Village nine routs Santa Maria behind Fisher three hitter
Village pitcher Mac Fisher threw a three hitter in his first start of the season as Vandenberg Village Post 211 Junior Legion beat Santa Maria 6-1 at Cabrillo High School. Fisher struck out two and walked nine in earning his second win in as many starts. Mason and Hunt drove in runs in the third, with a huge eighth inning highlighted by Mason's bases loaded double. Martinich led Village with a triple and two singles. Dunn had two singles and two steals. Village returns to play this weekend versus Lompoc and Santa Ynez.
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Santa Ynez
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Santa Maria
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Santa Marians
Tony Mason
Bill Hunt
David Dunn
Pat Dampier
Rick Martinich
Mason
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Martinich
Hunt
Ken Murphy
Scott Stuart
Matt Goodrich
Murphy
Stuart
Dunn
Bob Dunn
Village Legion
Mac Fisher
Legionaires
Lompoch
Ted Torres
Jett Bratz
Santa Ynez Junior Legion
Roy Thomas
Vandenberg Village
Bolinger
Torres
Tom Harmon
Harmon
Paul Ortiz
Rod Crispin
Petty breaks Ford win streak at Riverside
Richard Petty driving a blue 1970 Plymouth Superbird won the Falstaff 400 at Riverside on a 2.62 mile road course, ending Ford’s 15 race Riverside victory streak. Petty led most of the race, earned 19265 dollars, and finished over a lap ahead of Bobby Allison in a 1969 Dodge Daytona.
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N.C
Reds spark 10-1 win as McGlothlin shines at bat
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Jim McGlothlin adds two singles and improves to 9-3 as Cincinnati routs Philadelphia 10-1 with 18 hits. McGlothlin says fun returned to baseball and confidence rose with the club. Other NL results include Los Angeles over Chicago and Montreal over Houston. AL winners include Washington, New York, Baltimore, Detroit, Minnesota, and Cleveland.
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Chicago
New York
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Baltimore
Oakland
Montreal
Houston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Diego
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Porsche sweeps three places at Le Mans in dramatic win
Porsche earned a sweeping 1 2 3 at the 24 hours of Le Mans led by Dick Attwood and Hans Herrmann in the winning Porsche 917. The race, watched by about 350000, saw Ferrari limited to two finishes amid mishaps while Jack Ickx’s efforts amid Ferrari 512 ended in a fatal official's death at the Ford Chicane. In Mosport Can-Am, Dan Gurney finished 200 miles in 1 47 05 as he joins McLaren. Petty won the Falstaff 400 stock car race at California's Raceway. A major crash in Syracuse halted USAC action, sending Roger McCluskey and Bill Koehler to hospital.
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UPI Sports Wrnter
Porsche
le Mans
Dan Gurney
McLaren
Dick Attwood
England
Hans Herrmann
Germany
Ferrari
Belgium
Jack Ickx
S-bend
Mosport
Ont
Gurney
Bruce McLaren
Richard Petty
Riverside International Raceway
California
USAC
Syracuse
N. Y
Roger McCluskey
Bill Koehler
Florida State to face Texas in College World Series clash
In Omaha Nebraska the Florida State Seminoles and Texas were set to meet at Rosenblatt Stadium in the College World Series. Florida State earned advancement with a 6-0 shutout of Dartmouth ending Dartmouths 21 game win streak. Other Monday games featured Iowa State versus Ohio University and USC against Dartmouth with losers exiting the double elimination event.
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Southern California
Lompoc duo tosses no hitter over Santa Ynez
Ted Torres and Jett Bratz combine for a 3-0 no hitter as Lomoc’s lefthander Torres and Bratz on relief strike out 10 in five innings against Santa Ynez Junior Legion. Bolinger provides two RBIs and Harmon scores on a bunt as Lomop secures win and narrows gap in division standings.
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Ted Torres
Jett Bratz
American Legion
Santa Ynez
Torres
Bratz
Santa Maria
Royer wins Western Open with 11 under par
Hugh Royer captured the Western Open with a record 11 under par 273 to win $26,000, declaring the win the best thrill of his career. Dale Douglass finished second at 274 as weathered practice rounds and upcoming National Open loomed for many golfers in Minnesota.
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UPI
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Roger
Dale Douglass
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Twin Cities
Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Orville Moody
Hazeltine
Youngsters hurl Tribe Twins to big triumphs
Twenty one year old Steve Dunning of the Cleveland Indians and 19 year old Bert Blyleven of the Minnesota Twins, recent college graduates, won in the American League. Dunning pitched five innings for a 9 2 victory over Milwaukee and Blyleven five for a 10 2 win over the Boston Red Sox. Dunning spoke of butterflies before his mound appearance.
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Steve Dunning
Cleveland Indians
Bert Blyleven
Minnesota Twins
Dunning
Milwaukee
Blyleven
Boston Red Sox
CIF year honors highlight outstanding 1969 70 prep teams
CIF coverage praises Blair High star runners Jim McAlister and Kermit Johnson as Blair and Amat clash in a 28 27 thriller at the Los Angeles Coliseum. It notes Ray Solari’s four CIF AAA titles, Corona del Mar’s aquatic grand slam, Long Beach Wilson in gymnastics, and other district champions across multiple sports.
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Kermit Johnson
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Amat
Vikings
Ray Solari
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Pigskin
HiseTiger
Bonita
Mt. San Antonio College
Howard Lyon
Millikan Rams
Santa Barbara
Monrovia
Sudakis Dodger pinch homer seals 5 4 win over Cubs
Bill Sudakis delivered a game winning pinch hit two run homer in the bottom of the ninth as the Los Angeles Dodgers rallied from 4-3 to beat the Chicago Cubs 5-4. Len Gabrielson and Tom Haller contributed with key plays while Phil Regan blew his save chance for Chicago. Arthur Ashe then upset Bob Lutz in the John Player tennis round robin in Nottingham.
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