Lompoc Braves No-Hit Dos Pueblos In 10-0 Win
Roy Thomas pitched a no hitter for Lompoc Braves as they defeated Dos Pueblos 10-0. Thomas fanned 14, walked two, and faced little trouble. Monte Bolinger drove in six with two homers and a double, while Dave Stegman added the fourth inning homer.
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Mets edge Astros in 12 innings as Boswell shines
The New York Mets win 4-3 in 12 against Houston with Ken Boswell driving in the decisive run and making a game saving catch. Hodges notes shades of 69 as Mets stretch win streak to five and top NL East. other scores include Giants over Reds and Braves rally past Dodgers.
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Robertson leads Milwaukee to first NBA championship
Oscar Robertson scored 30 points and added nine assists as the Milwaukee Bucks completed a four game sweep of the Baltimore Bullets to claim the NBA title. Lew Alcindor contributed 27 points while Fred Carter led Baltimore with 28 points in a 118 106 final.
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RoyalsBreak 23Game Drought With 5 4 Win Over Orioles
The Kansas City Royals snapped a 23 game losing streak to the Baltimore Orioles with a 5 4 victory on Fret Patek's ninth inning run scoring single. Paul Schaal and Gail Hopkins added key hits in the Royals' final rally. Manager Bob Lemon called the comeback a case of momentum flipping in their favor.
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Cabrillo Edges San Marcos 2-0 Behind Boyer Prowess
Cabrillo Conquistadores beat the San Marcos Royals 2-0 as Bill Boyer in his second varsity start allowed three hits in four innings and Ernie Martin finished the shutout. Don Novak contributed a sixth inning double, and Cabrillo’s defense and pitching limited San Marcos to six hits.
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Squaw Valley Bid Rejected by Reagan Administration
The Reagan administration rejected a $25 000 bid to buy Squaw Valley, site of the 1960 Winter Olympics. Parks Director William Penn Mott Jr. said the offer departed from the bid prospectus and did not legally constitute a sale. California taxpayers have invested up to $20 million over the years. operating costs run about $200 000 annually.
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National League East standings and Friday results
National League East standings show New York leading with 12 wins and 6 losses, followed by Montreal and Pittsburgh. Friday's results include Philadelphia losing to Chicago 0-4 and St Louis defeating Montreal 4-2. Projections list today's pitchers for multiple matchups and Sunday games across both leagues.
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