Lompoc Hill Teams Reach CIF NL Doubles Tournament
Lompoc and Cabrillo doubles teams secured CIF NL doubles tourney bids after Northern League finals. Cabrillo’s Beaudry and Driscoll edged Anderson-Chase before falling to the champions. Brooks-Adkins beat Anderson-Johnson 8-2 in varsity consolation for fifth. San Luis pairs led by Belcher-Chase won, followed by Pasion-Hansen of Arroyo Grande and Somogyi-Frey of San Luis. Fresh sophs saw Cabrillo Trenner-Mummy take first, with Lompoc’s Anderson-Bishop second and Parker-Parker third. Trenner later took second in fresh-soph singles. Parker fourth.
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SHS Standings and Friday Night Baseball Schedule
The standings show Oakland 4 California 0 Kansas City 6 Texas 0 Chicago 5 Minnesota 4 Detroit 0 Boston 0 New York 4. Friday night matchups include Texas at California 11 p.m. Busby and Holtzman games listed with times. many more games across MLB teams including Baltimore at Cleveland and Milwaukee at New York.
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World Series of Poker final night ends with six survivors
Defending champion Amarillo Slim Preston is eliminated by Jack Straits after 12 hours and a pot over 9 000 dollars in hold'em as 13 players began the fourth annual event with 10 000 dollar entries. W C Pearson swept a 30 000 dollar pot to eliminate Bob Hoff and claim a full house over Hoff's fours.
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Village Country Club invites you to join this May
The Village Country Club promotes golf tennis swimming and social activities at a spacious clubhouse with a large pool. Prospective members can try a free round of golf this month and enjoy a top driving range. May 1973 join offers include six free golf lessons.
Hillwomen Swim to Fourth in County Meet at Santa Barbara
Cabrillo's Nancy Nagle won the 100 yard backstroke in 1 18.2 and added a 3rd in the 200 IM to lead Cabrillo's varsity. Lompoc and Santa Ynez trails with high placers as Santa Ynez edged Dos Pueblos 77 to 63 for the team title. Cabrillo and Lompoc also posted multiple top finishes. JV action saw Hill and Lompoc swimmers place among the top in several events with Borninkhof winning the 50 fly.
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Oregon State faces top seed USC in Pac 8 title bid
Oregon State, which upset fourth seeded California in the first round, will challenge No. 1 seed Southern California in the Pac 8 championships. The match highlights a sharpening conference rivalry and title implications for both programs.
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Youth Baseball National Majors and Minors Standouts
In National Majors Beatties beat Elks 7 1 as Velasco doubled and singled and Wilson drove in two. Cameros no hit Hapens with Candaele 2 3 and Greenwood 2 3 with 3 RBI. Pistons 16 Picos 7 as Vance won and Valencia homered and doubled for 3 RBI. American Majors Cranes 13 Red Kids 0 led by Howell 3 4 with a double and 2 runs. Standings list Cameros 6 0 and Truckers 6 0. American Minors Optimistics 12 Moose 5 and Angels 11 Red Sox 10. Lompoc Craftsmen 3 Scorpions 2. Mets 4 0 and Craftsmen 4 1 pace National Minors standings.
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