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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
9
The column chats sports and pop culture. It mentions Richie Allen enjoying Chicago dining without fan hassle, songs written about stars, and Fritz Peterson and Mike Kekich’s marital entanglements. It notes Old-Timers Day began 1939 for Lou Gehrig, Yankee Stadium’s 50th anniversary, and Tom Bradley’s UCLA track legacy.
Before unloading Otto Stowe to the Dallas Cowboys the Dolphins discussed a deal that would have sent star receiver Paul Warfield to the Oakland Raiders in exchange for tight end Raymond Chester.
The notice invites readers to submit questions for Murray Olderman to answer in his sports column, providing the newspaper address and noting personal replies cannot be written to all inquiries. It is stamped as a Newspaper Enterprise Association feature.
The Association of Tennis Players filed for an injunction against the ILTF to undo its three week worldwide ban on Nikki Pilic. The ban followed Pilic's refusal to play for Yugoslavia in the Davis Cup in May and has been challenged after Wimbledon and Italy ignored it.
Article explains driving straight shots by delivering the clubhead into the ball along the target line. Tommy Bolt is praised for starting the downswing with the legs and hips, keeping the upper body from spinning and preventing a slice.
Standings show Montreal and Chicago leading with high win percentages and several teams within a few games of the top. Thursday results include Montreal beating San Diego and Chicago defeating Houston. Probable pitchers are listed for eight afternoon and evening games, with Saturday twilight and night matchups across multiple cities.
Cincinnati stars Johnny Bench Joe Morgan and Pete Rose top their positions in early fan balloting for the National League All Star squad with Bench leading all players 89314 of 229339 ballots Sanguillen Beckett Bonds Cedeno and Santo are among other leading vote getters Balloting ends July 8 with starters named July 16 17 in Kansas City
Allison Hamill daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Hamill has joined the Lompoc Marlins Swim Club less than a year ago. In Tri County League meets she has won heat ribbons and is rapidly rising in the 11 12 year old age group. She is approaching AAU intermediate times in most events.
Tory Pineda 135 from Mexicali defeated Manila challenger Ful Sumagaysay 135 with a barrage of left hooks and right hands in a single round, marking his 17th KO and 20th win in 22 decisions. Barakas stopped Ernie Villaflor in 1 50 of the second, improving to 24 1 with 22 KOs and signaling a possible welterweight title shot.
George Renfroe pitched a six hit shutout performance with no walks and added a run driven in. Mike Brockett Mike Bolts and Steve Sousa each had two hits while Bolts totaled three RBIs and Brockett two. Tony Guest and George Polly had two hits apiece and Brad Johnson drove in two.
John Morales went 3-4 with a double and St Villalobos tripled twice for 2 RBI's. Rays Castillo, Morehart, Toomey, and Toomey contributed multiple hits and RBIs as Angels, Moose, and other teams posted large scores. Standings show Archers, Twins, Angels leading in a busy set of minor league games.
The Ponytail Nitehawks of Lompoc take on Orcutt Lakeview Yankies in a practice game at Thompson Park tomorrow at 2 p.m. The Yankies hold a 3-1 record while the Nitehawks are 5-1 with Connie Steinbach and Jan Jeffers set to pitch for Lompoc.
Reports from national and American Majors leagues show Cameros 14 0 leaders and Beatties 9 5 in standings. Highlights include Aztecs 9 Pistons 1 with Andy Trosper 3 3 and Carlos Garcia 3 RBI, plus Twins 10 Red Sox 9 as Langley 3 3 leads.
The Record sports department will not accept late results for Youth Baseball. Games from Monday to Wednesday must be submitted by 2 p.m. Thursday, and games from Thursday to Sunday by 2 p.m. Monday. All results require the date of the game and are subject to editorial review.
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