Local youth judo and wrestling standouts shine at regional events
Jimmy Johnston and Barney Foster of Lompoc American Legion Judo Dojo posted strong showings at the Nanka Junior Age and Weight Judo Championships in East Los Angeles with records of 4-1 and 2-2, earning Johnston a 12 year old lightweight third place and a July nationals berth in New Jersey. Bill Hinkens led Vandenberg Wrestling Club with a 135 pound belt, while Cabrillo skirmishers and Lompoc track and tennis teams posted multiple top finishes and league results. Clubs seek summer camp enrollments and local results highlight standout athletes in multiple sports across the Southland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Johnston
Barney Foster
Lompoc American Legion
East L.A
Southland
Johnson
New Jersey
Bill Hinkens
Vandenberg
U.S. Wrestling Federation
Thousand Oaks
Cabrillo Junior
Rick Carlson
Bert Lopez
Scott Kinman
Rory Hall
Tony Kent
Charlie Cheney
Lompoc
Vandenberg Club
Squaw Valley
Dave Long
Ned Shores
Cabrillo High
Box Score Highlights From Cabrillo and Lompoc Games
Cabrillo earned a 3 to 1 win over San Luis with RBI contributions from Roberts Haley and Ewing. Lompoc/ Arroyo Grande area scores show Lompoc losing to Cabrillo 3 to 7 while A. Grande defeated Lompoc 2 to 7 with Neal and Candaele driving runs and McMillian closing pitching victory.
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Cabrillo
San Luis
San Lusi
Salas
Martines
Hoeschel
Mesa
Deeds
Cramer
Melton
Nielsen
Wertz
Shaw
Martin
Roberts
Nelson
Ewing
R. Dahlmann
J. Dahlmann
Brown
Haley
Clayton
Brockett
Morrow
Perry
RBI
E—Clayton
Sb— Brockett
Sac—Roberts
So—Cabrillo
Bb—S
Lompoc
A.grande
McMillian
Villegas
Neal
Bromley
T. Ikeda
E—Candaele
Rodriguez
Silva
Brooks
Faciano
Candaele
Renfroe
Taylor wins Santa Maria Speedway super stock main
Lompoc's Bob Taylor battles Santa Maria's Darrell Walker for 30 laps, Taylor clinching his first main event win of the season. Mike Mitchell of Arroyo Grande finished third, Ray Marroquin fourth, with heat winners Bill Chambers, Larry Weber, and Marroquin and Randy Claborn taking the trophy dash.
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Jane Daly
Lompoc
Bob Taylor
Santa Maria
Darrell Walker
Santa Maria Speedway
Taylor
Mike Mitchell
Arroyo Grande
Ray Marroquin
Bill Chambers
Larry Weber
Marroquin
Randy Claborn
Frank Burgin
Rudy Hofmann
Santa Barbara
Art Arnold
Ron Berkan
Burgin
Gibby Perine
Oxnard
Lompoc Riders Open May Horse Show Highlights
The Lompoc Valley Riders staged an Open May Horse Show at LaSalle Canyon Stables yesterday with 360 entries. High-point honors went to Ginger Burnett in the 12-under division, Tammy Ryan at 13'7, and Eileen secured top recognition in another class.
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Ryan
Tracy Centeno
Johanna Jenkins
Sandy Heilman
Gayle Benton
Sue Olmstead
Clothier
Olten
Martha Sykes
Burnett
Malone
Julie Moore
Kathy Anderson
Connie Krainock
Judee Patton
Terry Walters
Kranock
Anderson
Florie Mayesh
Paula Bryant
Jeannette St. John
Dyer
Donna Thompson
Dennis Voss
Sharon Durham
Tina Gardner
Susie McGuire
Pam Daniels
Tom Wagner
Susie
Lompoc Valley
LaSalle Canyon
Bruce Brownng
Ginger Burnett
Tammy Ryan
Eileen
Ken Adam Tournament at Village Club Won by Schuyler and McDowell
William Schuyler and Jack McDowell shot a net 115 to win the Ken Adam Tournament at Village Country Club. They trailed after round one by two strokes but posted a 58 in round two to clinch the title.
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Edganster
William Schuyler
Jack McDowell
Ken Adam
Village
Schuyler
McDowell
Jack Lind
Ray Cushman
Frank Bradshaw
Dick Cutts
Bob Bickford
Cliff Cook
Steve Cutts
Bob Collins
Ed Sperber
Lompoc Braves Tennis Win Hits Seventh in League
The Lompoc tennis team earned their seventh league victory against six losses on Friday, extending their season’s early success with a solid conference win.
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Lompoc
Valley Weekend Scoreboard Deadlines Update
Note the Valley Weekend Scoreboard requires submissions before Sunday midnight with no late results. Little League Roundup moves to Tuesday and Friday publications, with deadlines Sunday midnight and Thursday noon.
