Striking NFL Centers demand more freedom in hike
The NFL centers protest what they call substandard treatment with nonstandard union support, demanding equal two-man hikes and a Centers Hall of Fame. Owners threaten a lockout while the Rules Committee considers options as the dispute drags on.
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Lompoc and Santa Barbara area clash at Huyck Stadium
Rivalry renews with two games at Huyck Stadium as Cabrillo hosts Dos Pueblos tonight at 8 p.m. and the Braves welcome San Marcos tomorrow, following a first-week slate where Cabrillo tied San Marcos and the Royals showed mixed form against Cabrillo with ground struggles and strong front-line defense.
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Lindy McDaniel retires after 21 seasons with Royals
Lindy McDaniel, 39, announced his retirement after 21 MLB seasons with multiple clubs, finishing 141-119. He left Kansas City after the Royals 5-2 loss to Minnesota, retiring in the ninth inning and citing waning motivation.
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Lompoc Youth Football Opens 14th Season At Ryan Park
Tomorrow's opening ceremonies at Ryan Park kick off the Lompoc Youth Football League 14th season. About 480 boys 100 cheerleaders and 150 adult volunteers participate with Mayor Art Scott and two valley high school coaches speaking. Also expected are city and county officials. A pancake breakfast precedes Pee Wee and Junior League games with Senior League teams added this year.
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Players reject offer but games will be played this weekend
NFL teams vote to reject the owners package by about five to one, keeping a no strike pledge. Cincinnati’s Bengals vote 26 to 12 to accept. Oilers Redskins Raiders Bears Patriots vote to reject. Federal mediator Usery to convene talks again as players consider a counteroffer.
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Ali Camp Turmoil Clouds Heavyweight Title Bout
In Manila four days before facing Joe Frazier, heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali faces domestic strife as wife Belinda arrives from the United States, prompts plans to fly home, and raises questions about his companionship with Fronica Porsche during the buildup. Belinda later boards a flight back to the U S citing family obligations, leaving uncertainty about her Manila return.
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Local Sports Sked Highlights Evening and Weekend Actions
Tonight features Dos Pueblos versus Cabrillo at Huyck Stadium 8 p.m. The Saturday slate has San Marcos at Lompoc and Cuesta at Hancock both 8 p.m. plus youth opening day. Cross country runners compete at Mor glwin GS? morningside and Long Beach Invitational. Water polo pairings and auto racing at Santa Maria Speedway with gates 6 p.m. time trials 7:30 p.m. first race 8:30 p.m.
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Barber Leads Sahara Invitational With 63 In Vegas
Miller Barber, at 44 with a toupee, shoots an eight under par 63 to take the opening round lead in the Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas. He rails against age, notes past withdrawals for groin inflammation and back and asthma issues while topping veteran Bob Wynn by one stroke.
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McDonald Dominates CCA Finals and Awards
Lompoc native Johnny McDonald topped the California Cowboys Association finals earning the top money, $660 buckle in bull riding, $374 for bareback, and All Around Cowboy honors. He also earned season prizes totaling about $9,000 and may join ARCA next month.
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