Angels head for nine on road after 4-3 win
United Press International reports California Angels manager Dick Walsh pleased as club wins 4-3 over Detroit to finish 5-2 in the week and improve to 14-9. The club sits four games behind Oakland and 21-2 out of first. Syd O'Brien shines after bench entry as Ken Berry trade piece earns praise.
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Cabrillo Edges San Marcos In Tough Tennis Upset
Cabrillo’s boys outplayed San Marcos 4-3 to stun the Royals as freshmen Gene Stewman and Ricky Beers won 7-5 in the final set for the decisive victory. Dos Pueblos trampled Lompoc 6-1 led by Eddie Parker and Tim Blotzke while Stu Hutchinson suffered a dual meet loss.
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Unclear SBCL Stats Report With Mixed Records
A garbled 10 game SBCL stats page shows undefeated Thomas Ilpe 85-0 and various win loss marks. Players listed include Brock 3-0 Boyer 1-0 Hetzler 14 Newby 1-0 Torres 4-1 Nakamura 31 Martin 53 Rozek 3-4 Hildenbrand 1-5 Cole 1-5 Hart 0-3 Otsuji 0-3 plus home run notes and split mentions of several teams and players with unclear affiliations.
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Braves win SBCL track title share with Dos Pueblos
Lompoc wins the Santa Barbara County League meet by ten points over Dos Pueblos, tying the two teams for the league crown. Notable performances include Dos Pueblos relay wins and Doug Hopwood tying the 880 record, with Charles Jackson claiming three victories for Lompoc and Sid Dansby shocking the long jump.
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SBCL Baseball Standings and Meet Highlights
Friday results show Lompoc 10 Dos Pueblos 0 Cabrillo 2 San Marcos 0 Sa. Maria 2 A. Grande 0 Righetti 3 San Luis 2 Tuesday games set Lompoc at Righetti S. Maria at Cabrillo S Marcos at A Grande San Luis at Dos Pueblos. In track, multiple league records fell including long jump by a margin of a quarter inch and high jump near 6-6, while Cabrillo and Lompoc athletes posted top times and distances.
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Beard Wins Open in New Orleans Thriller
Beard wins the New Orleans Open at 12 under par 276 for $25,000 first prize. Hubert Green, who led after three rounds, bogied the 15th to finish one stroke back in second with $14,300.
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Hancock Bulldogs Clinch CC A A Baseball Title In Doubleheader
Hancock defeats Porterville 17-2 and 3-0 to clinch the CCAA league title as the Bulldogs improve to 14-4 in league play. Carlos Gonzales paces a 20-run, 30-hit effort with six RBIs and two homers, while Carl Hathaway and Frank Reyes dominate on the mound. With two league games left, Hancock looks to finish strong before the state playoffs.
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Carlton back to old fashioned pitcher with fast ball
Steve Carlton of the St Louis Cardinals credits his return to stardom to abandoning the slider that opponents hunted. He notes rival batters were after a pitch he no longer throws as he improved to five wins in six decisions with a 1-0 victory over the Montreal Expos.
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