Baseball owners sever Las Vegas ties amid gambling probe
Atlanta Braves and Oakland Athletics move to drop ownership links with Parvin-Dohrmann casinos in Las Vegas as baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn prepares to announce actions. Delbert W. Coleman will remain stockholder but resigns from the Parvin-Dohrmann board. two Braves executives also give up board posts.
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Motorcycles Return to Santa Maria Speedway Sunday Action
Central Coast riders prepare for a 1.6 mile Santa Maria Speedway Moto Cross on Sunday with 15 bike classes and at least 30 events. Top riders Gary Conrad Lon Peterson Ron Nelson Don Clasgow Orince Stacy Rex Champion expected. 175 entrants sign up. gates open at 10 a.m. Admission 1.50 adults. under 12 free.
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Trojans claim NCAA tennis title for fourth straight year
USC clinched the NCAA tennis championship in Princeton to extend its dominance for a fourth consecutive year. The Trojans reached 30 points despite the absence of Bob Lutz, with Joaquin Loyo Mayo and Marcello Lara winning key matches and remaining undefeated in doubles alongside Bob Lutz and Steve Avoyer. UCLA and Trinity trail and are eliminated.
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Hanagata Upsets Torres For Challenger Role In Los Angeles
Susumu Hanagata won a unanimous 10 round decision over world flyweight champion Efren Torres in a non title bout in Los Angeles. The Mexican champion cited a possible broken hand from the third round as hampering his performance.
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Santa Maria junior golf leads after first round at Lompoc tourney
Rick Barrett, 15, tops the senior division with a 76 after 36 holes while Richard Coggin, 16, shoots 82 to stand four back. In the junior division Mark Milan, 14, leads with 91 as Brad Parrish and Bill Ebbert trail the field. The event, co sponsored by the Jaycees and Village Country Club, includes a junior golf clinic by Bill Train and John Drips.
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Twins Rally Past Angels in AL West Race Shaping Series
The Minnesota Twins defeated the California Angels 8-1 to pull within two percentage points of the Oakland Athletics in the AL West. Rod Carew delivered two RBIs with a double and a triple, while Jim Fregosi homered for the Angels.
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Rams Acquire Karl Sweetan From Saints in Trade
The Los Angeles Rams traded two future draft choices to New Orleans for reserve quarterback Karl Sweetan, 26, a former Detroit Lions starter. Sweetan must compete with Milt Plum for the No 2 job, with coach George Allen praising his toughness and leadership.
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Rodgers fires 67 to lead Kemper Open first round
Phil Rodgers shot a wind relaxed 67 to tie Masters champ George Archer for the opening lead at the Kemper Open in Charlotte. Archer posted 67 as gusty winds affected play at Quail Hollow. Jim Colbert Bob Charles and Bob Goalby followed with 68s. Defending champ Palmer opened poorly with 73. Nicklaus and Casper did not compete.
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Royals Top Expos in Senior League Tilt
Royals topple league leading Expos 8 4 paced by Car ver Shivers and John Lowry with two hits each Jay Spowart earned the win striking out six over four hits and four walks Expos pitcher George Viltrakis fanned nine as Rick Fox and Clell Lightner had two singles and a triple for the Expos In other games Cardinals blank Mets 3 0 and Orioles defeat Tigers 9 4 while Indians edge Rainiers 3 2 in Cup league action
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Thomas and Torres Tabbed for Legion Mound Jobs
Lompoc 211 Junior Legion hosts San Luis Obispo tomorrow at 11 a.m. with Roy Thomas starting on the mound and Teddy Torres to pitch Sunday against Arroyo Grande at noon. Coach Lou Domingoes lauds balanced effort and running game as key to recent shutouts and wins.
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Arizona State Reaches College World Series Final
Arizona State vertrekken to the finals with a 4-1 win over New York University as Ler Rin LaGrow delivered a bases loaded hit in a three run rally. ASU faces Tulsa in the title game after Tulsa earned a bye into the final following an 11-3 loss to ASU. Tulsa seeks its first NCAA crown while ASU pursues a third in five years.
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Barthel belts fourth Babe Ruth homer to lift Diatoms
Joe Barthel slugged his fourth round tripper of the season as the Diatoms upset the P D Pals 3-2 in Babe Ruth League action. Duane Hammond pitched four no hit innings before Barthel and Hud son finished, while Skip Kautz led with a 2-for-3 showing.
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