Hancock Bulldogs Start Two-A-Day Workouts With Local Stars
Eleven local stars report to Hancock for two weeks of two-a-day workouts. The team opens Sept. 18 against Santa Barbara and features returners from Cabrillo and Lompoc, plus several freshmen. Coach Barney Eames cites new additions including McDonald and Cox with optimism for the 1971 Central Conference title bid.
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Cabrillo
Hancock Bulldogs
Bulldogs
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Bulldog
Barney Eames
Howard Kluge
Bill Atwood
Hank Cook
Hancock
Eames
Bob McDonald
Gary Cox
Mark Leary
Ed Marshall
Johnnie Gray
Scott Stuart
Bill DePrater
Reedley College
Mike Davis
Santa Ynez
Ray Smith
Righetti
David Hall
Atwood
Letterman
Happy Hancock Bulldogs
Don Willis
Willis
Lompoc Welcomes Two Pro Baseball Players Home
Lompoc courted by two returning professional players after their first minor league seasons. Monte Bolinger, All-League first baseman with Sarasota Cardinals, heads to University of Arizona on fall scholarship. Roy Thomas, Phillies top draft pick, returns from Walla Walla with a healing arm and will attend Phillies instructional league in Clearwater with extended scholarship support.
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Monte Bolinger
Sarasota Cardinals
Cardinals
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University of Arizona At Tucson
Arizona
St. Louis Cardinals
Roy Thomas
Philadelphia Phillies
Thomas
Walla Walla, Washington
Phillies
Philadelphia
Roy
Clearwater
Fla
Sonics Will Not Enter Hardship Draft Without Center
Seattle General Manager Bob Houbregs said the Seattle Supersonics will skip the NBA hardship draft on September 10 unless a big center or standout big man is available when Seattle’s sixth pick comes up. All non seniors appealing for financial aid are eligible, with draft order unchanged from last April. Houbregs noted expected high bidding due to ABA counteroffers.
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National Basketball Association
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American Basketball Association
Raider may miss Bay Bowl as Smith injures leg
SANTA ROSA UPI Charle Smith of the Oakland Raiders may miss Saturdays Bay Bowl exhibition with the San Francisco 49ers due to a leg injury. Tackles Bob Brown and Ron Mix were cleared to play. Coach John Madden noted the 49ers are not as physical as Green Bay but boast a strong passing attack led by Gene Washington.
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Giants to Play Tokyo In Honolulu Preseason Series
The San Francisco Giants will face the Lotte Orions of Tokyo in a three game preseason set in Honolulu. The NL club and the Orions meet at Honolulu Stadium on March 24 25 and 26. It marks the Giants first Hawaii trip since 1960.
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UPI
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Lotte Orions
Tokyo
Honolulu
Cards stay hot as Reuss wins 2-1 over Mets
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Mets 2-1, with Jerry Reuss tossing 8 2/3 innings and earning his 30th start of the year as Lou Brock and Joe Torre drove in the decisive runs in the ninth. Nolan Ryan struck out 12 in six innings for the Mets before leaving with the loss.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
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Nolan Ryan
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Lou Brock
Matty Alou
Joe Torre
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Gaylord Perry
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al Severinsen
Tommy Helms
Reds
San Diego
Leron Lee
Larry Stahl
Manny Sanguillen
Philadelphia
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Cubs
Don Kessinger
Open Tennis Championships Start At Forest Hills
Net championships open in Forest Hills with John Newcombe top seed in the men’s field of 128 and Cliff Richey facing Charles Pasarell. Pancho Gonzalez meets Bob Kreiss while Rosemary Casals opens against Betty Stove and Gussie Moran plays Alena Palmeeva West in the women’s draw. Defections hit hard as Rod Laver and others withdraw. Evonne Goolagong also absent.
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Tex
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Lompoc Babe Ruth World Series Run Highlights
Since 1968 Lompoc has sent two All-Star Babe Ruth teams to World Series events. Roy Thomas and Monte Bolinger made 1968 All-Series, while Bill Rule led a fourth-place team at Klamath Falls. In Albuquerque George Meyer’s squad finished third with Kevin Drake winning the batting title.
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Klamath Falls
Roy Thomas
Monte Bolinger
Bill Rule
Albuquerque
George Meyer
Kevin Drake
Drake Clinches Batting Title Amid Heavy At Bats
Drake won the batting title over Blosser Hodges and Toth by amassing more total at bats. Barbosa was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player.
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Barbosa
1971 World Series tournament scores
A summary of daily results from the 1971 World Series tournament listing teams and scores. Notable games include New Orleans over Albuquerque 13 to 5, Mt. Healthy defeating Albuquerque 8 to 0, and Puerto Nuevo 12 Mt. Healthy 3 with multiple rainouts and close contests across the week.
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Ohio
Sarasota
Fla
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British Columbia
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N.J
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Minnesota
New Mexico
Babe Ruth World Champions Years and Records Listed
A list of Babe Ruth baseball World Champions by city and year from 1952 to 1971, noting Stamford Conn as host for several years, with records for most series, championships, games won and consecutive wins led by New Orleans La and Stamford Conn.
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Puerto Rico
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Major League Leaders and Batting Averages Update
United Press International lists top National and American League hitters. Key figures include Torre and Stargell leading in runs, Oliva and Murcer high in hits, and power names like Stargell Aaron May and Johnson. Pitching leaders feature Jenkins Downing Pappas Lolich Wood and Hunter with strong win totals.
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Standings and results in the American League and schedules
The American League results show Detroit beat Cleveland 6-1, Cleveland 6 over Detroit 3, Minnesota 4 over Chicago 3 in 10 innings, and other scores including Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 4 and Washington 6 New York 5. Probable pitchers include Gogolewski at Kline, Dobson at Messersmith, and Blyleven at Minnesota. Thursday games list Kansas City at Milwaukee and Cleveland at Detroit among night matchups.
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