Osteen Tops Cubs in Dodgers Eight to One Win
Claude Osteen improved to 6-2 with an eight hitter as the Dodgers routed Chicago 8-1. Los Angeles built a four run third inning, with Jim Lefebvre driving in two and Wes Parker adding a two run double in the seventh. Osteen credited lead leverage and wind aiding his effort as Chicago outhits were limited by Dodger outfield play.
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Seven race spots left as Indy 500 set for time trials
Indianapolis 500 field to be filled this weekend with seven bumps possible before Sunday time trials. Veteran hopefuls include McCluskey Rutherford Dallenbach Kenyon Dickson Hurtubise Snider and Knepper. Pole man Revson led last weekend with 178.696 mph while field averages climb beyond 171.5 mph and 168 mph needed to qualify.
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Knudson Leads After 36 at Colonial With New Putter
Canadian golfer George Knudson shot a 69 to reach four-under 136 and lead the Colonial National Invitation as strong winds battered Colonial Country Club. Jack Montgomery and Lee Trevino were two and three strokes back respectively. Trevino left to Dallas to be with his ailing mother.
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Oregon poised to win Pac-8 track title title at meet
Oregon leads after day one with 45 points as Pete Shmock wins shot put and Bouncey Moore soars in long jump. Steve Savage sets 8:40.3 steeplechase meet and stadium records. Cary Feldmann repeats as javelin champion with 258-4. UCLA USC Washington close behind. Stanford low.
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Steve Savage
Todd Lathers
Washington
Jim Johnson
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Cary Feldmann
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Trade backfires as Bradley shuts out Angels for White Sox
Pitcher Tom Bradley starred in a winter deal involving six players, tossing a five hit shutout to lift Chicago over California 3-0. Tom Egan hit a first inning homer, Jay Johnstone did not play, and Rick Reichardt added two hits after arriving from the Angels. Manager Chuck Tanner praised Bradley while Lefty Phillips shuffled positions with Fregosi moving to the outfield and Alex Johnson benched for slumps.
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Thomas tosses one hitter as Braves outscore Serra 7 0
Roy Thomas pitched a one hit shutout in a 7 0 CIF playoff win for the Lompoc Braves over Serra High. He struck out nine, walked none, and contributed a two run triple and score to fuel a fourth inning rally. The win advances Lompoc to a quarterfinal versus Azusa in Lompoc.
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Jim Thompson
Four Lompoc Braves reach CIF finals at Cerritos College
Lompoc trackmen advance to the CIF finals next Friday at Cerritos College in Norwalk. Charley Jackson leads with top times and school records in the 180 high and 180 low hurdles, plus a long jump. Walt von Flotow and Terry Williams also set school marks as Lompoc remains among the top five teams.
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Tim Costa
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Hazeltine Re-signs With Giants for Second Season
New York Giants retain veteran linebacker Matt Hazeltine from Mill Valley for a second season. The three time pro previously played 14 games last year at outside right linebacker for the Giants, after a lengthy span with the San Francisco 49ers.
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Results from Class AA and AAAA playoff games
In Class AA second round, Lompoc defeated Serra 7 0 while Savanna beat Miraleste 8 2 and Magnolia triumphed over West Covina 3 10. Chaffey lost to Bishop Amat 6 5 as Buena defeated Inglewood 2 7. In Class AAAA, Anaheim edged Rolling Hills 3 2, West Torrance won 3 0 against Rosemead, Alhambra beat Torrance 7 5, Redlands defeated Hueneme 5 4, and Palos Verdes faced Chino Pall.
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