Reggie Smith Puts Hard-Nosed Play Into Cardinals Rise
Reggie Smith delivered a late game two run homer as the St. Louis Cardinals beat Houston 3-1 to seize first in the NL East. The move from Boston to St Louis has him promising tough, aggressive baseball and baserunning, stealing, and hard nosed play.
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Smith vaults 18-4 in Long Beach exhibition
Steve Smith became the first man to clear 18 feet indoors and then vaulted a personal best 18 feet 4 inches outdoors at the Long Beach Invitational exhibition meet in California.
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Valley pennant week two games for the marbles
Cabrillo holds a 19-4 record and 10-3 league mark facing Lompoc at 16-6 and 10-3 Santa Maria at 12-7. San Luis 11-11 meets Arroyo Grande 7-12 while Righetti 4-18 stands 3-10.
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Bucks Defeat Celtics to Equal NBA Playoff Series at 2-2
Milwaukee Bucks reserve Mickey Davis started and scored 15 as they beat Boston 97 to 89 to even the best of seven series. Kareem Abdul Jabbar posted 34 points while Don Chaney shifted to guard Oscar Robertson. Jon McGlocklin reinjured his right leg but contributed 10 points.
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Nelson Classic final postponed by rain at Preston Trail
Buddy Allin holds a one stroke lead entering the delayed Byron Nelson Golf Classic finale as heavy rain postpones the final round to today. Homero Blancas trails at 11 under overall, with Tom Watson at 10 under and Lee Trevino and Bruce Crampton at nine under. In Northern League action, Lompoc and Cabrillo head toward a possible title with The Game looming Friday and remaining schedule shaping a CIF bid.
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Cabrillo Dominates Righetti Behind 15 Hits and Berry Shutout
Cabrillo crushed Righetti 8-0 as Gary Hargis led the offense with a 4-for-4 day and a seventh inning triple, stealing three bases and scoring three runs. Nick Berry spun a nine strikeout, four-walk gem, allowing only three hits while the Congs stole five bases to reach a season total of 66.
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Lompoc Braves eye first place after close loss to Saints
Lompoc in tight race for NL lead after a 4-3 defeat to San Luis Obispo. Dan Bodary’s Braves had led 4-0 but San Luis rallied with a seventh inning triple by Terry Lee and a misplayed grounder. Rodriquez earned the win for San Luis as Lompoc’s Fridrich took the loss.
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CIF Qualifiers Reach CIF Prelims From Lompoc and Cabrillo
Lompoc Braves and Cabrillo Conquistadores advance a total of 17 individuals and two relay teams to Friday CIF preliminaries after a Hancock College meet. Cabrillo dominates sprints and hurdles led by Taylor Hutchinson and Solomon. Lompoc adds nine athletes and a mile relay.
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Saints win as Dominguez drives tie breaker in sixth
Santa Maria beat Arroyo Grande 9 to 8 on Friday. Steve Dominguez hit a one out sixth inning triple to drive home the tying and winning runs. Santa Maria scored 6 in the first two innings and held off a late Arroyo Grande rally.
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Rams Camp Opens With Near Full Attendance
The Los Angeles Rams held voluntary spring workouts with 65 of 73 under contract turning out for two a day sessions over the weekend. Head coach Chuck Knox praised the start as a great way to begin the 1974 season.
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