CIF track finals preview at El Modena High Santa Ana
Cabrillo and Ganesha loom as top contenders as powerhouses Kennedy Barstow lead the field in a crowded CIF track finals setup at El Modena High Santa Ana 1 30 p m. Times doped outlook favors Kennedy while Cabrillo edges Pomona in the mile relay and Fran Frasher absent hurts Cabrillo’s chances high.
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Lompoc Eyes Medals At District Track Meet
Lompoc coach Joe Sciame aims for quality performances as medals await the top six. Lompoc entrants include Frannie Castro in the 880 and the mile relay, Maggie Knickrehm in the mile, Katie Hayes in discus, with Santa Ynez also fielding a mile relay and Hyduchak in shot. The Stensland group predicts Castro Oria Herigstad and Harrison as a strong mile relay, while Hayes is favored to reach state in discus. Hayes has a 113-3 toss and may reach 120 feet. Hyduchak also qualified in shot at 34-93, and Santa Ynez posted 4:09.7 in the mile relay to edge Lompoc’s 4:09.3.
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Track CIF qualifiers and finals prep from Lompoc Cabrillo and Beverly Hills
The Times lists CIF qualifiers across boys and girls divisions with Lompoc and Cabrillo athletes. Notably Mickey Scott misses top six in long jump but is fifth in triple jump at 45-3 4, Jeff Jones triples 42-2, Mike Walker 56-4 in shot. Cabrillo’s Barmer runs 330 low and 120 high hurdles, Hutchinson high jumps, Reich shot puts, Nunez two miles. girls’ field lacks Lompoc entrants while Castro and Anderson contend in the 880.
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Lompoc Gals Fall Short in CIF Gym Meet Upset Stuns Thousand Oaks
Thousand Oaks upset Lompoc in the CIF first round with a 183.50 to 171.80 score. Donna Grossi led Lompoc with a 2nd all around 58.45 and top finishes on uneven bars 3rd 15.35 and balance beam 4th 14.95. Sally Humble also reached top five on floor 5th 14.55. Naomi Okun was sidelined by injury, but coach Pat Griset praised the team’s improvement and cohesion.
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Ramsay Returns Home for Trail Blazers Vs Sixers
Portland coach Jack Ramsay comes back to Philadelphia to face his former club in Game 1 of a best of seven NBA finals. He faces Julius Erving, George McGinnis and Doug Collins as the 76ers seek to slow Portland’s fast break and Walton led attack. The series, delayed by injuries, continues with Game 2 on Thursday at the Spectrum.
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Sports sked today and weekend events listed
Softball today San Luis at Cabrillo and Santa Maria at Lompoc at 3 p.m. Saturday gymnastics CIF individual preliminaries at USC all day. Track CIF finals at El Modena High Santa Ana at 1 30 p.m. Sunday drags bracket drag racing Golden State Raceway gates open 8 30 time trials 9 30 a.m. eliminations begin 30 p.m.
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Roy Howell carries hitting streak into Blue Jays games
Roy Howell extends his seven game hit streak as Toronto plays three games this week. He has four hits in 13 at bats, with 30 at bats, three runs, nine hits including a triple, and four RBIs for a .300 average. Rex Caldwell returns to the PGA tour and competes in the Jack Nicklaus Memorial in Dublin Ohio. In round one Caldwell shoots 73, five behind co leaders Mark Lye and Bobby Wadkins at 68.
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Randolph Wears Out Orioles Pitching In 9-1 Loss
Willie Randolph went 4 for 4 with four runs as the Yankees topped Baltimore 9-1 to start a crucial five game series. Ed Figueroa allowed six hits and dropped his ERA to 1.23, while Ken Singleton drove in a run in the sixth for New York.
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Gossage Dominates Dodgers In 10 Inning Pirates Victory
Rich Gossage dazzled for Pittsburgh allowing one hit and eight strikeouts in 10 innings as the Pirates beat the Dodgers 6 5. Rennie Stennett drove in Ed Kirkpatrick with two outs in the 10th to spark the win and widen the Pirates NL East lead.
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Judge Upholds Turner Suspension of Braves Owner
UPI reports U.S. District Court Judge Newell Edenfield ruled that Commissioner Bowie Kuhn acted within his authority in suspending Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner for one year over tampering with Gary Matthews. The ruling allows the suspension to resume, while Turner retains a drafted choice and other details await further decisions.
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Rams name Prochaska offensive coordinator and Stephenson QB coach
Los Angeles Rams head coach Chuck Knox promoted Ray Prochaska to offensive coordinator replacing Ken Meyer and named Ray Stephenson quarterback coach. Prochaska, 57, enters his 30th coaching year and 10th with the Rams, while Stephenson, 32, a former NFL quarterback, has coaching stints at Rice and in the World Football League. The moves complete the nine man Rams staff for the 1977 season.
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Nissalke Named NBA Coach of the Year on Birthday
Houston Rockets coach Tom Nissalke won the NBA Coach of the Year award with 26 votes from 66 ballots. He credited support from owners and staff as key to the team’s Central Division title and reflected on a playoff loss to the 76ers amid the honor.
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Mustangs fall to Northridge in regional opener
UC Riverside defeated Hayward State 4-1 as Dale Reis held the opposition to six hits over seven innings. Northridge State collected 15 hits to crush Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 16-1 in the other first-round game. Reis improved to 14-1 this season, the best record in NCAA Division II. Jeff Carsley contributed a run-scoring double in the first and a sacrifice fly in the seventh.
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