Northern League Finals Track Box Results Highlight Sprint Relay Showdowns
Saturday's Northern League finals produced rapid times across events led by Staggers and Vin Solomon in sprints, Mitchell and Doig competing against strong AG and SLO runners. Notable marks include 330 lows, 440 relay, 880, 100, mile, highs, and mile relay, with multiple teams from AG L SLO SM and C battling for podium spots.
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Staggers
Vin Solomon
Anderson
Krushat
Siebert
SLO
Lom
Mitchell
Tapia
Retler
W. Millar
D. Millar
Chandler
Lee
Doig
Alsop
Fuggs
Forrest
Bryan
Chavira
Ingram
Mile — Mitchell
Woods
Weaver
Coe
Bagwell
Alardo
Jones
Williams
Nunez
Thoma
Mathews
Cab
Big
Gibson
USC Beats UCLA To Claim Dual Meet Title In Track
USC defeated UCLA 83-62 ending the Bruins 42 dual meet win streak and four year USC dominance. Ken Randle and Mike Budincich starred for the Trojans as coach Jim Bush praised their performance and offered no excuses for the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Jim Bush
Southern California
UCLA
Bruins
Trojans
USC
Ken Randle
Mike Budincich
Bush
Standings and Results From Weekend Baseball Games
Saturday results show San Francisco 3 Chicago 1 and Philadelphia 3 Atlanta 0 in the first game. Houston at New York postponed by rain. Montreal defeated Cincinnati 6 to 1 at twilight. Philadelphia beat Atlanta 4 to 2 in the second game. Los Angeles edged St. Louis 4 to 3 in 10 innings. Pittsburgh won 10 to 6 over San Diego. Sunday results include Philadelphia 8 Atlanta 2 and Houston 5 New York 4 in the first games. New York 7 Houston 4 in the second. Montreal beat Cincinnati 8 to 4 in 16 innings. Los Angeles defeated St. Louis 3 to 1. San Diego 4 Pittsburgh 2. Chicago beat San Francisco 6 to 5 in 14 innings and then Chicago 6 San Francisco 5 in 11 innings. No games on the second day.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Houston
Rain Cin
Montreal
Philadlphia
Philadiphia
Atlanta
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
L. Pet
Philadelphi
Milwaukee Otra
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Oakland
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
Kan. City
Texas
Calif
Kan
City
Milwkee
Minn
Flyers Edge Bruins In Third Period For 5-2 Win
Flyers rookie center Mel Bridgman scored at 2 11 of the third to spark a three goal burst and lift Philadelphia past Boston 5-2, taking a 2-1 lead in the Stanley Cup semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boson
UPI
Mel Bridgman
Philadelphia Flyers
Flyers
Boston Bruins
California All-Stars edge Soviet Union juniors in late shot
U S nips Russians as Rich Branning hits a 25 foot jumper with one second left for a 74 72 victory. Branning scored 12 as Kiki Vandeweghe and Johnny Nash added 11 each while Russia’s Fedorinov led with 20. Officials called 65 fouls and four Soviets fouled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Rich Branning
Notre Dame
California All-Stars
Californians
California
Vasili Fedorinov
Branning
Kiki Vandeweghe
Johnny Nash
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Foster
Ron Johnston
Gus Piperakis
Santa Ynez
Katie Hayes
Teri Chestnut
Peanut Herigstad
Arianna Harrison
Shelly Hamer
Herigstad
Diane Middleton
Middleton
Hayes
Hamer
Diane Ellis
Maggie Knickrehm
Sezbecki
D. David Elam
Mike Tripe
D. Buck
David Daugherty
D. Lagunday
Parsell
D. Ron Pickett
John Mintz
D. Mina
Dan LeSueur
Steve Kuhn
D. Martin Pilg
Port Reynolds
D. Small-Brandt
Mike Passmore
Jeff Chierichetti
Rick Ermitanio- Rajan Ayyar
San Luis Tigers
Kevin Doud
Mike Bacina
Kevin Searfoss
D. Hensley
Crandell
D. Madison
Bishop
D. Cole
Blakesley
D. Bujold
Cork
D. McSwain
D. Kim
Niccoli
Carney
Dimitt
Nammu
Mooney
Wood
Meyer
Scott
Bailey
McKeown
McDonald
Lomas
Beltran
Garcia
A. Grande
Raithel
Motley
Carlson
Minor
Ikeda
AON, Pai
Ells Schearing
Charlie Schreffler
Johnnie DuFrene
Wally Pate
Wally
Ann Pate
United Press International
Eckersley
Bahnsen
Espanol
North
Blackwall
F.E.T
Whitewall
Volkswagen
Goodyear Service
Datsun
Toyota
Goodyear
Bank Americard
American Express
Diners Club
Ipiahu
Floyd C
Superior Court
Santa Barbara County
Dodson Ras Gaskin
Bob Lilley
Miguelito Park
Joe Machado
Vic Souza
Frank Silva
John French
al Lara
Solvang
Lilley
Virgil Phelps
Trens
P.O
U.S
Michael Wiley
Fedorinov
Valeri Kobrev
Yuri Grigorev
Russia
America
Booker Turner
Mastro
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