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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1970

Page

8

Pro Charts National Conference Prospects for Cards in Slump

ST. LOUIS shuffle moves to yank the Cardinals from contention as last year’s 4 9 1 record led to changes. Coach Chorley Winner faces a shaken roster with many veteran holdovers pushed out and uncertainty surrounding the team’s approach this season.

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Cards Overhauled Offense and Defense Highlight 1969 Roster News

TheCardinals pursue a revamped lineup with Hart and Beathard at quarterback and running backs led by Lane and Edwards. Key additions include Farr and Wehrli. Looming retirements and trades reshape the line, linebackers, and special teams as they aim to climb from last in the division.

Baseball Standings And Scheduled Games For Tuesday

Summary lists AL East and West standings with wins losses and games back. It notes Tuesday night games including New York at Montreal Pitts at Phila St Louis at Chicago Cinci at Houston San Diego at Los Angeles Atlanta at San Francisco and lists probable pitchers for some matchups along with additional night games across divisions.

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Weekend Football Weekend Matches Across Campuses

United Press International reports varied college football results. UCLA edged Oregon State 14 to 9 while Drake routed Idaho State 39 to 10 and BYU beat New Mexico State 7 to 0. Multiple teams including Texas Tech, Texas A&M, and Missouri posted wins or close scores.

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Eagles Face Slow Building Season After Drafts

Philadelphia prospects map a quiet upgrade with Norman Snead still the starter amid doubts about a lack of depth at receiver and running back. Key players Hawkins Jackson Zabel Woodeschick Pinder and Porter shown as potential sparks while secondary and line play draw concern. prediction places them fourth in the Eastern Division.

PCAA Teams Show Early Power in Weekend Action

Three Pacific Coast Athletic Association teams traveled out of area and impressed. San Diego State defeated Northern Illinois 35 to 3 at DeKalb Illinois. University of the Pacific also posted a strong performance.

United Press International Pacific Coast Athletic Association PCAA San Diego State Northern Illinois DeKalb Ill University of the Pacific University of Texas At el Paso Long Beach State Montana State Great Falls Mon San Jose State U.C. Santa Barbara Fresno State Bulldogs Hayward State NIU Ken Burrow Aztecs John Oread Pacific Tigers UTEP Read Homer Jackson Tom Dixon Leon Burns Pacific Coast Long Beach Dale Knott UC Santa Barbara Ivan Lippie Butch Ellis Stanford University Fresno State Santa Barbara

Can-Am upset amuses Tony Dean at Road Atlanta race

Tony Dean won the Can-Am race in a 3 liter Porsche 908 at Road Atlanta, defeating engines twice as large and faster cars. Denis Hulme and Peter Gethin failed to finish for McLaren, the first McLaren Can-Am loss in 20 starts. The race featured wrecks and mechanical failures as leaders fell back with seven laps left.

Gainesville UPI Tony Dean Denis Hulme Peter Gethin McLaren Team McLaren Road Atlanta Dean

Meneley wins Santa Maria main for fifth straight time

Bob Meneley charged from last place to win the 25 lap feature at Santa Maria Speedway on Saturday night, closing within a few points of point leader Darrell Walker. He led on lap 18 ahead of Jack Ledbetter with Gene Preast and Jim Avers following. Del Tekaat won the B dash, Ledbetter the second heat, and Moshier the semi main. A 5 lap grudge race ended with Don Simkins narrowly beating Steve Stanley before a minor collision sent Vera Moschier to the hospital.

Bob Meneley Santa Maria Speedway Meneley Santa Maria Jack Ledbetter Darrell Walker Santa Ynez Gene Preast Jim Avers Ledbetter Lompoc Charlie Paxson Gary Jakel Preast Avers S del Tekaat J.R Thompson Mickey Moshier Jakel Victor del Tekaat Thompson Bob Brown Jr Mosher Jakes Moshier Paul Goyette Brown Steve Stanley Don Simkins Simkin Oldsmobile Stanley Ford Vera Moschier Jane Daly Mary Tekaat Cecil Paxson Ima Walker

National League and American League Batting Leaders List

The column lists top hitters by league with key metrics. Notable figures include Bench and Perez leading NL homers with 44 and 39 respectively, and Howard and Killebrew pacing the AL with 42 and 41 homers. Runs batted in figures show Perez and Williams atop NL, while Howard and Killebrew lead the AL in RBI.

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Wright chases 20th triumph for Angels at Twins

The California Angels aim to stop a nine game slide as they visit Minnesota to face lefty Clyde Wright seeking his 20th win. Tom Hall opposes with two losses to California this season. Jim Fregosi drives in a run and scores in a 2-1 win over Milwaukee as relief pitcher Tom Murphy earns the decision.

Minneapolis UPI California Angels Minnesota Twins California Angels Milwaukee Brewers Anaheim Letty Phillips Tom Murphy Clyde Wright Wright Dean Chance Tom Hall Murphy Phillips Jim Fregosi Fregosi Jim Spencer Doug Griffin Bobby Knoop Sandy Alomar Griffin Alomar Alex Johnson Short Mel Queen Ted Kubiak Tito Francona Tommy Harper Tony Gonzalez

Nicklaus Wins World Series of Golf Title for Fourth Time

Jack Nicklaus captures his fourth World Series of Golf by beating Billy Casper Tony Jacklin and Dave Stockton over 36 holes in Akron Ohio. He earns 50000 prize and sums his year to 180250.25 while emphasizing satisfaction over money. Casper and Jacklin also enjoy the event saying it was very satisfying.

Milton Richman UPI Akron Ohio Jack Nicklaus Billy Casper Dave Stockton Tony Jacklin Nicklaus Stockton

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