County League track meets opening at Huyck Stadium
The 1970 County League track championships return to Huyck Stadium hosted by Cabrillo High School starting at 10 a.m. with finals targeted for 12 45 p m Two Lompoc Braves Dale Brickner and Larry Hildenbrand lead defending titles along with Dos Pueblos Hampton and Santa Maria Kring in field events Jackson leads in hurdles and sprint marks as teams vie for varsity class B and C titles and individual honors
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Battle for runner-up bat slot developing
Lompoc first baseman Monte Bolinger expands his league batting lead as 11 games shown. The chase for runner-up spot features Bobby Grossini Randy Foster and Ken Murphy all above .400 with Grossini at .429 and 15 hits ahead of Foster and Bolinger in runs.
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Howard on homer spree heats up Senators rout
Frank Howard, AL homer champion in 1968, slugged his eighth homer and drove in five as the Senators crushed the Brewers 12 to 2. In the same night Brant Alyea, traded to Minnesota, hit his fifth of the season as the Twins beat the Indians 4 to 1, keeping Senators owners regrets alive.
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Silent Screen Seeks Derby Glory Amid Record Field
Silent Screen a two year old champion faces a crowded Derby field of 18 in Louisville. Bowes Bond says the colt can rebound from three losses if traffic and heat do not derail him. Naskra driven by Phil Johnson battles foot trouble and pressure as Derby week unfolds with other contenders named.
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Jammed Thumb Leaves West in Doubt as Lakers/NYY Playoff
In Inglewood, a jammed left thumb may sideline Jerry West for the Lakers in game four of the NBA finals against the Knicks. New York, Eastern Division champions, won 111-108 in overtime to take a 2-1 series lead.
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Cabrillo hosts invitational track meet with 225 runners
A field of 225 girls from 17 teams will compete at the Cabrillo High School track in the Cabrillo Invitational. action starts 9 45 a m with finals at 2 p m. Participating schools include Cabrillo Lompoc Vandenberg Junior High La Mesa and Cabrillo Track Club with top performers such as Andi Cabral Gwyn Howard Linda Snyder Cheryl Lundberg Lynne Harmon Trudy Selkirk Karen Lundberg Becky Dearing Martha Bubber and Jani Rouda plus Santa Ynez Agoura and others.
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Dodgers players named to Southern California all star basketball team
Lance Armstrong of Righetti and George Keith Wilkes of Santa Barbara High join eight other players on South team for Allstate Basketball Game in Oakland this summer. South coach Howard Lyon selects ten players. Benched or ineligible players include Greg Lee and Bill Walton.
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