Lompoc Falls to St Pauls in CIF Playoff Second Round
Lompoc coach Dan Bodary reflected after the Tuesday loss to St Pauls High School in the CIF playoffs. He praised the hitters but cited key hits not falling in and noted Roy Thomas allowed only two hits in one inning. The nearby Norwalk trip had a strong crowd and lively support from Lompoc fans despite the defeat.
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Palmer struggles with putter as Atlanta Classic opens
Arnold Palmer, 40 this fall, struggles with inconsistent putting at the Atlanta Golf Classic. He notes a string of poor rounds including a 10 over par at the Colonial and blames his lag putting while remaining optimistic about finding the touch. The field includes top money winners, but Littler and Beman skip the event and Casper withdraws due to allergy.
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Derby king may try for race crown
Majestic Prince, Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, may race in the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park on June 7. Trainer Johnny Longden had urged skipping the Belmont, but owner Frank McMahon decided to ship the horse to New York to give him a chance, saying they would be disappointed if they did not try.
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Osteen reaches 100 wins eyes 20th victory this season
Dodgers hurler Claude Osteen notches his 100th major league win with a five-hitter and a run-scoring single against the Cubs as Los Angeles rolls 3 1. Willie Crawford homered in the first inning and another run-scoring single follows. Osteen now stands 6 2 with a shot at 20 wins, aided by a new slow curve developed with roommate Jim Brewer. In other NL action, Mays lifts San Francisco past St. Louis with a two-run homer. Reds edge Phillies on Ted Savage walk. Seaver blanks Braves as Mets reach .500. Pirates pound Padres with Oliver’s grand slam and Lemaster’s run support.
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Super Saddle aims for fourth all around title
Larry Mahan of Brooks Oregon, 25, known as Super Saddle for his grip on mounts, seeks a fourth straight all around championship in pro rodeo. He earned 665 in saddle bronc and 633 in bull riding at Las Vegas last week to extend his lead. total prize money 18866. Doug Brown of Silverton Oregon trails with 15623. Mahan ranks well in saddle bronc and bull riding and could tie Jim Shoulders with four consecutive all around titles.
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Braves spikers chase Class B CIF title at Cerritos
Lompoc Braves Spikesters head to Cerritos Junior College Norwalk for the Southern Section Class B CIF finals with five competitors. Dale Brickner and Charley Jackson double entered along with Ron Kesler and the 800 yard relay as they aim to avenge last year close CIF loss.
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NFL opens bidding for TV rights after 1970 merger
New York reports multi million dollar bidding war for post merger NFL television rights. Pete Rozelle opens talks with CBS NBC ABC and Hughes Sports Network as two 13 team conferences are decided. CBS may televise both conferences and seek exclusive rights while Hughes enters bidding with strong backing.
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Hewes earns Braves third straight swim MVP honor
Lompoc High School Booster Club names MVPs at a May 12 banquet honoring spring sports success. Tony Hewes captures his third consecutive swimming MVP, setting three school records in 50, 100, and 200 yard freestyles. Tish Lunsford tops girls track with six school marks. Bud Burmester wins tennis MVP, Randy Milam takes golf honors with a 71 and CIF playoff berth.
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Texan Betty Milam Upsets Pin Champ In Queens Tourney
Betty Milam of Dallas shocks defending champion Phyllis Massey of Alameda as she reaches the winners bracket quarterfinals. Milam defeats Dorothy Fothergill of North Attleboro and Susie Reichley of Waco before advancing in the ninth annual Queens Bowling Tournament, which features a $2,000 top prize.
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Texas Holds Top Slot In Collegiate Baseball Poll
Texas remains first in the national college baseball rankings released by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper. The Longhorns at 33 4 lead Minnesota 31 9 UCLA 40 19 Arizona State 47 10 Southern Illinois 33 51 Florida State 36 10 1 Santa Clara 32 7 Miami Fa 33 1 Virginia Tech 26 5 and St John’s 25 5 in the listings.
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Are Yanks for real win skein now seven
The New York Yankees extended their winning streak to seven with a 6-5 victory over the Oakland Raiders. Key plays included Jerry Kenney's RBI single in the 11th to score Horace Clarke, Pepitone's eighth inning homer, and Bill Robinsons RBI triple to put New York ahead.
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Colts owner presses for improved Memorial Stadium conditions
Baltimore officials pursue a $5 million refurbishment plan after Carroll Rosenbloom threatens to move the Colts to the AFL. A New York firm will study final upgrades, including a synthetic grass surface, with a two week proposal. Rosenbloom may seek a cheaper lease via city aid.
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