Lompoc Braves win behind Grossi in Hillside gym meet
Donna Grossi led the Lompoc Braves to a 42-38 gymnastics victory over Santa Maria scoring 20 all around and placing in four apparatus. Lis Hain and Patty Foxen aided the win as Cabrillo and St. Joseph prep results are listed for nearby meets.
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Lompoc Braves
Santa Maria
Grossi
Lis Hain
Patty Foxen
Lompoc
Bettencourt
D. Grossi
Hain
Fuller
Williams
Foxen
Lindsey
Mahoney
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L. Grossi
Boe
Cabrillo
St. Joseph
Sampson
Wilkes
Foulger
Cornes
Plebanek
Turner
Zidar
Davenport
K. Hays
Laribo
Hookland
Mile
J. Delozier
Cab
Lambo
Delozier
Wells
Rosenhauer
Beck
Felling
City Koop Men’s League Taco Bell Tags 78 Andersen’s 67
Ernie Jennings 21, Rick Trenner 20, Rick Candaele 14 lead Taco Bell over Andersen’s 78 to 67. David Craig 20 Enderle 18 Mendenhall 15 for Andersen’s. Standings show Andersen’s 6-1, Taco Bell 5-1, F.C.1 2-3, Hansen Motors 1-4, Vandenberg 0-5.
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Andersen
Ernie Jennings
Rick Trenner
Rick Candaele
David Craig
Jim Enderle
Mark Mendenhall
Andersen’s
F.C
Hansen Motors
Vandenberg
Lompoc Edges Santa Barbara In Four Run Win
Lompoc tops Santa Barbara 12 to 8 with McKeown driving in three runs and hitting a homer. McDonald adds two RBIs, while Grossini Hain and Renfroe each tally errors for Santa Barbara. Cabrillo defeats Santa Ynez 7 to 4 with Brockett Stratford and Roberts driving runs and Watters contributing for Cabrillo.
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Townsend
Renfroe
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Borchard
McDonald
Richerson
Hain
Beltran
Grossini
Schroll
Binning
Neal
van Allen
Rhe Lompoc
Mendoza
RBI
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T-Mcdonald
Cabrillo
Santa Ynez
Brockett
Stratford
Roberts
Labove
Widger
Dahlmann
Brown
Watters
Nelson
Dalton
Hubbard
Murphy
Ochs
Null
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Clayton
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Hunter
Mets
Hal Breeden
Steve Carlton
Bombo Rivera
Jim Lonborg
Montreal Expos
Philadelphia Phillies
Dave Parker
John Curtis
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Cardinals
Bake McBride
Ken Reitz
Mike Tyson
Jim Dwyer
Chunichi Dragons
Joe Ferguson
Steve Garvey
Los Angeles Dodgers
Baltimore Orioles
Ken Singleton
Baltimore
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Jose Cruz
Houston Astros
Cincinnati Reds
Rowland Office
Marty Perez
Atlanta Braves
Texas Rangers
Amos Otis
Kansas City
Royals
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Dave Goltz
Bert Blyleven
Tom Johnson
NAIA Tournament Second Round College Scores
United Press International results from the NAIA tournament show Alcorn defeating Edinboro 85 79 Fairmont State 102 over Winona State 84 Grad Canyon 66 Ill Wesleyan 63 Malone 80 over Tri State 63 Midwestern 99 over Norfolk State 87 St Marys 75 over Millersville State 59 Winston Salem 57 over Centre Wash 56 Wisconsin Prairie State 51 over Marymount 48.
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Marymount
Risky season for Fergie Jenkins amid line drives and riots
Fergie Jenkins endured a string of injuries and near misses last season while posting a 25 13 record and winning Comeback of the Year for the Texas Rangers. He recalled a Cleveland game last June 4 featuring a knee cut, a spike at third, a riot and wild scenes as he battled through pain and a standing ovation.
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Palm Springs
Calif
NEA
Fergie Jenkins
Light Brigade
Jenkins
Texas Rangers
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
John Wayne
American Airlines
Fergie
Cleveland
Leron Lee
Tony Randle
Billy Martin
Ali Undeterred by Low Conditioning Ahead of Wepner Fight
Heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali said he is about 35 percent fit and near ready to defend his title on March 24 against eighth-ranked Chuck Wepner. He noted he would be 50 percent by fight time and prepared for early rounds at Richfield’s Midwest Coliseum.
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UPI
Frankie Duarte
Mexico City
Jorge Altimirano
Duarte
Altimirano
Kayes
Martin Corona
Antonio Leon
Eliseo Cosme
Mario Mendez
San Salvador
Tanny Amancio
Cecil Escobedo
Philippines
Cleveland
Ali
Midwest Coliseum
Richfield
Kid Gavilan
Gavilan
Fisk sidelined again as Red Sox lose Fisk to broken arm
Baseball notes report Fisk suffers a broken arm from a pitch, sidelining him for two months. The Red Sox, already hampered by injuries, face a tougher pennant chase as Mets and other clubs also suffer key injuries and spring results feature multiple early-season performances.
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United Press International
Carlton Fisk
Fisk
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Fred Holdsworth
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
New York Mets
Joe Torre
Mets
Yankees
Torre
Yankee
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New York Aces
Catfish Hunter
Tom Seaver
Seaver
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