Baseball results from the American Legion and minors league rounds
A dense recap of multiple game results across American Legion and minors leagues. Notable performances include Mike Velasco and Steve Domingos winning pitchers, several players with two hits or doubles, and dramatic darkness called games.
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American Legion
Mike Velasco
David Hooker
Kelly Hall
Bob Weatherly
Smith Electric
Elks
Steve Domingos
Steve Edman
Medics
Darkness
Craig Carter
Chemical Kids
Diatoms
Carlos Garcia
Pat Fridrich
Jeff Foran
Steve Goodrich
Kenny Bickmore
Derek Avillaneza
Jeff Dalton
Miners
Mike Lomas
Dominick Barry
Paul Munoz
Kelvin White
Richard Hansen
Casey Candaele
Frank McMullen
Robby Phillips
Paul Alvarez
Rick Hansen
Miners Cubs
Brains
Tony Armenta
Kenny Walker
Jack Pierce
Mesa Oaks
Michael Vronin
Tom Vega
Mesa
David Villalobos
Danny Dominguez
Clayton
Dodgers
Cubs
Roger Falcone
Steve Wilson
Ronald Toomey
Mark McAdams
Falcone
Mitchell Yenney
Aztecs
Ron Velasco
Ken Steinbacht
Bobedrick
Jeff Walters
Brian Bazzill
Scott Morehart
Bazzill
Walters
Bobby Kennedy
Picos
Pistons
Bobby Lowery
Shawn Donlea
Fanning
Truckers
Tags
Gary David
Ernie Escovedo
Alray Grossi
Grossi
Hartley
Fred Gonzales
Pizza Palace
Gus Knickrehm
Jim Maloy
Central Coast
Dennis Smith
Mike Beck
Smith
Danny Brigham
Jacks
Amado Carpio Tags
Grange Sprouts
Reyes Cabrera
Andy Barreras
Matt Fitts
Scott Theis
Twins
Moose
Westey Weaver
Mike Hogan
Tim McWilliams
Steve Heckman
Moose Red Sox
Optimistics
Sox
Brett Herzog
Scott Herbert
Anthony Fiantago
Ross Johnson
Doug Juenke
Juenke
Herzog
Opt
Robert Potter
Archers
Giants
Victor Bryson
Village CC Golf Showdown Ends With Murray Sherman Victory
Frank Murray and John Sherman won the two day best ball with a net 59 at Village Country Club. Sherman shot 75 as Murray, despite a recent hand surgery, fired 68 in the weekend competition. The Ken Adam Tournament title will be decided next weekend when the leading teams finish their clash.
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ED Ganster
Frank Murray
Village Country Club
Frank
John Sherman
Sherman
Ken Adam
Standings and schedules from Monday baseball and golf events
Baseball results list scores for San Francisco Pittsburgh Houston Philadelphia San Diego St Louis Los Angeles Chicago Montreal Atlanta New York Cincinnati and others with multiple games and upcoming fixtures. Golf section notes Ferguson Eck best ball playoff winners Dotts Susee Dutra McDowell Irvine Morris Russell Ceruti Pendley and individual low nets including Schuyler Janatsch Bales Ganster Thomas Learned and DuFrene Ernberg Bradshaw families.
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Houston
Philadelphia
San Diego
St.l
Los Angeles
Chicago
Lonborg
Richard
Bonham
Sutton
St. Louis
Gibson
McIntosh
Ellis
Halicki
Montreal
Fryman
Atlanta
Harrison
New York
Cincinnati
Will Ferguson
Jack Eck
Ernie White
Wray Stitch
Jack Dotts
Walt Susee
Gerald Dutra
Jack McDowell
Bob Collins
Mick Lampley
Jim Oliver
Harry Jackson
Lee Irvine
Harry Morris
John Russell
Bob Ceruti
Bill Pendley
Sweet
William Schuyler
Lee Bales
Ed Ganster
John Thomas III
Roy Learned
George Janatsch
Johnnie DuFrene
R' Nita Ernberg
Frank
Joe Bradshaw
W. i . Pet
Milwaukee
Or . Philadelphia
le Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Oakland
Texas
Kansas City
California
Minnesota
Cabrillo Girls Qualify for CIF Prelims in Track
Sonya Laribo led Cabrillo as three girls qualified for the CIF Prelims on May 24 at San Marcos High following yesterday’s Northern Los Padres League meet at Santa Ynez. Laribo won both the 100 and 220 with league records of 11.5 and 27.0. Mel Bland added a league mark with 36-9 in the shot put. Debbie Cornes was runner-up in the 440 with 65.5. Lompoc’s Lauri Johnson took second in discus, an event not part of CIF competition though an exhibition discus will be held at the state meet.
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Sonya Laribo
Cabrillo
San Marcos High
Los Padres
Santa Ynez
Laribo
Mel Bland
Debbie Cornes
Lompoc
Lauri Johnson
Keller's clutch shooting keeps Pacers alive in finals
In Indianapolis, Billy Keller scored 20 points aiding the Pacers to a 94-86 win over Kentucky to cut the series lead to 3-1. George McGinnis and Billy Knight contributed as Indiana rallied 15-4 in the fourth period to pull within two games of the Wildcats with one on the road left.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Billy Keller
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
Kentucky
Billy
Pacers
Bobby Leonard
Indiana
Bill
Keller
Purdue
Pacer
Kevin Joyce
Louisville
Knight
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