Cabrillo Congs Win League Title In 1-0 City Showdown
Cabrillo clinched its first outright league baseball championship with a 1-0 victory over Lompoc, ending an era of torrid play. Pitching by Dan Perry and stellar defense fueled a tight duel as Lompoc’s Mick Shroll held the Congs to two key hits. The Braves, tied for second with Santa Maria, face a wait for CIF playoff pairings while Cabrillo basks in a historic title.
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Braves Win Echoes Of Team Unity In Narrow Victory
Weber credited the win to a team meeting that defined what had to be done. Haley sparkled with defensive plays including throwing out a runner and a running grab. Bodary lamented missed sacrifices and big errors, while Lompoc sought cohesion after erratic recent form.
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Canadiens Rally To Beat Flyers In Game One 4-3
Montreal staved off a 2-0 deficit to win 4-3 against Philadelphia in the Stanley Cup final opener at the Forum. Guy Lapointe sparked the comeback with a late goal after delivering a motivating speech, while Reggie Leach set playoff scoring records with an early goal.
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Lompoc Area Week Sports Schedule Highlights
Tonight volleyball for adults 18 plus at Lompoc Junior High 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesday softball Lompoc at Cabrillo 3 p.m. Wednesday track CIF qualifier at Lompoc 2 p.m. Softball Lompoc at Buena 3 p.m. Thursday annual athletic awards banquet Elks Lodge 7 30 p.m. Friday Cabrillo CIF playoffs baseball Channel Islands softball CIF prelims track prelims Cerritos College Saturday Sunday non competitive jog Las Purisima Mission 9 a.m.
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First win is toughest for Hayes in Nelson win
Mark Hayes edged Don Bies by two strokes at the Byron Nelson Classic after a tense final round. Hayes, who had finished last in 1975, described the win as pressure filled and noted he slowed his swing on Larry Nelson’s advice to calm his game. Bies led and shot 68, saying he expected Hayes to break par and win.
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Reds overpower Cubs in 14-2 Wrigley rout
Cincinnati Reds complete a weekend sweep at Wrigley Field by dominating the Chicago Cubs 14-2. The attack totaled 21 hits with Ken Griffey hitting a grand slam, Tony Perez two solo shots, Dan Driessen a two-run homer, and George Foster plus Pete Rose adding solo drives. The win caps a high-scoring three-game series at the longtime venue.
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Wood's injury leaves Sox with big hole
Wilbur Wood suffered a fractured kneecap in the sixth inning of a 4-2 win over the Tigers. The left-hander appears out for the season, leaving Paul Richards to steer the Chicago White Sox after returning from retirement to take the helm.
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6 Lompoc Record headline May 10 1976
The Lompoc Record from Monday May 10 1976 reports local news, community updates, and brief notices from Lompoc California. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate standard city reporting and public notices.
Suns edge Warriors in double OT to even series 2-2
Phoenix, sparked by Erickson and rookies Adams and Sobers, rallied past Golden State 133-129 in 2OT. Erickson scored eight in the second overtime after tying regulation with a 20-foot jumper with two seconds left. Boston leads Cleveland 2-0 in the East finals with games at Cavaliers on Tuesday and Friday.
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Injuries mar junior rodeo at Lompoc event
Three youths were injured in a bull riding event at the Lompoc Lions Club Junior Rodeo held in La Salle Canyon. Matthew Hirons 14 of San Luis Obispo suffered deep forehead lacerations, Mike Butler 16 of San Luis Obispo sustained contusions to the hip and leg, and David Moore of Fillmore endured a possible head concussion. All were treated and released. Lompoc Search and Rescue aided ambulance crews in transport.
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