Lompoc Braves top CIF track marks with Williams lead
The Lompoc Braves show strong CIF Southern Section times led by senior Terry Williams in the two mile and mile events. Barrie Williams, Jim Schankel, and Alvin Gilmore place in the top ten, while Curtis Beck heads the mile list at Santa Monica.
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Village Country Club Men’s Golf Results Summary
Village Country Club Men’s Golf Assn posted results for med. best ball threesome Harry Morris George Good and Mike Doran won with net 59. Thurs best ball foursome Preston Smith Pete Rounds Pat Doran Tim Lockwood net 54. Individual low net Vance Hills 67. Sat morning foursome Bill Flaherty George Good Will Ferguson Wray Stitch net 58. Mike Doran low 68. Sat afternoon foursome Jack Cutts Walt Susee Bob Martin Roy Learned net 57 Ed Ganster low 73. Sat Sun best ball twosome Paul Gray Dick Cutts net 62. Pat Doran Mike Doran second 64. Mixed winners Ann Wally Pate net 62.
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Cardinals 1973 Prospectus Points to Rough Season Ahead
The 1973 outlook for the St Louis Cardinals is bleak with a fourth place finish predicted in the NL East. Bob Gibson anchors a pitching staff while concerns linger over infield and power as Torre may shift to first and Ken Reitz debuts at third. Lou Brock remains the spark as Ted Simmons leads catching with Tim McCarver back.
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Barber wins pro-am to lead Greater New Orleans Open
Miller Barber, from Shreveport, wins the pro-am with a four under 68 and takes $500 as opening round prep for the $125,000 Greater New Orleans Open. Jim Colbert shares third in the handicap as amateurs post a 13 under 59.
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