Babe Ruth Majors Smith Electric 1 Miners 1 Called Due to Darkness
Smith Electric and Miners battled to a 1 1 tie when darkness halted play after Ken Bickmore and Bruce Waterman doubled for Smith and Roy Schorsch earned the Miner hit.
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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1975
Page
9
Smith Electric and Miners battled to a 1 1 tie when darkness halted play after Ken Bickmore and Bruce Waterman doubled for Smith and Roy Schorsch earned the Miner hit.
Players and parents are urged to submit complete results by deadline with accurate first names and legible spellings to the Lompoc Record. Scorekeepers and publicity staff are reminded to ensure timely, clear reports for publication.
Cabrillo places fourth in the Northern League final at San Luis Bay Inn Country Club with a team score of 423. Arroyo Grande wins with 406, Righetti second, San Luis third, while Cabrillo preserves second place in final standings and contemplates CIF spots for top individuals.
Central Coast fishers report abundant rockfish limits and active halibut, with Santa Barbara coast scarce but Avila and Point Sal areas yielding good catches. Ling cod surge shifts to shallow waters while Sea Landing’s Hornet pursues calico bass in May runs. Freshwater yields improve trout and bass as management talks rise.
Local golf roundup reports two aces on No. 13 at Village Country Club Brad Sullivan and Ed Sander both aced the hole with five irons and five wood respectively Jim Robb shot a net 68 to win the Annual Easter Seal Tournament sponsored by PGA pro Brian Allin Thirty Village entries competed in the event Eight teams qualified for the Ken Adam Best Ball Tournament finals with pairs listed from Ed Ganster and Art Harmon to John Vass and Steve Cutts Past results show Dorans and McDowell winning Wednesday best ball foursome and a Friday seniors tie between Adamson and Morgan crews
Standings list night games across the league with matchups including Houston at Chicago Los Angeles at St Louis San Diego at Pittsburgh Cinci at Philadelphia Atlanta at Montreal San Francisco at New York Chicago at Baltimore Raw City at Detroit Milwaukee at Texas Cleve at Minnesota New York at California Only scheduled games Today probable pitchers Milwaukee Slaton 3 4 at Texas Bibby 1 3 New York Medich 3 4 at California Ryan 6 1 Boston Wise 3 2 at Oakland Abbott 2 1
Vandenberg Junior High closed its track season with multi team wins. In 7th grade, Vandy led 49 to 18 over El Camino and 13 San Luis 10 Guadalupe and Jerry Novak swept sprints and relays while Mando Telles won the mile. In 8th grade, Labove won the 440 and 220 and helped the 880 relay, Barmer won the 120 lows and 100, Doig took the 880, and the 440 relay team of Barmer Labove Hoytt and Chappa finished fastest.
Jim Schankel, Poly freshman from Lompoc High, finished fourth in the junior college three mile run at the Fresno Relays. He clocked 14 minutes 2.07 seconds, seven seconds behind the winner.
In Louisville the Kentucky Colonels 6 foot Louie Dampier face Indiana Pacers 5 foot 10 Billy Keller in a best of seven ABA final. Coaches note the backcourt clash alongside George McGinnis and Artis Gilmore while Indiana seeks its fourth ABA crown and Kentucky aims for redemption.
Lompoc doubles team David Elam and Joe Anderson finished second in the Northern League doubles and earned a CIF doubles berth for May 31 after winning their first three matches and losing the final to Arroyo Grande’s Mark Serbecki and Shannon Newby. Santa Maria’s Rusty Bryant and Greg Holste placed third to qualify. Other results include Vandenberg AFB rider Bill DePrater sweeping 1st 2nd and 3rd in weekend pigeon racing from Redding 422 miles.
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