Sun to announce Anthony Davis signing in 1975 deal
The Southern California Sun will announce today at Anaheim Stadium that it has signed former USC star Anthony Davis to a 1975 contract. Davis, a second round NFL Jets pick, negotiated with Sun through his attorney Mike Trope amid talks over a large pay offer.
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Warriors take 20 point lead, hold on for 92 91 win
Golden State defeats Washington 92 91 to take a 2 0 series lead in the 1974 75 NBA final. Rick Barry nets 36 points, Keith Wilkes key in defense and late surge, as Washington misses last shot at midcourt.
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Knapple Leaves UCLA for Colorado Football
Former Boulder Fairview All-America quarterback Jeff Knapple will transfer to Colorado from UCLA this fall after talks with Bill Mallory. He will sit out 1975 and then have three years of eligibility left, having amassed 3,246 rushing and passing yards with 46 touchdowns in high school despite a broken collarbone.
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Giants Future to be Discussed at NL Owners Meeting
National League owners will meet May 27 at the O Hare Hilton in Chicago to discuss the San Francisco Giants situation. Spokesmen gave a terse statement and did not elaborate on whether owner Horace Stoneham would seek league financial aid or assume team control.
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Woman umpire hired to work in Northwest League
Christine Wren a 26 year old umpire from Seattle has been hired to work in the Class A Northwest League which begins play June 19. The announcement was made in St Petersburg Florida on Tuesday.
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Braves sweep league softball after 11-6 win over Cabrillo
Lompoc Braves rout Cabrillo Congs 11-6 to finish 9-0 in league and 11-0 overall. Mary Villalobos pitched five hitless innings, Connie Steinbach and Sheri Carroll drove in key runs as Lompoc builds playoff momentum with CIF pairings pending May 29. Cabrillo slips to 3-5 league as Santa Ynez makeup game looms.
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Montreal seeks alternate sites for 1976 Olympic events
IOC sources say Montreal faces grave delays as the organizing committee may need to plan emergency venues for track and field and swimming if the main stadium and Olympic village are not finished on time. Only Vancouver and Montreal Autostade could host large events, both under capacity.
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Valley Riders plan pair of weekend events
The Lompoc Valley Riders host a Memorial Day Gymkhana on Sunday and a Memorial Day English and Western Horse Show on Monday at LaSalle Canyon Stables, four miles west of Lompoc. Entry fees range from $2 to $2.75 per class with deadlines Saturday night, two age groups for gymkhana, and trophies plus ribbons for top placers. Spectators welcome. cook shack open.
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Perreault to Robert lift Sabres past Flyers in foggy OT
Buffalo beat Philadelphia 5-4 in overtime to take a 2-1 lead in the Stanley Cup final. Gil Perreault delivered a bounce pass off the boards to Rene Robert who shot through the fog past Bernie Parent for the OT winner. The game featured repeated fog clears and heat limiting play.
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Red Sox blank Blue in Fenway pitching duel
Boston’s Bill Lee outpitched Vida Blue as the Red Sox beat Oakland 7-0 at Fenway. Lee allowed two hits in a masterful outing, Jim Rice and Tony Conigliaro homered off Blue, and Sal Bando’s double and Angel Mangual’s single framed minimal offense for Oakland.
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Saints fall 1 0 in CIF playoffs at Bishop Montgomery
Santa Maria Saints exit the CIF Southern Section 3-A baseball playoffs after a 1-0 loss to Bishop Montgomery. Pitcher Mohr worked all game for Santa Maria while Morrissey tossed a three hitter for the Knights. Run scored in seventh on a walk double ground out and bases loaded intentional walk followed by a two out infield hit. Culver City eliminated Cabrillo earlier, losing 7-2 to Lynwood.
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