Wood and Reuss Near No Hitters in Major League Play
Pitching anecdotes dominate the day as Wilbur Wood and Tom Griffin come close to no hitters. Wood two hits Detroit 1 0 in 11 innings after film study. Griffin limits Pirates to one hit in a 2 1 victory aided by Milt May's eighth inning triple.
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Dons Swim Past Lompoc as Braves Suffer Third Straight League Loss
Santa Barbara Dons girls swim team defeated Lompoc 80 to 42. Denise Buzan led Lompoc with wins and a 205.73 personal best. Henning, Roscoe, and Randall also won events. Lompoc hosts Cabrillo next, while SB improves to 4 0 1 in dual meets.
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Village CC Women Tie For Win In Match Vs Par
Wanda Anderson and Mabel McClendon tied for first in the first flight of the Match Vs Par at Village Country Club. Virgie Burger took second. Wilma Payne won second flight with Viv Irvine and Joe Bradshaw tied for second. Irma Henderson won third flight with Edie Henricks second and a three way tie for third among Jeannette Bales Mary Lou Griffin and Helen Coonan. Next week's Par Battle tourney set. Santa Clara beats Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 5 3 as Gene Deylon hits twice to raise average to .435. Broncs improved to 36 16.
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Drake’s quiet confidence fuels UCLA recruit Kevin Sciarra
Drake speaks of his ability and drive as UCLA coach Dick Vermeil plans a pro style offense. Kevin Sciarra projects as a big quarterback with potential to convert to running back. teammates describe him as capable, not flamboyant, earning respect rather than hero worship.
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Lompoc Cycling Club Plans Rally and Picnic
The Lompoc Touring Club meets tonight at 7 30 in the Lompoc Public Library multipurpose room to accept reservations for a club picnic and the Great Western Bicycle Rally. Sunday rides to Santa Rosa Park depart Hand Ocean at 9 am with a $1 member and $1 50 non member donation.
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Santa Barbara UC to host NCAA Volleyball May dates
UPI reports NCAA Volleyball Championships set for UC Santa Barbara May 10 11 with UC Santa Barbara favored. National Open Championships slated for Knoxville May 15 18. Lompoc Braves tennis fall to Santa Maria 6-1 as junior varsity wins push season record.
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Cabrillo Edges San Luis 3-2 In Frosh Game
Greg Dalton drove in two runs with two hits and pitched the win for Cabrillo over San Luis 3-2. Mike Morrow went 2-3 and James Leggie scored twice as Cabrillo claimed the frosh victory Thursday.
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Bruins rally to take Stanley Cup opener over Flyers 3 2
Boston Bruins pulled off a late rally to beat the Philadelphia Flyers 3 2 in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals. Bobby Orr scored the decisive 40 foot shot with 22 seconds left after a sequence sparked by a turnover and a scramble in front of Bernie Parent.
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