Saint duo tops league net tourney
The Santa Maria Saints doubles team of Rick Mooney and John Hatfield won all three final rounds to capture first in the league doubles tournament and earn CIF tourney representation. San Marcos Royals' Tom Scroggins and Sam Gingold took second after a single loss in the final round. Cabrillo's Doug Sexton and Chuck Beaudry finished third with Lompoc's Cliff Thomas and Les Johnson fourth.
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Angels win on McMullen Spencer homers to beat Twins
California Angels routs Minnesota 3-2 behind Ken McMullen and Jim Spencer homers as the Angels pull within a half game of the Twins in the AL West. McMullen credits extra batting practice and a choked up bat for the homer as Alyea suggests the tweak.
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Last of original Mets helps Cubs boost margin
Chicago Cubs top Mets 6-4 as Jim Hickman delivers a two run homer and a run scoring double. The Cubs extend division lead while the Mets fall to third in the NL Eastern. Other results include Reds over Astros and Cardinals over Phillies. Jackson and Norton advance in CIF track, Lompoc and Cabrillo athletes post marks. White Sox fall to A’s after late rally.
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Relays May Highlight Modesto Event With World Marks
At the California Relays in Modesto the spotlight shifts to relay races with UCLA Texas A&M and the Pacific Coast Club favored for world marks. UCLA aims to break the mile relay record of 3 03.4 while Texas A&M seeks a faster 880 yard relay and the Pacific Coast Club fields four premier milers. The weather promises perfect track conditions and strong fields for individuals as well, including John Carlos Eddie Hart Harrington Jackson Randy Matson Karl Salb and John Pennel Bob Seagren Dickrailsback.
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Thomas throws one-hitter as Lompoc Braves win playoff clash
Roy Thomas pitched a one hit 6 0 victory over Aviation High Falcons at Redondo Beach High School Stadium to push the Lompoc Braves into CIF AA division quarterfinals. Carlos Gonzales homered and Neal Porter and Roy Howell anchored defense as Thomas fanned seven.
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Pilots overpower Royals in Senior League action
Charles Denson struck out 10 with three walks for a four hit win as the Pilots defeated the Royals 2 0 at Village Hills. Denson added a hit and was supported by Dave Dempsey and teammates Mark Gilzean Wayne Drew Julian Boyd Bill Ebbert Brent Ebbert John Meneley and Bill Wittman. STANDINGS list Expos 70 Pilots 43 Royals 25 Padres 16.
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Cabrillo Honors Senior Athletes At Banquet
Cabrillo High School feted graduating seniors at the first annual Senior Athletic Banquet held at Village Country Club. Tony Mason and others were named most outstanding on their teams while basketball, cross country and golf awards were postponed to a future junior event, says Athletic Director Evert Jones.
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Golf club notes mix humor with match updates
George Howard earns a quirky award for a banana shot that struck an oak and dropped a fox at number ten. Ken McDoneills, Phil Paoli and Mike Rosener feature in mixed results and family golf lessons. VCC reports improvements like a new putting green and drained fairways while noting long drives and Hogan-esque showings at events in Houston and Fort Worth.
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Truckers Sager Throws No-Hitter in Lompoc League
Carl Sager pitched a no hit victory for the Truckers against the Red Kids in Lompoc American Little League major play. Ismael Carpio went 2 for 3 to aid the effort, with Mike Leary Bill Surch and Frank Hain adding hits.
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Economist cites imbalance left by ball clause in baseball
International economist Robert R Nathan testified in federal court that baseballs reserve clause created an employer employee bargaining imbalance. He argued abolition would not automatically attract top players to a few teams and said the clause depresses wage levels by limiting players ability to negotiate.
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