Cal Poly Bull Rider John McDonald Reigns Nationally
John McDonald, a Cal Poly junior, leads the nation in collegiate bull riding based on points and ranks high in bareback and all around. He over came a 1990 Folsom accident with Dandy Dan to win regional titles, compete in nationals in Bozeman, and earn scholarships while balancing school and rodeo earnings.
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Jenkins Tops Philadelphia IVB Classic In Slender Finish
Tom Jenkins won the Philadelphia IVB Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley by one stroke over Johnny Miller after a weather-delayed 36-hole finale. Miller moved to the Ryder Cup points lead with $17,100 for second. Bob Wynn faded after a late quadruple bogey.
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Hisle Keeps Clutch Reign With Twins After Pressure Loss
Larry Hisle, 28, mature in major league play with the Minnesota Twins, delivering a two run single in the ninth to cap a three run rally and beat the Oakland A's 7-6. He ranks among AL leaders with a .322 batting average and 41 RBIs while praised as a rising star in Minnesota baseball.
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Morgan leads Reds past Braves with 9-2 win
Joe Morgan rapped three hits including his ninth homer and drove in four as Cincinnati beat Atlanta 9-2 to hold a 3 game NL West edge over the Dodgers. Don Gullett earned his ninth win while Bruce Kison supplied a strong start for Pittsburgh over St Louis.
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Morgan
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Don Gullett
Larvell Blanks
Pete Rose
Ken Griffey
Tony Perez
Cesar Geronimo
Phil Niekro
Pirates
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Willie Stargell
al Oliver
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Bruce Kison
Ron Bryant
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Astros
Steve Garvey
Los Angeles
Houston
Don Sutton
Bill Buckner
Cesar Cedeno
Lompoc Braves win run to CIF 3-A playoffs and All-CIF honors
Lompoc softball team opened 13 straight wins and reached CIF 3-A quarterfinals. Carmela Martinez earned First Team All-CIF at shortstop, Lauren Morehart Second Team at second base, and Mary Villalobos made Second Team as pitcher. Barb Reinaldo of Valley Christian was Player of the Year and helped eliminate the Braves. Martinez hit .429 with 15 hits in 35 at bats, Morehart batted .341, Villalobos went 7-1 with a 1.00 ERA and also had 3-for-6 in playoffs. Martinez and Morehart were sophomores and Villalobos a freshman.
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Lompoc
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Martiinez
Morehart
Carmela
College coaches warn of doom if HEW rules upheld
Led by Darrell Royal the AFCA warned Congress that HEW antidiscrimination rules forcing equal treatment for women would wreck intercollegiate sports. Royal and eight coaches testified that athletics would die or be weakened as schools lose self funding and face shifted budgets.
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Illinois
Jerry Claiborne
Maryland
Frank Kush
Arizona State
Tom
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