Serra Cavaliers Blank Lompoc In CIF Hopes Upset
Serra High defeats Lompoc 2 0 as Jack Hoover throws a one hitter and drives in both runs. Hoover, a Gardena star, shatters Lompoc with a sharp two inning start and the Cavs advance to face the Thousand Oaks or Lennox winner. Lompoc, seeded second, struggles against Serra’s sophomore and junior mix.
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Scott Ostler
Lompoc
Serra High Cavaliers
Cavaliers
Lompoc Iive
Cavs
CIF
Braves
Jack and the Beanstalk
Serra
Hoover
Dan Bodary
Ted Grafton
Pete Puerling
Tirso Ruiz
Jack
Puerling
Ruiz
Dan Lower
Kelly Candaele
Rodriguez
Don Landry
Larry Brown
Bodary
Bob Aguilar
Aggie
Brown
Promised Land
Jeff Bratz
Howell
Landry
Stegman
Jim McKaskle
Tony Guggiana
Rod Townes
Townes
John Beliso
Russ Bolinger
Candaele
Lococo
Bratz
Thousand Oaks
Dodgers edge Astros 2 1 on Buckner double in drizzle
Bill Buckner ripped a two RBI double in the bottom of the third as the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Houston Astros 2 1 in damp conditions. Claude Osteen pitched six hits over a six hitter, tying the NL West lead with Houston. Jim Wynn drove in the lone Astro run.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Bill Buckner
Dodger
Claude Osteen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Astros
Dodgers
Houston
Osteen
Don Wilson
Jim Wynn
Astro
Steve Garvey
Buckner
Cesar Cedeno
Bill Russell
Wilson
Bob Watson
Astros
Willie Crawford
Frank Robinson
Watson
Robinson
Saint Marys baseball bowled over by Camarillo 4 1 loss
Santa Maria suffers a 4 1 CIF 3 A playoff defeat to Camarillo as Don Bunch yields two fourth inning homers for the Scorpions. Maurice Kon homers for Santa Maria’s lone run. Camarillo tallies in the first and adds two in the fourth aided by a Saint error. Tim Imbie picks up the win. Bryn Smith started for Santa Maria with Bunch relief.
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Santa Maria Saints
Camarillo
Saint
Don Bunch
Scorpions
Maurice Kon
Saints
Tim Imbie
Bunch
Pliney Miers
Bryn Smith
Santa Maria
Bob Pirkey
Valley sprinters advance to CIF finals at Cerritos
Six Lompoc Valley athletes reach CIF Southern Section finals after semifinals at Cerritos College. Lompoc High fields four runners led by Curtis Beck who won the two mile in 8 59, with Terry Williams second in 9 00 and Alvin Gilmore 4 12 1 in the mile. Richard Snoddy clocked 3 15 9 in the 1320, Vic Tise ran 3 08 2 for Bee 1320, and Mike Drouin cleared 14 3 in pole vault.
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Lompoc Valley
Cerritos College
Lompoc High
Cabrillo
Cerritos
Terry Williams
Curtis Beck
Williams
Alvin Gilmore
Roger Hansen
Gilmore
Hansen
Lompoc
Cee
Richard Snoddy
Mike Drouin
Ken Haagen
San Marcos
Bee
State JC baseball tourney and local spring sports schedule
Today features the Baseball-State small JC tournament at Hancock and Elk's Field, Girls gymnastics at Lompoc High and related teams, swimming at the Lompoc Marlins AAU zone meet in San Luis Obispo. Tomorrow includes a spring sports banquet at Lompoc High with guest UCSB coach Dave Gorrie.
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Hancock and Elk’s
Lompoc
Cabrillo
Lompoc Jr
Vandenberg Jr
Lompoc Marlins
San Luis Obispo
Lompoc High
UCSB
Dave Gorrie
Cal Poly
Ellis Field
Washington leads Pac 8 track meet after first day
Kirk Bryde of Canada won the pole vault at 16-9 1 2 and Washington led with 48 points as Ross and Johnson went 1 2 in the 3 000 meter steeplechase. USC and UCLA trailed with 42 points while California, Oregon State and others followed.
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Stanford
Calif
UPI
Kirk Bryde
Canada
Bill Ross
Jim Johnson
Washington
Bryde
Ross
Johnson
Southern California
UCLA
Oregon
Doug Lane
Randy Williams
USC
Henry Jackson
Robert Pullard
Scott Cryder
Southern Cal
Bruce Kennedy
California
Cary Feldman
Kennedy
Oregon State
Washington State
Warren Edmonson
Clay Lowery
Jean-Pierre Corval
Don Quarrie
Charles Rich
Benny Brown
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Bravesville
Hope
Beanstalk
Johnny Rodriguez
Southland
Gardena
Grafton
Bart
Charboneau
Lower
Thompson
Ruiz Rbi
Atlanta
Tom Payne
Atlanta Hawks
Babe Ruth
4Th and
Valley Spikers
Mike Lococo
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