Fisk calls for protest after World Series collision
UPI reports Carlton Fisk questioned a protest in the World Series after Ed Armbrister, pinch hitting for Cincinnati, appeared to interfere on a bunt during the 10th inning of game three. Umpire Larry Barnett ruled a collision, not an out, allowing Cincinnati to advance runners.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Carlton Fisk
Boston
Ed Armbrister
Larry Barnett
Reds win on Morgan single after interference ruling
In a dramatic inning the Reds edged the Red Sox 6 5 as Morgan delivered a game deciding single after Armbrister blocked Fisk on a potential play. Umpire Barnett defended the call citing a continuous motion rule while Fisk and Sparky Anderson disputed the ruling.
Six Homer Game Lets Reds Edge Sox In World Series
The Cincinnati Reds won 6 5 over the Boston Red Sox in 10 innings to take a 2 1 World Series lead. Six homers were hit in the game three tied a Series record and a controversial bunt call drew attention.
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Joe Morgan
Boston Red Sox
Cincinaati Reds
Sox
Carlton Fisk
Boston
Tony Perez
Red Sox
Rick Wise
Johnny Bench
Weber Named Cabrillo Head Baseball Coach
Weber 30 succeeds Dick Wilson as Cabrillo head baseball coach after Wilson’s retirement following the 1975 season. Weber has been Cabrillo’s pitching and catching coach the past five seasons and earlier coached at Morro Bay High before joining Cabrillo in 1970. He played at Cal Poly and holds a BA in 1967 and an MA in 1969.
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Bill Weber
Cabrillo
Weber
Dick Wilson
Wilson
Morro Bay High
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
Mustang
Lompoc Golfer Rex Caldwell Fires Clutch 66 for Texas Open
Rex Caldwell shot a 66 in San Antonio to qualify for the Texas Open, his clutch round in a rookie PGA season. He has $2,503 in earnings and must reach about $3,000 to keep his PGA card, or face qualifying school. He will play in the Four-Ball Championship at Disneyworld next week. earnings there are not official. Caldwell sits 187th on the money list, with Nicklaus leading at $298,149.
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Professional Golfers Association
Lompoc
San Antonio
Rex
Disneyworld
Florida
Caldwell
PGA
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Lompoc Youth Football decal sale Saturday
More than 480 league players in uniform will go door to door in Lompoc Mission Hills and Vandenberg Village from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. collecting contributions to fund the league.
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Mission Hills
Vandenberg Village
Four Lompoc Athletes Named Babe Ruth Athletes of the Year
Four Lompoc Valley players Pat Fridrich Henry Aguilar Derek Avillaneza and Jeff Foran were chosen by local Babe Ruth Baseball officials for the Athletes of the Year program. Nominations cited athletic ability sportsmanship and leadership with the 1975 Babe Ruth annual to publish their achievements.
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Babe Ruth Baseball
Pat Fridrich
Henry Aguilar
Derek Avillaneza
Jeff Foran
Art Fridrich
N. Orchid
W. Oak
Pete Avillaneza
Neptune
Harry Foran
Regulus
Cordova Tops Pac-8 in Total Offense and Passing
Stanford quarterback Mike Cordova leads the Pac-8 in total offense with 1,063 yards and 82 completions in 162 attempts, throwing ten touchdowns and seven interceptions. USC’s Ricky Bell and UCLA’s John Sciarra trail in total offense, while Tony Hill leads Stanford receivers and Barney Person paces interceptions.
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San Francisco
UPI
Mike Cordova
Stanford
Cordova
University of Southern California
Ricky Bell
UCLA
John Sciarra
Tony Hill
Danny Reece
USC
Barney Person
Gavin Hedrick
Washington State
Wendel Smith
Oregon State
Hedrick
Smith
Pan Am Games U S Team Trails Cuba in Gold Race
At Mexico City Pan American Games the U S trails Cuba by three gold with both on 26 medals. The article notes hostile crowds booing U S athletes, a 99 70 basketball win over Mexico, a 7 0 baseball victory over El Salvador, and multiple field and track results including Leonard of Cuba’s 10 15 100 meters and Manley defending the steeplechase title in 9 04 3.
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Mexico City
UPI
America
Cuba
Nomadala
Brazil
Canada
Mexico
U.S
el Salvador
Olympic Stadium
Bill Collins
Houston
Silvio Leonard
Leonard
Terry Albritton
Newport Beach
Calif
Bruce Pirnie
Mike Manley
Eugene
Ore
Pamela Jiles
New Orleans
James King
San Diego
Ralph Mann
Pullman
Wash
AAU under fire from top pentathlete Jane Frederick
Pentathlete Jane Frederick of Goleta California criticizes the Amateur Athletic Union for not supporting athletes who train and compete globally. She plans to push reforms at the national convention in St Louis in December citing lost job opportunities and insufficient compensation for extended competition absences.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jane Frederick
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Frederick
Goleta
Calif
St. Louis
Wilt Free Agent Status Triggers Knicks Talk
Wilt Chamberlain, freed by NBA commissioner, becomes eligible to sign with the New York Knicks who plan talks after his release. Despite interest, Knicks face playoff odds and Wilt’s high asking price from his agent.
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