Rockfishing Spurs Port San Luis Fishing Boom
Rockfish fishing draws crowds off Port San Luis as albacore season approaches. Daily trips target Point Sal and Point Purisima with anglers reporting limits and catches of cabazon and lingcod. Santa Barbara reports similar rockfish activity with calico bass on twilight runs.
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Point Purisima
Santa Barbara
Campy’s
Naple’s
Santa Rosa Island
Lopez Lake
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Thursday's Results Show Baseball Scores Across Cities
San Francisco defeated St. Louis 5 to 1 while New York posted a 4 to 3 win over Houston. San Diego led Chicago 8 to nothing in a decisive outcome.
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New York
Houston
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Detroit
Toronto
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Arizona State topples South Carolina as SIU eliminates Cal State LA
Arizona State beat South Carolina 6 2 behind Bob Horner spark while Southern Illinois erased an early deficit to topple California State Los Angeles 9 7. Jim Reeves delivered a two run homer for SIU as Cal State LA ended the season 42 22 after being eliminated from the College World Series.
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Omaha
UPI
Arizona State
South Carolina
Southern Illinois
California State
Los Angeles
Bob Horner
Jim Reeves
Diablos
Jamie Allen
Allen
June Raines
Raines
Reeves
Craig Robinson
Rob Hayne
Jim Robinson
Steve Stie
Dick Jones
Salukis
Jack Deutsch
Parks and Rec opens summer open gym at Lompoc Junior High
The Lompoc Parks and Recreation Department launches a summer open gym program at Lompoc Junior High Gym from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Mondays feature drop-in volleyball and Wednesdays drop-in basketball for adults 18 and over. The program runs through August 20 and is free. for more information call 736-6515.
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Lompoc
All-CIF Softball First and Second Teams Named
All-league CIF softball players include first and second teams from Cabrillo Lompoc El Dorado SLO and Hawthorne with pitchers Mary Villalobos Roz Halzey Kelly Firth and more. Honorable mentions list Teri Cruz Jan Sperlo and others across leagues.
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Jan Jeffers Lompoc
Mel Bland Cabrillo
Sher Carroll Lompoc
Beth Gile Cabrillo
Sue Imano Lompoc
Lori Klitz Cabrillo
Maureen Rickerrel Valencia
Dianna Rossi
el Dorado
Rene Royere
el Dorado Kari MeLis Hawthorne
Linda Threpp
la Habre
Cabrillo
Lompoc
Kathy Gibbons
Auren Morehart
Tamona Long Cabrillo
Armela Martinez
Mary Villalobos
Kathy Gibbons Cabrillo
Roz Halzey
SLC
Mel Bland
Carmela Martinez
Lauren Morehart
Lori Klitz
Lisa Boyer
Sheri Lazzarini
SLO
Beth Gile
Sue Imano
Sharon Barr
Lyn Kendall
Teri Cruz
Teri Schupferling
Jan Sperlo
Diana Hernandez
Lori Powell
Kelly Firth
Angie Mangum
Sue Strain
Susie Johnson
Lisa Morey
Velma Dampier
Santa Maria
Sherri Carroll
Open champion Arnie Palmer shows youth at 47
Arnold Palmer, age 47, arrives at the U S Open with his usual high school gleam, shooting an even par 70 in the opening round at Southern Hills. He notes imperfect play but strong shotmaking including a 30-yard chip birdie on the fifth hole and a tidy 15-foot birdie at the 11th as fans roar.
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Okla
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Southern Hills
Cherry Hills
Denver
Arnie
Wolsink aims for fourth straight US Grand Prix motocross title
Gerrit Wolsink of Holland, riding a Suzuki, seeks a fourth consecutive US Grand Prix Motocross title at Carlsbad Raceway. He trails Heikki Kokkala and Roger DeCoster in the world standings as the seventh of twelve events in the 1977 Grand Prix schedule arrives, the only international event of its kind in the United States.
