Bolinger's Fifth Homer Sparks Lompoc Win Over Arroyo Grande
Lompoc Braves clinch their third straight Santa Barbara County League title by beating Arroyo Grande 2-0 behind Monte Bolinger's fifth homer and Roy Thomas's 12 strikeouts in five innings. Bobby Aguilar frees the bullpen, while Lompoc prepares for CIF action and a Cabrillo date.
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Lucas traded to Knicks for Cazzie Russell in swap
San Francisco Warriors ship Jerry Lucas 6 8 forward to New York Knickerbockers for Cazzie Russell. Russell, 27 next month, averaged 13.3 points through five NBA seasons and was Knicks' No 1 draft choice in 1966.
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NBA ABA unite for congressional approval of merger
The NBA and ABA announced a merger plan with inter-league exhibitions before 1971-72 and aim to operate as a single entity by 1973-74 pending antitrust legislation. They dismissed one antitrust suit but unresolved player movement matters remain. Simmie Hill signed by the Chicago Bulls.
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Cabrillo suffers 3-2 loss in eight to San Luis
Cabrillo Conquistadores drop to 4th in Santa Barbara County League after a 3-2 eight inning defeat by San Luis. Cabrillo led 2-0 early as Kevin Drake and Ken Murphy hit. San Luis rallied in sixth then won in the eighth.
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Mets Beat Gibson in 3-1 Victory Over Cardinals
New York Mets defeat St. Louis 3-1 as Tom Seaver gains another win over Bob Gibson. Bud Harrelson triples, Grote doubles, and Seaver escapes a late jam amid a pair of pivotal hit moments. Other NL and AL results noted. Willie Mays homers at 40 in his first game back.
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Lompoc Braves Lead CIF Qualifiers in Track Meet
Lompoc High tops the CIF league qualifying meet with 14 varsity qualifications led by Charley Jackson and Sid Dansby. San Marcos and Dos Pueblos tie with eight varsity qualifiers. Cabrillo adds in both B and C classifications as CIF preliminaries set for next week in Los Angeles.
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A's Acquire Epstein Knowles In Rainy Night Trade
Oakland trades Don Mincher Frank Fernandez and Paul Lindblad to Washington for Mike Epstein and Darold Knowles after negotiations between Charles O Finley and Bob Short. Epstein and Knowles expected to join in Baltimore. Epstein hit 50 homers last two seasons for Senators.
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