Dierker stars in four hitter as Astros top Giants
Houston ace Larry Dierker, 22, wins his second of the season with a three hit effort against San Francisco 3 1. It is his first complete game in two years after a rough 1970 and injuries. Lee May and Ollie Brown hit solo homers for the Astros.
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Lamonica Leap to WFL as Sun Prepare News Conference
Daryle Lamonica, the veteran Raiders quarterback, is expected to sign with the World Football League's Southern California Sun, with a news conference set for 11 a.m. Lamonica would play out his Raiders option year then join the Sun for 1975 on a reported 1 million dollar deal. Cincinnati Bengals star linebacker Bill Bergey also plans to jump to the WFL's Virginia Ambassadors, creating an integrity dispute with coach Paul Brown as Bergey must finish 1975 under Bengals contract before moving in 1976.
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Aaron's 714th homer brings relief amid fear
Aaron's 714th career homer ties Babe Ruth's record as a news flash lifts spirits during a day of warning and tragedy. The moment coincides with MLK anniversary and amid threats linked to his breaking the record, underscoring the era's chill and sudden joy.
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Cabrillo Conquistadores trounce Warriors in lopsided meet
Cabrillo beats host Righetti 75 to 43 in a key Northern League track duel. Roland Solomon leads with a triple win and school marks in the high hurdles and long jump as Cabrillo strengthens its title push. David Taylor and Ernie Hutchison also pace Cabrillo with top sprint wins while the team notes psychological edge and high energy.
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Bucks face Bulls in rested edge as Knicks faded by Celtics
The Bucks, rested after sweeping Los Angeles, seek revenge against the Bulls in the opening game of the Western Conference finals. Chicago relies on a sharp, relentless attack as New York hopes to rebound after a 113 88 loss to Boston in the East. Kareem Abdul Jabbar anchors Milwaukee’s front line.
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Nets and Stars Take 2-0 Leads In ABA Playoffs
The New York Nets and Utah Stars moved to 2-0 in their division finals with wins Monday night. New York shut down Kentucky 99-80 as Dan Issel and Artis Gilmore were limited. Wendell Ladner starred with 15 points 14 rebounds five assists and five steals.
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Irish runner wins Boston Marathon in near record time
Neil Cusack of Limerick and East Tennessee State College led early and held on for a 2:13:39 victory at the Prudential Building in Boston. Women's winner Miki Gorman, a Tokyo native living in Los Angeles, set a new women’s record at 2:47:11, with Christa Kofferschlager and Nina Kuscsik close behind.
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Sports schedule includes time tied events at Lompoc High
TODAY no baseball games. Girls track hosts a tri meet at Lompoc High at 3 p.m. Girls swimming joins a five team meet at Lompoc High at 3 30 p.m. WEDNESDAY Cabrillo baseball plays Dos Pueblos at 3 15 p.m. Cabrillo girls track competes at Santa Barbara.
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