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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1970

Page

4

Braves clinch tie for Santa Barbara league title

The Lompoc Braves beat the Righetti Warriors 3 1 to move into a tie for the Santa Barbara County League championship. Pitcher Rob ert Aguilar earned the win as Lompoc pushed ahead in the second inning with singles from Carlos Gonzalez Joe Brooks and a run driven in by Aguilar.

Mark Chambers Lompoc Braves Righetti Warriors Robert Aguilar Braves Lompoc

Lompoc Braves rally falls short against Warriors in tight game

Lompoc Braves hold Warriors to three runs while scoring final tally on an error and mishandled pickoff. Brooks leads with two of five Lompoc hits. dual double plays key on defense. JV Bravelets shut out. Saints edge Lompoc in baseball and golf notes.

Warriors Lompoc Henry Delgado Braves Brooks Porter Bravelets Righetti San Marcos Dos Pueblos Laguna Park Santa Barbara Bob Aguilar Ted Torres

Rookie Crowley homers as Orioles top Twins

Orioles win 5 to 2 as rookie Terry Crowley belts his first major league homer a three run shot in the fourth Dave May adds a bases loaded triple and Dave McNally earns the win. Dick Green adds a three run homer and Jim Hunter hits a four run inning for Cleveland.

United Press International Terry Crowley Dave May Baltimore Orioles Minnesota Twins Baltimore Dave McNally May Crowley Dave Boswell Dick Green Jim Hunter Rick Monday Felipe Alou Don Mincher Chuck Histon

Giants Acquire Dick Shiner from Redskins in Trade

The New York Giants obtain quarterback Dick Shiner from Washington in exchange for defensive end Henry Davis and running back John Fuqua. Shiner, a six year NFL veteran, will compete with Gary Wood and Bob Davis for the No 2 quarterback position in New York.

NEW York UPI New York Giants Dick Shiner Washington Redskins Henry Davis John Fuqua Shiner National Football League Gary Wood Bob Davis Giants

West stars in overtime win to tie series

Lakers, with Jerry West doubtful due to a jammed left thumb, beat the Knicks 121-115 in overtime to level the best of seven at 2-2 in Inglewood. West scored 37 and added 18 assists, lifting Los Angeles as Elgin Baylor and John Tresvant provided key plays in the extra period.

Inglewood Calif UPI New York Knicks Jerry West Los Angeles Lakers West Lakers West Virginia Los Angeles Knicks New York Madison Square Garden the Forum NBA Elgin Baylor Baylor John Tresvant Seattle Joe Mullaney Dick Barnett Willis Reed Dave DeBusschere Wilt Chamberlain Tresvant Seattle University United Press International Kentucky Colonels New York Nets Indiana Pacers Daryl Carrier Denver Rockets Indiana Roger Brown Jim Ligon Carrier Mel Daniels Pacers Freddie Lewis Spencer Haywood Stars Merv Jackson Mark Calvin Jackson Calvin Mullaney Phoenix Bill Holtzman

Seaver Notches Fifth Straight Win With Four-Hit outing

Tom Seaver pitched a four hitter for his fifth consecutive victory as the Mets beat the Padres 2-1. He struck out 10, extending his winning streak to 15 games over two seasons. Steve Huntz homered for the Padres, while Donn Clendenon drove in both Mets runs with a two run single. Johnny Bench had three hits including a three run homer to lead the Reds past the Pirates 6-4 in a rain shortened game. Willie Stargell hit a grand slam for Pittsburgh.

United Press International Tom Seaver Donn Clendenon New York Mets San Diego Padres Seaver Padres Steve Huntz New York al Santorini Tommie Agee Bud Harrison Art Shamsky Clendenon Johnny Bench Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Willie Stargell Pirates Phil Niekro Hank Aaron Atlanta Braves Chicago Cubs Niekro Chicago Joe Decker Billy Williams Rico Carty Braves Jesus Alou Steve Carlton Joe Pepitone Astros Lou Brock Cardinals Rich Robertson Bobby Bonds San Francisco Giants Philadelphia Phillies Robertson Mack Jones Carl Morton Montreal Expos Los Angeles Dodgers

Chargers erupt for four in fourth to top Cabrillo 6 3

Dos Pueblos broke a 2 2 tie with a four run fourth inning to defeat Cabrillo 6 3 in Santa Barbara County League play in Goleta. Mastagni led the charge with a two run double and nine strikeouts for DP. Cabrillo catcher Martin homered earlier, but the Conquistadores could not sustain the rally.

Dos Pueblos Chargers Cabrillo Conquistadores Santa Barbara Goleta Chargers San Marcos Royals Cabrillo San Marcos Santa Maria Saints John Kriger Santa Maria Ernie Martin Dos Pueblos Denis Mastagni Tony Mason Conquistadores Mike Kluge Mastagni Bill Sharrett Sal Guerra Mark Desautels Mason Charger Dan Melendez Desautels

Rams Trade Lang to Broncos in Quiet NFL Deadline

NFL trading deadline passes with limited moves. Denver acquires Willis Crenshaw from St Louis and Frank Richter from LA in exchange for Israel Lang. Miami ships Dick Westmoreland to Minnesota and Tom Beier to San Francisco for Treva Bolin and Lance Olssen. Crenshaw and Lang expected to bolster Broncos pass blocking as Floyd Little and Bob Anderson lead the backfield. Miami reshapes defensive backs and offensive line under Don Shula.

Denver Broncos Miami Dolphins Broncos Willis Crenshaw St. Louis Cardinals Frank Richter Los Angeles Rams Israel Lang Miami Dick Westmoreland Minnesota Vikings Treva Bolin Tom Beier San Francisco Forty Niners Lance Olssen Crenshaw Lang Denver Floyd Little All America Bob Anderson Cid Edwards Cardinals Larry Stegent Texas A&m Los Angeles Philadelphia Richter Maxie Baughn Don Shula

Twilight league tees off with mixed six and four man teams

The twilight league opens with 16 teams planned including six man squads and alternates. Rules set by Bill Flaherty include 4:30 to 5:30 tee times, mandatory three players, forfeits for no shows, handicap adjustments, and strategic play. Spring Mixer II on May 23 adds five divisions and blind draw.

Bill Flaherty Virgie Burger Marge Jensen Alice Watts Jean Sullivan Ginny Sphar Norma Stillman Mary Schlecht Jeannie du Walt Stanley Bill Pendley Art Timmer Bob Collins Tom Katie Mackie Ron Leedy John

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