Thomas drives own win with seventh inning double
Lompoc pitcher Roy Thomas belts a go ahead two bagger in the seventh inning to lift the Braves over Cabrillo 1 to 0 in Santa Barbara County League play. Thomas also pitched six innings, allowing three hits, as Cabrillo starter Tony Mas yielded five hits and took the loss.
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Bill Cockshott
Lompoc
Roy Thomas
David Stegman
Thomas
Cabrillo
Tony Mason
Braves
Santa Barbara
Ing
Tony Schutz
Mason
Stegman
Harmon
Bobby Howell
Pat Dampier
Mead
Martinich
Mike Kluge
Greg Tulner
Jeff Bratz
Curt Wade
Schutz
Mason & Ervin
WP Thomas
Lompoc Braves
Righetti
San Marcos
Dos Pueblos
Santa Maria
Jim Higgins
Conquistadores
Bud Burmester
Cliff Thomas
Chris Morlock
Bruce Petanovich
Dave Mahan
Les Johnson
Johnson
Steve Payne
Wayne Moore
Richard Nunnelee
Richard Brandon
Bob Bowen
Richard Selle
Steve Beers
Glenn Shojinaga
UCSB
Bosman Shuts Out Indians In One-Hit Win
Washington pitcher Dick Bosman allowed only a bloop single by Tony Horton in the second inning as the Senators defeated the Indians 5-0. Bosman earned his third win against one defeat, driving in two with a bases loaded single.
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Joe Carnicelli
UPI
Dick Bosman
Bosman
Tony Horton
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
Don Wilson
Houston
Horton
Senators
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Oakland
Seattle
Kansas City
California
Chicago
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Carty Returns to Plate as Braves Edge Dodgers 7-4
Rico Carty finally returned to a regular season game after 19 months and a TB attack then a dislocated shoulder. He hit a sacrifice fly to tie the game before Atlanta beat Los Angeles 7-4 on Orlando Cepeda two run double. Cepeda doubled in two runs in the seventh to seal the win.
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Boog Powell
Dave Johnson
Baltimore
New York
Paul Blair
Frank Robinson
Powell
Vito Stellino
UPI
Rico Carty
Carty
Atlanta Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Orlando Cepeda
Pat Jarvis
Braves
Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
United Press International reports NL East standings led by Chicago and Pittsburgh with .608 and .450 records, plus NL West tight races. Friday results include Chicago 6 New York 4 and Atlanta 7 Los Angeles 4. multiple games and a full slate of Sunday matchups with listed probable pitchers.
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United Press International
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Montreal
West
Los Angeles
San Fran
Atlanta
San Diego
Cincinnati
Houston
Phila
Los Ang
Cinci
Pitts
Moose
Joster
Niekro
Cloninger
Foster
Stone
Ryan
Jenkins
Wise
Carlton
San Francisco
Bolin
Dikerker
Boston
Detroit
Sparma
Jarvis
Baltimore
Phoebus
Stottlemyre
Cleveland
Horgan
Washington
Ascual
Peters
Minnesota
Perry
Seattle
Marshall
Oakland
Dobson
Kansas City
Nelson
California
McGlothlin
Kan City
Calif
Wash
Leading Batters And Pitching Highlights From The Leagues
The report lists top hitters across the leagues with averages and home runs. Notable names include G Abe, H Pet, Alou and Mays, with runs, runs batted in, and batting averages. Pitching leaders feature Regan, Stone, Marichal, and Stottlemyre among top records in NL and AL.
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G. Abe. H. Pet. Jones
Alou
Pit
Laboy
Mtl
H.arn
Atl
Mays
Jones
Aln
Phil
Hbnr
Prkr
McCovey
San Fran
Santo
Chi
Bench
Cin
Millan
Cepeda
Banks
Tolan
F. Robinson
Bal
Murcer
Howard
Wash
Monday
Bando
Oak
Regan
Stone
Singer
Osteen
Los A. Marichal
Jenkins
Niekro
Perry
Stottlemyre
McNally
Culp
Bos
Odom
McLain
Det
Seven CIF track records fall at Huyck Stadium meet
Lompoc leads with four records as 68 qualifiers advance to CIF quarterfinals at Huyck Stadium. Filaseta sets stadium discus mark at 180 feet and Fridrich clears 6-5 in high jump. Brickner ties 10.1 in 100 hurdles and 22.8 in 220 as Lompoc and San Marcos notch multiple events. San Marcos tops with 17 qualifiers, Lompoc 16, Cabrillo 12.
