Dodgers edge A's as Washington runs, Marshall shines
In Game 2 of the World Series at Los Angeles, Mike Marshall fended off Herb Washington’s steal attempts with a deft pickoff and a strikeout to seal the Dodgers 3 2 win. Steve Garvey, a Michigan State alumnus, made a key defense in the eighth inning while Reggie Jackson and Bill North praised Sutton’s pitching. Washington hinted at a possible return next season but noted Finley’s influence on decisions.
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Lompoc Braves stun Dos Pueblos in wild 18 14 finish
At Huyck Stadium Lompoc defeats Dos Pueblos 18 14 after a furious final quarter with four touchdowns and a goal line interception. Key plays include a 29 yard pass from Chuck Van Allen to Calvin Boler and a late goal line stand by Lompoc defense.
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Redskins Cool Upset Dolphins as Jurgensen Shines
Washington's 303-yard passer George Allen praised the win over Miami, with Larry Smith scoring on a six-yard TD and Roy Jefferson adding a 37-yard scoring pass. The Redskins stay two games behind St. Louis in the East as Miami drops to 2-3.
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Ferguson Enjoys Swinging Bat In Dodgers Victory
Joe Ferguson said he favors hitting over fielding as the Dodgers tie the World Series 1-1 with Oakland. Ferguson homered off Vida Blue in the sixth to push Don Sutton to a 3-0 lead, aiding Sutton’s steady run of strong postseason form as Los Angeles won 3-2.
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Sports Schedule Highlights Tuesday Matches
Water polo Cabrillo at Righetti and Lompoc at San Luis. Girls tennis Lompoc at Righetti and Cabrillo at Santa Maria.
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Lakers trade for Bob Love to form new forward trio
In a three for one deal, the Los Angeles Lakers acquire Bob Love from Chicago. Connie Hawkins Pat Riley and Stan Love go to the Bulls in exchange. Love, 31, stands 6 8 215 pounds and joins Happy Hairston as the Lakers starting forwards. Hawkins 6 8 arrived from Phoenix, Riley is a 6 4 swingman, Stan Love 6 9. Cazzie Russell is out six weeks with a torn knee ligaments.
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Cabrillo Conquistadors Edge Buena Bulldogs 10-7
Cabrillo beat Buena 10-7 at Larrabee Stadium in Ventura to wrap pre league play. Key turnovers in the second half by Buena and a 71 yard Congs drive highlighted Jeff Benson and Dan Ellertson’s plays. Dahlmann passed for 154 yards as Looney missed due to flu.
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Torre Finds New Home with the New York Mets
Joe Torre was traded from the St. Louis Cardinals to the New York Mets for pitchers Ray Sadecki and Tommy Moore. The deal marks Torre’s first major move since the season’s end after six years of attempts and several poor trades.
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