Stephens Coring Relay For State Track Finals
In Oroville at Mitchell Field California State Track finals, Corning High withdrew its mile relay entry due to Tim Linnet’s leg injury while Jerry Stephens failed at 13 feet 9 inches in pole vaulting. David Voorhees and Gregg Densmore advanced with strong showings in discus and high hurdles. Curtis Beck set a state two mile record as Carl McCullough starred in multiple events for Sacramento, boosting title contenders.
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Tehama County
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Corning High School
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Tulelake
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Pleasant Valley of Chico
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Smore
Mitchell Field
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Los Altos
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Densmore
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Tim Linnet
Gary Burton
Carl McCullough
Sacramento
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Santa Ana
Albany
Crespi
Studio City
Edison
Stockton
Tim Curran
California
Curran
Vida Blue Shows Early Spring Hints In Loss At Baltimore
Orioles top pitcher Vida Blue struggles through five innings in a 5-1 defeat to Baltimore as Jim Palmer cautions against judging him early. Blue allows four hits and six strikeouts in 93 pitches before leaving after the fifth. Paul Blair homers for Baltimore and Don Baylor scores on an error in the fourth.
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State Track Meet Results Highlight Beck Sets Meet Record
OROVILLE AP reports final results from the 54th California state high school track and field finals. Beck of Santa Monica won the two mile in 8 52.3, a meet record, with Taylor Merced and Grubbs Fremont Washington among top finishers. Qualifying winners include Crenshaw in the 440 relay and El Cerrito in the 880, with standout marks across multiple events.
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Albany
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Madison
Favoritism In NCAA Leans Toward Bruins
UCLA appears best positioned after day two of the NCAA track and field meet despite USC injuries. Ron Evans set a decathlon mark surpassing the NCAA record, while John Smith eyed a 44.2 400 as UCLA debuts bolster its team. Kent State’s Al Schoterman set a hammer record on the first finals day.
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Connecticut
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Giants Get Big Boost as Marichal Wins Again
San Francisco Giants surge with Juan Marichal ending an eight game skid and Willie McCovey back on roster. They beat the Pirates 7 4 on 10 hit night with homers by Kingman Bonds and Goodson. McNamara says McCovey will return soon and Fox eyes lineup return after kidney stone surgery.
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Charlie Fox
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Gilbert takes Kemper Open lead with 67
Gibby Gilbert surged to the top after a five under par 67 at Quail Hollow, finishing 9 under with a 135 total. Cesar Sanudo, Dave Hill, and Billy Casper tied for second at 136 as Trevino and Harris chased at 138. A tip from Gary Player helped Gilbert fix his putting and move ahead.
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Fish count at Red Bluff Diversion Dam by FWS
Monitored counts show King Salmon 58 Jack Salmon 8 Suckers 40 Squawfish 9 Lamprey 105 Others 3 recorded by the Fish and Wildlife Service at Red Bluff Diversion Dam.
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Baseball scores and standings from a mixed slate
Scores include Baltimore 5 Oakland 1 and California 4 Cleveland 3. Other results list Milwaukee 7 Texas 5 and Kansas City 9 Boston 1 with Detroit 5 Minnesota 4 in 11 innings. Tonight games California at Cleveland and Oakland at Baltimore plus Minnesota at Detroit New York at Chicago and Boston at Kansas City. Tomorrow Oakland at Baltimore and New York at Chicago and Boston at Kansas City. St Louis at Los Angeles and Chicago at San Diego.
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Molinetts Defeat Vina Women in Softball Showdown
Los Molinos improved to 2-0 in the North Sacramento Valley Women's Softball League after a 13-8 win over Vina. Marilynn Tyson homered and singled, Cathy Fox added a single and triple, while Terry Lynn and Kim Potter had two hits each. Debbie Volan and Vickie Ingram pitched the win. Wanda Aulabaugh led Vina with two singles.
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