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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1972

Page

14

Bush league lifework of three young baseball players

Three Lompoc players Roy Howell Roy Thomas and Monte Bolinger spent a summer in the minor leagues learning the game on rough fields dim lights and mosquito filled parks. They described doubleheaders humid weather erratic umpires and quirky venues as they chased potential big league debuts with the Rangers Phillies and Reds organizations.

Lompoc Monte’ Bolinger Modesto Reds Roy Thomas Spartanburg S.C. Phillies Roy Howell Pittsfield Mass Roy Monte Thomas Bolinger Florida Howell Texas Rangers Howell Ogg Rangers Modesto Monte Bolinger Johnny Psycho Phillies

Pirates clinch NL East as AL pennant chase wobbles

The Pirates clinched their third straight NL East title as four AL East contenders idle. Red Sox led by Marty Pattin and Tigers with Mickey Lolich faced tough matchups, while Jim Palmer and Mel Stottlemyre ran for the Orioles and Yankees respectively. Pirates exploded for a 5-2 win over the Cubs behind Bob Moose and Ramon Hernandez with a 15 hit attack. St. Louis beat Montreal and Houston beat San Diego while Milwaukee outlasted Cleveland in 15 innings and California shut out Texas.

United Press International Pittsburgh Pirates Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers Baltimore Orioles New York Yankees Red Sox Cleveland Indians Marty Pattin Dick Tidrow Tigers Mickey Lolich Jim Lonborg Milwaukee Yankees Mel Stottlemyre Orioles Jim Palmer Palmer Albert Einstein Pirates Chicago Cubs The Bob Moose Ramon Hernandez al Oliver Rennie Stennett Roberto Clemente Rich Hebner Manny Sanguillen St. Louis Montreal Houston San Diego Cleveland California Texas

Top-ranked Oklahoma opens season with Utah State

No. 1 Oklahoma begins its season at home against Utah State with returning backs Pruitt Wylie and Crosswhite and new starter Dave Robertson at quarterback. Oklahoma a 35 point favorite. Aggies boast 24 lettermen. Other major games include Tennessee vs Penn State, USC vs Oregon State, and Ohio State favored over Iowa.

United Press International Nebraska Oklahoma UCLA Sooners Utah State Greg Pruitt Joe Wylie Leon Crosswhite Wishbone-T Dave Robertson Robertson Chuck Fairbanks Okalhoma Aggies Boston College Tulane Southern California Oregon State Colorado Cincinnati Ohio State Iow Alabama Tennessee Penn State Knoxville Tenn Volunteers Louisiana State Texas A&m Cornhuskers

Spitz weighs endorsement options after meeting with Reagan

After a private talk with Governor Reagan Mark Spitz said he has not decided which presidential candidate to endorse. He noted multiple party requests and remains registered as declined to state. Reagan praised Spitz and presented a California gold seal and commendation while noting the swimmer’s inspiration for youth.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Mark Spitz Nixon Sen George McGovern Spitz Reagan Sherm Chavoor California

Ramos Defends WBC Lightweight Crown In Coliseum Showdown

Mando Ramos predicts a knockout as he defends the WBC lightweight title against Chango Carmona in a 15 round outdoor bout at the Coliseum. Ramos is the 10-7 favorite, Carmona boasts 38 knockouts in 40 victories, with Ramos holding 34-4-1 no decision.

Los Angeles UPI Mando Ramos World Boxing Council Chango Carmona Mexico Ramos Carmona

False Start Penalty for Harvard Lineman Between Snapper and End

A Harvard player positioned between two linemen breaches the line before the snap moving within 12 inches of the ball. Officials must whistle and penalize Harvard 5 yards for illegal procedure as a false start per rule 7 1 3 a 4.

Harvard Penn Tinue

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