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May shuts out Brewers for ninth win of the season
Rudi May pitched six hits allowed over six innings to earn his ninth win and his 19th career shutout as Baltimore defeated Milwaukee 6-0. Andres Mora and Al Bumbry hit two-run homers in the second, with Rich Dauer and Doug De Cinces adding RBI doubles. The win moves Baltimore within 12 games of second-place Boston. Other AL and NL scores follow.
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United Press International
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Reggie Jackson
Wayne Garland
Bobby Grich
Milwaukee Brewers
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Bob Stinson
Seattle
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Butch Wynegar
Tom Johnson
Minnesota
Ryan
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Steve Kemp
Detroit
Yankees
Royals
Ron Guidry
Mickey Rivers
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Red Sox
Lamar Johnson
Jim Essian
George Scott
Jim Rice
Oscar Gamble
Lompoc Little League Majors Race Tightens Across Divisions
Reports from Lompoc Little League show multiple games with key performances. Onstad and Parker led Jack-in-the-Box to a 4–3 win with Onstad driving in a run. Morrie May added an RBI. Pizza Palace beat Central Coast 5–4 as Keys delivered the deciding RBI. Jeff Hahn earned the win with strong hitting from Benny Gonzales and Brett Herzog. In other matchups, Aztecs edged Elks 11–10 with Cox delivering the winning run, Camaros downed Beatties 5–1, and Tag’s beat Moose 22–0 as Potter, Fritz, and Ramsey starred.
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Jon Onstad
Jim Parker
Onstad
Morrie May
John Foote
Pizza Palace
Central Coast
Steve Keys
Benny Gonzales
Brett Herzog
Jeff Hahn
Alan Bryson
Truckers
Grange
Aztecs
Elks
Bill Cox
Kevin Hughes
Robert Gardner
Robert Lebel
Jerry Tatum
Jim Hague
Camaros
Beattie’s
Paul Chierichetti
John Heter
Alvin Allen
Beattie
Jerry Robbins
Chierichetti
Beattie's
Pistons
Elkis
Pico’s
Moose
Robert Potter
Hollywood Gold Cup Draws 12 for 38th Running
Hollywood Park hosts the $350000 Hollywood Gold Cup with 12 entrants including Crystal Water and Ancient Title. The winner pockets 210000 while Ancient Title seeks another win after recent Bel Air Handicap success and a career total over 1.08 million dollars. Crystal Water aims for strong public support after Santa Anita Handicap and Californian victories.
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Hollywood Park
Ken's Mobil dominates Central Coast softball league night
In the City Softball Men's Open League results, Ken's Mobil 20 defeated Central Coast Rolling Rooms 17 with Pat Fridrich a grand slam and five RBIs and Tuffy Grossi six RBIs with two homers. John Dwyer drove in six for Central Coast, and Andy Sanchezilsi added five RBIs. Lompoc Lumber 11 over B.J. Grocery 10 as Steve Greco collected two RBIs with a triple and single. Don Thiede had three RBIs for B.J. and Joe Fry went 3-4. Central Coast Rolling Rooms 14 over FCs 8 as Dwyer homered and Bobby Tyson tripled. Linde's Chevron 13 over Winston Valley Pedlars 10 with Dale Skidmore driving in four and Eddie Cabral tripling. Liquor Emporium 12 over Martha White's 8 as Bob Boyer had four hits and Less Atchley tripled. Perry Pitney homered twice for Pico's 10 Fat Jax 3 with Dennis Ray doubling and singled.
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Central Coast Rolling Rooms
Pat Fridrich
Tuffy Grossi
Central Coast
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Andy Sanchezilsi
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Lompoc Lumber
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Steve Greco
Ron Barber
Don Thiede
B.J
Joe Fry
Liquor Emporium
Lavell Vaden
Donny Dudley
LE Dick Wilson
Ernie Martin
Bob Boyer
Fcs
Bobby Tyson
Andy Sanchez
Jack Daniels
Linde
Chevron
Winston Valley
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Conrad Gonzales
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