Gibson's no hit bid spoiled in eighth by Murrell
Bob Gibson 34, two out eighth inning gave up San Diego's lone hit as Ivan Murrell doubled to center. Gibson struck out 13, walked two, and improved to 8-3 with his sixth straight win. Jose Cardenal led St Louis with three doubles and two RBIs as they won 8-0.
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Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Ivan Murrell
San Diego Padres
Cardinal
Gibson
Padres
Sidelines Comes To An End In Lompoc Record Farewell
In this final Sidelines column sports editor Bill Cockshott reflects on eight years in Lompoc, praise for local youth leagues, Cabrillo and Lompoc athletes, and the prep writer program. He notes notable figures like Mark Chambers and Bob Pellerin who contributed to the Record and community.
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Lompoc
Record
Santa Maria
Arroyo Grande
American Legion
Cabrillo
Legion Baseball
Post 21
Bill Schuyler
Bill
Oregon
New Orleans
Roy Thomas
Dennis Grossini
Bruce Thomas
Jim Rodgers
Steve Vermillion
Jim Bohl
Pop’’ Owens
Gus Knickrehm
Gus Froehlich
Dan Duffy
Cabrillo High School
Braves
Conquistadores
Huyck Stadium
Hancock
Mark Chambers
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Pellerin
San Jose State
Wildcats edge Moose 8 7 in Little League action
Ronald Toomey earned the win for the Wildcats as they edged the Moose 8 7. Dan LeSueur doubled and Frank McMullen tripled for the Wildcats while John Neal doubled and John Lizarrage tripled for the Moose. Daryl Aragon fueled the Wildcats on a 13 4 win over the Twins.
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Ronald Toomey
Wildcats
Moose
Dan LeSueur
Frank McMullen
John Neal
John Lizarrage
Daryl Aragon
Twins
Tracy Hall
Ron Toomey
Body-block by Rico nets Sox win over Royals
Rico Petrocelli charged the second basis attempt and collided with Bobby Floyd, prompting a wild throw that helped the Boston Red Sox defeat the Kansas City Royals 3 to 1. Frank Howard scored on Aurelio Rodriguez’s fly and Washington beat Minnesota 3 to 1. Other AL scores: Milwaukee over Baltimore 6-1, Chicago 6 New York 3, Detroit 9 Oakland 7. California at Cleveland rained out.
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Jose Cardenal
Cardinals
Cincinnati
New York
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Montreal
Philadelphia
Houston
Chicago
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Detroit
Oakland
Vito Stellino
UPI
Rico Petrocelli
Cookie Rojas
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City Royals
Frank Howard
Aurelio Rodriguez
Rick Reichardt
Howard
Petrocelli
Dave Morehead
George Scott
Bobby Floyd
Rojas
Force
Eddie Kasko
Reichardt
Eddie Brinkman
Senators
California
Cleveland
Osteen and Calvin Named Co Athletes of the Month
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Claude Osteen and Mack Calvin of the Los Angeles Stars were named co athletes of the month for May by the Helms Athletic Foundation. Osteen went 5-1 in May and Calvin, a rookie guard, helped the Stars defeat Denver 4-1 before a six game ABA finals loss to Indiana.
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California
Cleveland
Hal McRae
Reds
Mets
Johnny Bench
Lee May
Tommie Agee
Cleon Jones
Claude Osteen
Pirates
Dodgers
Ellis
Rico Carty
Gil Garrido
LOS Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Dodger
Mack Calvin
Los Angles Stars
American Basketball Association
Helms Athletic Foundation
Osteen
Calvin
Stars
Denver
Indiana
NBA seeks Congress approval for ABA merger
Atlanta report says the NBA plans to ask Congress to approve a merger with the American Basketball Association to end costly player battles. Commissioner Walter Kennedy noted potential hurdles after Denver ABA signed Michigan State star Ralph Simpson, risking congressional backing.
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NBA
Congress
ABA
Atlanta
UPI
National Basketball Association
American Basketball Association
NBA Players Association
League
Walter Kennedy
Denver
Michigan State
Ralph Simpson
Simpson
Kennedy
NCAA
Seminoles meet USC in NCAA title game in Omaha
Florida State defeated Texas 11 2 in the semifinals and advances to the final against Southern California, a five time champion, as both teams carry 3 1 records into the title clash. USC earned a bye into the final after the semifinal rounds. Rich Nye recalled by Montreal Expos to cover military duty.
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Omaha
Neb
UPII
Florida State Seminoles
Texas
Trojans
Southern California
Florida State
Seminoles
Nye
Montreal
UPI
Rich Nye
Montreal Expos
Winnipeg
Mike Wegener
Hazeltine National Golf Club reshapes U.S. Open talk near Minneapolis
In Minnesota and especially the Twin Cities area, Hazeltine National Golf Club stands as a landmark course hosting the 1970 U.S. Open. The piece notes Hazeltine's length, challenging greens, and tree-lined rough, with quotes from players and officials about its tests for championship golf. It also mentions the Hazeltine name pronunciation and historical context within the local golf culture.
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Hazeltine
Robert Trent Jones
Twin Cities
Quarry eyes Chuvalo after beating Foster
Joe Frazier hailed Jerry Quarry as a contender after Quarry stopped Mac Foster in six rounds at Madison Square Garden. Quarry eyed a rematch with Chuvalo, aiming for one more big win before a possible title shot, while his record moved to 36-4-4.
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New York
UPI
Joe Frazier
Jerry Quarry
Frazier
Mac Foster
Madison Square Garden
Quarry
George Chuvalo
Chuvalo
Foster
Johnny Lobianco
Moody leads Open field in search of repeat at Hazeltine
Moody heads a 150 player field at the 1970 U S Open at Hazeltine National Golf Club. The 7 151 yard par 72 course with soggy rough presents a puzzle to former champions and newbies alike as weather adds uncertainty. Prizes total 200 000 with 30 000 to the winner. the field will trim to the low 60s and ties after Friday.
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Chaska
Minn
UPI
Ole Sarge
Orville Moody
Hazeltine National Golf Club
Moody
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Littler
Tommy Bolt
Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Julius Boros
Palmer
Player
Boros
Frank Beard
Tommy Aaron
Bobby Nichols
Dave Hill
Bert Yancey
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