Cabrillo Lompoc dominate Northern League CIF softball awards
Bland and Jeffers shared 3-A co MVP honors with Jeffers the Northern League MVP. Cabrillo Congs and Lompoc Braves filled most first and second team spots. standout stats include Jeffers 12-0 pitching with 101 strikeouts and .360 batting, Gile .375, Klitz .361, Morehart .379, Villalobos .474, and multiple others on CIF/NL first or second teams.
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Jan Jeffers
Lompoc High
Jeffers
Mel Bland
Sheri Carroll
Sue Imano
Carmela Martinez
Lauren Morehart
Morehart
Imano
Martinez
Carroll
Cabrillo
Lompoc
Congs
Braves
Valley
Jan
Bland
Mel
Beth Gile
Lori Klitz
Kathy Gibbons
Ramona Long
Gile
N.L
Klitz
Gibbons
Mary Villalobos
Lisa Boyer
Sharon Barr
Teri Cruz
Teri Schupferling
Angie Mangum
Sue Strain
Carol Gonzales
Lisa Michels
Gonzales
Michels
CIF
Finley blasts Kuhn over Seaver trade and Blue ruling
Oakland owner Charlie Finley accuses commissioner Bowie Kuhn of favoritism and political use of power after Seaver was traded to Cincinnati and Vida Blue was assigned to the Yankees. He compares the two moves and flags alleged bias harming competitive balance and baseball’s integrity.
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NEW York
UPI
Charlie Finley
Bowie Kuhn
Baseball
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Finley
Oakland A's
Kuhn
Seaver
A’s
Vida Blue
New York Yankees
Blue
Yankees
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cy Young
Oakland
Edenfield
Atlanta
Seven grab share of U.S. Open lead
At Southern Hills in Tulsa seven players tied for the lead after the opening round as 26 golfers within two strokes of the lead crowded the scoreboard. Rod Funseth Terry Diehl Larry Nelson Hubert Green Florentino Molina Grier Jones Tom Purtzer led the group on the 18th green and Arnold Palmer was among those at 70.
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Tulsa Okla
UPI
Southern Hills Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Lunder
Rod Funseth
Terry Diehl
Larry Nelson
Hubert Green
Florentino Molina
Grier Jones
Tom Purtzer
Johnny Miller
Tom Weiskopf
Jerry Pate
Gary Player
Hale Irwin
Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Tom Watson
Ben Crenshaw
Sam Snead
Tommy Bolt
Weiskopf
Valley of the Flowers Marathon joins Distance Carnival in Lompoc
The Fourth Annual Lompoc Valley Distance Club carnival adds the Valley of the Flowers Marathon sponsored by the Lompoc Record. June 26 at 8 a.m. at Huyck Stadium with 300 to 500 runners expected. Entry fee $3, late $4, AAU sanctioned. Other events include five mile all comers race and four mile relay.
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Lompoc
Doug Schmenk
United States Track and Field Federation
Debbie Heald
Lynne Mariinsky
Kelly Wells
America
Jeff Creer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Clancy Devery
Salem
Oregon
Tim Holmes
Modesto
Joe Weston
Plan
Fla
United States
Pine and
H Streets
Huyck
Huyck Stadium
Valley of the Flowers
Joe Sciame
Newly Acquired Steve Henderson Debuts in Mets Win
The 24-year-old outfielder, part of the Seaver trade from Cincinnati, sparked a 4-3 Mets victory over the Houston Astros in his major league debut as teammates mourn an old friend's death. Henderson showcased base running and contributed to the win on Thursday night.
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United Press International
Steve Henderson
Henderson
Cincinnati
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Houston Astros
Lompoc Record Friday Action Report
Local page notes Friday events in Lompoc California with brief notices. Content references community happenings and notices typical of a small town paper from June 7, 1977.
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Jan Jeffers Bland
Charlie
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Green
Lompoc Record
Terry Day
Mets
Dodgers
Pirates
Bill Russell
Pittsburgh
Dusty Baker
Charlie Hough
Reggie Smith
Padres
Cubs
George Hendrick
Gene Tenace
Ivan DeJesus
Manny Trillo
Lompoc, Calif