Braves face more smoke in CIF playoff second round
The Lompoc Braves host Aviation High Falcons at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Lompoc High in the CIF playoffs. Likely starter is Ocean League champion Bill Caudill with a 7-0 league record and 0.87 ERA. if not, Casey Hagen starts. The Falcons, 11-3 in league, feature Nick Meick and Ed Packard in a potent lineup.
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Casey Hagen
Lompoc
Dan Bodary
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Nick Meick
Ed Packard
Packard
Cabrillo Congs
Rick Truden
Dave York
Denis Haire
Leo Zamboni
Jack Rodgers
Steve Herron
Heath
Curl wins Colonial with Nicklaus edge in Fort Worth
Rodney Dean Curl, a 31 year old Wintu Indian, edged Jack Nicklaus by one stroke to win the Colonial National Tournament at Colonial Country Club, taking $50,000 and moving into fourth in 1974 money winnings. Nicklaus earned $28,500 for second, Chuck Courtney $17,750 for third, and Julius Boros $11,750 for fourth. Curl dreamed of defeating Nicklaus and also aimed for Masters qualification and a $100,000 season earn, both achieved. He noted plans to support his mother and Indian causes with the prize money.
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Courtney
Julius Boros
Lee Trevino
Curl
Colonial Country Club
CIF 3-A Scores Show Tight Upper Bracket Play
In the Upper bracket games Segundo 2 over Bishop Monte Artesia 2 and Pacifica 0 over Lynwood 2 highlight a competitive round. Montclair Nogales 4 defeats Monrovia Norwalk 2, Garden Grove 0 over Corona 5, Kennedy 4 over Upland 3 while San Bernardino 2 wins over Montclair 0. Lower bracket features Lompoc 5 over Hart 3 and St Bernard 4 over Damien 10. Arroyos 4 over Cerritos 0, Leuzinger 8 over Santiago 6, Burbank 8 over San Gabriel 3, Excelsior 3 tied with Serra 2 Cabrillo 9, Culver City 2.
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Bishop Monte Artesia
Pacifica
Lynwood
Bassett
San Bernardino
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Nogales
Monrovia
Norwalk
Garden Grove
Corona
Kennedy
Upland
Los Amigos
Lompoc
Hart
Aviation
St. Bernard
Damien
Antelope Valley
Arroyo
Cerritos
Leuzinger
Santiago
Burbank
San Gabriel
Excelsior
Serra
Cabrillo
Culver City
Schankel and Solomon Star At CIF 3-A Track
Solomon of Cabrillo and Jim Schankel of Lompoc delivered standout performances at the CIF 3-A track championships at Cerritos College Norwalk Lompoc placed fourth with 13 Cabrillo tied for fifth with 12 San Bernardino led with 28 Morningside 17 Victor Valley 14 Schankel won the mile in 4 14 5 and the 2 mile in 9 06 Solomon won the 180 yard low hurdles in 19 3 placed second in the 120 highs and fourth in the long jump 23 42 Fabing ran a top pair placing fifth in the mile and sixth in the 2 mile both also ran in both distances All three valley athletes qualified for the Masters Meet at Cerritos next Friday.
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Cabrillo
Jim Schankel
Lompoc
Cerritos College
Norwalk
Roger Fabing
San Bernardino
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Victor Valley
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Solomon
David
Cerritos
CIF
Williams earns two podiums at Pac-8 meet in LA
Terry Williams, a 1973 Lompoc High graduate and 2 mile state champ, placed second in the 6 mile with 28 40.2 at the Pacific-8 Championships at the LA Coliseum. He also finished third in the 3 mile with 13 30 Friday as Oregon placed third with 94 points. UCLA won with 1341 and USC led UCLA. UCLA freshman Alvin Gilmore ran seventh in the mile in 4 07.1.
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Terry Williams
University of Oregon
Williams
Lompoc
Oregon
USC
UCLA
Alvin Gilmore
Cabrillo Congs Face Excelsior in CIF Playoff Round
The Cabrillo Congs travel to Norwalk for a CIF playoff second round against Excelsior High Pilots. Game time 3 p.m. Pitcher Ken Devore starts for Excelsior, while Craig Winegarner will start for Cabrillo. Pilots boast strong third to fifth hitters Devore Painton Bautista and hit nine against Serra in a 3-2 win.
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Excelsior High Pilots
Cerritos College
Excelsior High Field
Dick Wilson
Congs
Excelsior
Ken Devore
Devore
Craig Winegarner
Pilots
Tim Painton
Carlos Bautista
Serra
Trojans Clinch District 8 Title Front Runner
Southern California won the District 8 baseball crown for the fifth straight year with a 14-1 victory over Oregon behind a 13 hit attack. Ed Putman and Marvin Cobb homered as Mark Barr and Ty Meyer combined on a five hitter. USC leads toward Omaha and the College World Series.
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Oregon
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Mark Barr
Ty Meyer
Lompoc Girls Win Masters Bid
Terri Herigstad and three Lompoc Braves qualified for CIF Masters at Cerritos College after Herigstad won the 80 yard hurdles heat in 11.4 and led off the 880 sprint medley relay. Relay teammates are Carmelle Dugre, Debbie Middleton, and Erayon Farnum. Meet held at Rolling Hills High.
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Terri Herigstad
Lompoc Braves
Cerritos College
Herigstad
Carmelle Dugre
Debbie Middleton
Erayon Farnum
Rolling Hills High
Hart Indians edged by Lompoc Braves in CIF 3-A opener
Lompoc Braves defeat Hart Indians 5-3 in the first round as Russ Samaniego belts a decisive three run homer in the second inning. Hart fights back with bases loaded in the seventh but cannot overturn the deficit.
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Scott Ostler
Hart High
Newhall
Lompoc Braves
Hart Indians
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Sam
Magic Mountain
Braves
Samaniego
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Indians
Hart
John Rodriguez
Fridrich
Jack Uhey
Dan Guerra
Russ
Indy time trials near clash over field limits
Indianapolis race teams threaten class action if time trials are reopened to allow at least six nonqualified cars to qualify for Sunday's 33 car field. USAC and the speedway would decide, with owners wary of being bumped by faster cars. Attorney Wright Hugus Jr. vows court action to force a reopening.
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UPI
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USAC
Tom Binford
Hugus
Lompoc Record Monday May 20 1974
Local edition from Lompoc California dated Monday May 20 1974 presents typical town news briefs and notices from the Lompoc area including civic updates and community events.
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Lompoc
Lompoc, Calif
Flyers Capture Stanley Cup On Hard Work and Home Ice
The Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Boston Bruins 1 0 to win the best of seven series four games to two winning their first Stanley Cup as an NHL expansion team. Goaltender Bernie Parent earned MVP honors with 30 saves as Rick MacLeish scored the deciding goal. The Flyers rode tight checking and home ice benefiting from Kate Smith’s God Bless America performances and improved to 37 3 1 at Spectrum playoff games.
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Broad Street
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Parent
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