gior
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Lompoc
Mary Wayte
Kelly Lisle
Rick Hains
Mike Hazard
Michelle Johnes
Judy Walton
Kim Foster
Gary Linde
Mike Fisher
Erin Feeley
Kim Lisle
Shelly Smith
Cathy Midgley
Nancy Arnold
Donna Walton
Mark Midgley
Chris Wall
Martin Jensen
Jim Denton
Tom Denton
Kevin Hicks
Howard Lukk
Tom Hicks
Panatta Wins French Open Then Eyes Wimbledon Bid
Adriano Panatta of Italy won the French Open by defeating Harold Solomon 6 1 6 4 4 6 7 6 on a 124 degree Roland Garros court, earning $27 660 and signaling doubt about a Wimbledon title due to fatigue. Solomon collected $13 830 after a five set semifinal heat, while Sue Barker beat Renata Tomanova in the women’s final to take $6 380.
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Paris
UPI
Adriano Panatta
Italy
Panatta
Harold Solomon
Roland Garros Stadium
Solomon
Tony Trabert
Mexico
Raul Ramirez
Eddie Dibbs
Sue Barker
Great Britain
Renata Tomanova
Czechoslovakia
Miss Barker
Vandenberg Wrestlers Take Stand at Arroyo Open
The Vandenberg Wrestling Club sent two competitors to freestyle action at Arroyo High School in El Monte. Keith Duggan finished second at 123 pounds in the open division and Karl Duggan placed fifth at 132 pounds in the high school division.
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Vandenberg Wrestling Club
Arroyo High
el Monte
Keith Duggan
Karl Duggan
Baseball Scores From UPI Weekend Results
Saturday results include Chicago 5 Houston 2 New York 3 San Francisco 1 St. Louis 5 Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 4 Atlanta 2 Philadelphia 3 San Diego 2 11 innings Los Angeles 4 Montreal 3. Sunday results show Cincinnati 4 St. Louis 0 first St. Louis 12 Cincinnati 9 second Chicago 8 Houston 3 Pittsburgh 6 Atlanta 5 New York 4 San Francisco 2 first New York 4 San Francisco 1 second Los Angeles 6 Montreal 3 San Diego 5 Philadelphia 0 San Diego 4 Philadelphia 3.
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Chicago
Houston
New York
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Philadelphia
San Diego
Los Angeles
Montreal
Pittsburgh New York
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Leonard Perez
Carl Sager
Bob Farrell
John Knickrehm
John Null
John Midgley
Bob Howell
Gary Adair
Rbi
Rick Taylor
Vargas
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Olympic Organizing Committee
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Roger Rousseau
Santa Maria
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S. Maria
Karen Hamoney
Soph
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SLO
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Tammy Dodson
Jan Jeffers Jr
Mary Villalobos
Angie Mangum Jr
Lauren Morehart Jr
Carmela Martinez
Sheri Lazzarine Slo Jr
Susan Imano
Sharon Barr
Jody
Marlins
Charlie Porter
Mike Wayte
Joel Arreola
Yvonne Inouye
Pam Linde
Steve Baker
Doasa Walton
Kevin
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