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Jim Higgins
Huyck Stadium
Lompoc
John Fridrich
Len Filaseta
Lowe
Fridrich
Dos Pueblos
Bob Hampton
Filaseta
CIF
Jim Las. Salette
California
Dave Robichaud
Cabrillo
Doug Maple
Charlie Jackson
Kelly Smith
Smith
Dale Brickner
Righetti
Tony Francisco
Brickner
Chris Miller
Paul Cummings
Cummings
Ron Kesler
Tim Sanford
Santa Maria
San Marcos
Cabrilo
SP Filaseta
Robichaud
HJ —Fridrich
Menzel
LJ — Oliveira
Kring
PV Kring
Karsokas
Dis — Filaseta
J. Ward
Maple
Skidmore
LJ — Grattan
McCourt
PV — Abercrombie
Geiger
HJ — Dansby
Steadman
SP Enerson
Taparco
LJ — Young
Johnson
HJ — Crawford
PV — Marzio
Garife
Skelton
Martinez
Wilson
Warren
Mile — Hanselka
Haacke
Snyder
Jackson
Blanchard
Miller
Hollister
Heredia
Spade
Dunbark
Mathews
Good
Cheadle
Shaffer
Brown
Kuhn moves to fold umpires under commissioner control
New York report says Bowie Kuhn will take full jurisdiction over American and National League umpires starting with the 1970 season. He plans restructuring with two deputies, shifts in leadership, and equal pay for umpires across leagues as he surveys ways to reduce beanball incidents and improve the game.
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Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
San Francisco
San Diego
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Milton Richman
UPI
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Washington
K.M. Landis
William D. Eckert
Eckert
Warren Giles
National League
American
Chub Feeney
San Francisco Giants
Frank Dale
Joe Cronin
Ray Chapman
al Salerno
Bill Valentine
Salerno
Valentine
Cronin
Harry Wendelstedt
Dick Dietz
Giants
Wendelstedt
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Hannum takes blame as Oaks stumble in 150 122 loss
Oakland coach Alex Hannum said the Oaks were beaten by Indiana Pacers 150-122 in game two of the ABA final, with Roger Brown and Freddie Lewis driving a 40 point second quarter surge. Netolicky shifted to center to spark 36 points, and Leonard praised the adjustment. Brown led with 39 points.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Alex Hannum
Oakland Oaks
Roger Brown
Bob Netolicky
Freddie Lewis
Indiana Pacers
Oaks
American Basketball Association
Indianapolis
Hannum
Indiana
Brown
McDaniels
Pacers
Bob Leonard
Netolicky
Daniels
Rodriguez fans 11 in Sprouts' win over Mufflers
John Rodriguez struck out 11 as the Grange Sprouts beat Jeffers Mufflers 3 1 in Lompoc Little League action. Troy Sutton drove in two runs, Michael Poloni scored for the Mufflers, and George Renfroe tripled. In another game, Ronnie Melson pitched a one hitter with nine Ks as the Truckers shut out the Du Frene Cranes 7 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rodriguez
Grange Sprouts
Jeffers
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Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Hogan
Refugio Beach
Snead
Tommy Lewis
WSCGA
Mary Murray
Virgie Burger
Virgie
Jeannnne Dufresne
Ken Adam
Dan Johnson
Bob Tate
Frank Murray
Ed Ganster
John Walker
Jack Laimbeer
Jack Sheridan
Cal Venable
Dan Bodary
Tony
Carlos
Gonzal
Gonzales
Neal Porter
Ellis Drake
Monte Bolinger
Ron Mead
Mark Ervin
Rick Martinich
Tom Harmon
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Yastrzemski
Dick Radatz
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Mike Cuellar
Dodgers
Pete Mikkelsen
Jim Wynn
Jack Billingham
Astros
Balt
Umps
Commissioners Realm
SBCL
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