Final big league leaders
United Press International lists top NL and AL performers by batting and pitching tallies. Notable names include Madick and Smmns leading NL batters, Carew and Lynn high in AL, with Schmidt Luzinski Bench and Cey among home run leaders and Seaver Palmer Hills.
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Brock
St.l
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Lynn
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Rice
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Orta
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Schmidt
Phil
Kingman
Luzinski
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Cey
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Pitt
Perez
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Scott
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Mayberry
Jackson
Oak
Classified ad line for fast action
Classified ad phone line offered for fast action at 736 5653. The brief item notes a contact method for quick placement or inquiry.
Cabrillo and Lompoc teams win volleyball matches and tennis trophy
Cabrillo Congs swept Santa Ynez Pirates in three, with Margie Phipps and Andrea Westover starring. Lompoc Braves defeated San Luis Obispo Tigers in three as Cindy Tykeson and Judi Gideon sparked the offense. Bob Heath won the Village Country Club tennis singles. Craig Stickney drove a 64 Pontiac GTO to 12.47 seconds at Golden State Raceway.
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Cabrillo Volleyball
Congs
Santa Ynez Pirates
Cabrillo
Margie Phipps
Andrea Westover
Patty Banard
Kelly Banard
Congars
Sue Strain
Sharon Barr
Lompoch Volleyball Braves
San Luis Obispo Tigers
Lompoc
Righetti
Cindy Tykeson
Sue Imano
Judi Gideon
Lompoc Jvs
Bob Heath
Craig Stickney
Mike
Judy Riola
Golden State Raceway
Santa Maria
Stickney
Jeanne Evert Turns Out in Mission Viejo Tennis Classic
Chris Evert's sister Jeanne, 17, faces Isabel Fernandez of Colombia in the featured match of the week-long Mission Viejo Women's Tennis Classic. The $50,000 event began Monday and runs through Sunday with 58 players from around the world.
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Mission Viejo
Calif
UPI
Chris Evert
Jeanne
Isabel Fernandez
Colombia
TM and NFL salaries and a tennis decline in sports Q&A
Celebrity athletes practice Transcendental Meditation for calm, quick reactions. NFL referees earn 325 to 575 per game with bonuses for playoffs and 84 officials staff the NFL per game. Gene Lipscomb died at 31 from a heroin overdose after a pro football career. Stan Smith struggles with confidence after peak years. Tennis faces headaches over a uniform playing surface for the sport’s big events.
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Joe Namath
Willie Stargell
Ted Simmons
T. Brown
Hastings
Neb. A
Bill Walton
East
India
NFL
Big Daddy Lipscomb
John Higgins
Ventura
Calif. A
Gene Lipscomb
Big Daddy
Marines
Los Angeles Rams
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Steelers
Buddy Young
Baltimore
Stan Smith
J.R
Cincinnati
Stan
Barry MacKay
Big Bucks
Forest Hills
Murphy Nets Both Kings Goals In Exhibition Win
Mike Murphy scored Los Angeles first and last goals as the Kings beat the California Golden Seals 5-3 in a NHL exhibition. The game opened 2-2 after one period before L A tallied three times in the second to seal the pre season victory.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Mike Murphy
Los Angeles
Kings
California Golden Seals
Murphy
Seals
Gary Sabourin
Vic Venasky
al McAdam
Tommy Williams
Butch Goring
Santa Maria hosts 150 time trials and short dash races
Top 26 super stocks compete in six events as part of Sunday program at Santa Maria Speedway. Regular admission prices apply. Santa Maria speedway operates from Nipomo address with contact 805-922-2233.
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Santa Maria
Two day San Miguel trip nets 100 ling cod for 18 anglers
A Corsair departing Sea Landing Santa Barbara hauled over one hundred ling cod on a two day trip for eighteen anglers. One fish topped 45 pounds and limits were claimed by all aboard. Sea Landing plans monthly repeat trips and notes strong Friday shark fishing while bass and rockfish remain active in the Santa Barbara area.
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San Miguel Island
Santa Barbara
Slowpitch playoffs spark double elimination finals
U-Save Liquor and The Liquor Emporium reached the winner's bracket after wins last night. Liquor Emporium shut out the Jox 4-0 as Jim Sazani tripled and singled, Dick Wilson drove in 2 runs, and Ed Lupo made 8 unassisted outs. U-Save beat Linde's 5-3 with Bob Froehlich earning the win and Porter, Terrones, Rivera each collecting two hits.
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Liquor Emporium
Jox
Linde
Chevron
Jim Sazani
Dick Wilson
Ed Lupo
Linde’s
Bob Terrones
Neal Porter
Max Rivera
Bob Froehlich
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