Probable Pitchers and Tuesday Schedule Across MLB
Standings list Monday probable starters for six games including Montreal at Cincinnati and Los Angeles at New York. Tempos show times, split results, and Tuesday night matchups across six cities with Oakland Chicago Boston and more in action or rain delays.
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Ron
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Local girls earn belts in Los Angeles judo exams
Sherry Blankenship and Tina Greenlee representing the Lompoc American Legion Judo Dojo earned Joshi 4th Kha purple belts at the Nanka Kodokan Judo Yudanshakai Spring Promotional Exams. The girls join the dojo's growing Ladies Section and will be available for program information via Ron Johnston or Gus Piperakis.
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Sherry Blankenship
Tina Greenlee
Lompoc American Legion
Los Angeles
U.S
Sherry
Tina
Joshi
Ron Johnston
Gus Piperakis
Lolich Earns 200th Victory as Tigers Beat White Sox 4 1
Mickey Lolich notches his 200th win by defeating the Chicago White Sox 4 to 1 after scattering seven hits. The win follows a season marked by a late bounce back from a 16 21 year and adds to his storied career with three World Series titles and 300 strikeouts in one season. The rest of the slate features Royals over Orioles, A's over Indians, Yankees over Rangers, Angels over Red Sox, Twins over Brewers, and Giants extend win streak to seven with a 9 7 comeback over the Cubs. Giants star Chris Speier credits team balance as key to the long run.
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Cooperstown
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Orioles
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Steve Busby
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Dennis Eckersley
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Phil Garner
Gene Tenace
Dick Bosman
United Press International
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Chris Speier
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Rennie Stennett
al Oliver
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Jim Wynn
Joe Ferguson
Don Sutton
Jim Brewer
Reds
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Cesar Geronimo
George Foster
Clay Kirby
Jim Lonborg
Bob Boone
Philadelphia
Braves
Mets
Earl Williams
Buzz Capra
Jerry Koosman
Astros
Expos
Doug Rader
Rader
Enos Cabell
Skip May
Cesar Cedeno
Houston
Pepe Mangual
Montreal
Gymkhana results at Lompoc Memorial Day event
The Lompoc Valley Riders hosted a Memorial Day Gymkhana at La Salle Canyon with high points awarded to Gay Linz in 18 and over, Cheryn Pettit in 13 to 17, and Mark Wilson in 12 and under. Top three finishers per division and event listed with winners first.
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la Salle Canyon
Gay Linz
Cheryn Pettit
Mark Wilson
Copeland LA funeral set for UCLA star Ron Copeland
Former UCLA football and track standout Ron Copeland dies of a heart attack at 28 in Walnut California. Funeral services are planned Tuesday with burial at Inglewood California Cemetery. Copeland was an assistant coach at Mt. San Antonio College. The article also lists multiple horse and field events and participants from a local meet.
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UPI
UCLA
Ron Copeland
Walnut
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Copeland
Mt. San Antonio College
Inglewood Calif
Rams swap Curry for draft pick
Los Angeles Rams trade veteran center Bill Curry to Green Bay for an undisclosed future draft choice. Rich Saul is expected to start at center next season after the Rams drafted Geoff Reece and Rick Nuzum and moved Ken Iman to St. Louis. Curry appeared in 10 games last season.
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UPI
Los Angeles Rams
Bill Curry
NFL Players Association
Green Bay Packers
Rich Saul
Rams
Geoff Reece
Washington State
Rick Nuzum
Kentucky
Ken Iman
St. Louis
Curry
Houston
Meneley earns third main at Santa Maria Speedway
Bob Meneley of Buellton wins his third super stock main at Santa Maria Speedway after navigating traffic. Heats go to Dave King Gene Preast and Bob Taylor. Preast wins the semi main and dash events. A red flag halts the modified main where Ace Duncan wins dash honors. Gibby Perine is injured. Randy Clabhorn tops rookie standings in stock and foreign stock. Time trials at 7 p.m. with racing at 8 p.m.. CAA sprint cars expected for Memorial Day night.
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Buellton
Santa Maria Speedway
Dave King
Gene Preast
Bob Taylor
Danny Simkins
Preast
Ace Duncan
Gibby Perine
Duncan
Marian Hospital
Jim Wyrumski
John Riggin
Randy Clabhorn
Santa Maria
CAA
Locals win at Spillway high school pro cross meet
Greg Reck of Lompoc placed fourth in the 125cc expert class at Spillway Park Santa Maria as he stayed in contention for a spot in the Super Bowl of pro cross. Vince Clark of Lompoc finished third and five other locals scored in various races. Bobby Perry won the mini expert class, Fred Perry second in 100 intermediate, Jay Getchel won open intermediate, Fred Price won 250 intermediate and Herb Harper eighth in 250 juniors.
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Greg Reck
Lompoc
Spillway Park
Santa Maria
Vince Clark
Bobby Perry
Fred Perry
Jay Getchel
Fred Price
Herb Harper
Duarte Gomez Rematch Set at Olympic Auditorium
Frankie Duarte of Los Angeles, still undefeated, meets veteran Famosito Gomez of Mexico City in a ten round rematch at the Olympic Auditorium on Thursday night. The first bout last month sparked near riot conditions in the arena.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Frankie Duarte
Mexico City
Famosito Gomez
Olympic Auditorium
Valley Frosh Soph 6th in 3A Meet
The Valley track teams closed the season with no Masters Meet qualifiers. In 3A varsity Conquiler Bob Zorich placed sixth in 4 28.2 earning one team point for Conggs. Notre Dame won with 56, Santa Maria fourth, Righetti and others scored. Frosh soph also tied for sixth with Cabrillo and Claremont each at 20 points. notables include Doig 3rd in 220 and Tapia 3rd in 880 with relay third.
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Bob Zorich
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Conggs
Notre Dame
Santa Maria
Righetti
Arroyo Grande
San Luis Obispo
Cabrillo
Claremont
Ron Doig
Bob Tapia
Tapia
Tracy Ingram
Mike Miller
Doig
Forrest
Lees
Moore
Barnstead
Bryan
Mitchell
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