Baseball Standings and Results
National League East standings show Chicago leading with 32 wins and St. Louis at 24 25. Montreal and New York trail with around 22 wins. West features San Francisco and Los Angeles atop the table. Wednesday results include Chicago 6 Los Angeles 4 and Pittsburgh 7 San Francisco 9.
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Stripeettes overpower Molinetts 11 4 to stay undefeated
The Stripeettes improved to 3 0 in North Sacramento Valley Women s Softball Association play, defeating the Molinetts 11 4 at Mill Creek Park. Linda Osborn and Darlene Million sparked the offense with multiple hits while Bev Gillaspy earned the win and Vicky Ingraham took the loss.
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Bonds Seeks Record in Giants Win Over Pirates
Bobby Bonds fueled a 9-7 San Francisco victory over Pittsburgh with a four hit four run night. He moved toward the single season record of 177 runs held by Babe Ruth in 1921 as Ed Goodson and Tito Fuentes contributed in a see‑saw game with 26 hits and 11 pitchers.
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Fish Count Record Notes Various Salmon and Rainbow Species
A clipping lists king salmon jack salmon steelhead rainbow squawfish and lamprey without context or actions. The fragment indicates species present in counts but provides no dates locations or outcomes.
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Phillies Clinch Red Bluff Lead With 13 3 Win Over Mets
In Red Bluff Little League action the Phillies surged to a 13-3 victory over the Mets on a five run first inning. Gordon Blackwood earned the win with key hits including a first inning grand slam by Ed Jablonoski and multiple safeties to cap the rally.
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Summer Basketball Program At Red Bluff High School
Red Bluff Parks and Recreation offers a seven week summer basketball program at Red Bluff High School directed by Bernie Gleason. Sessions run Mondays and Wednesdays 6 to 8 30 p m with a Tuesday high school league 7 to 9 p m for seven weeks. Contact 527 2605 for details.
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City Swim Lessons Registration Set for June 15
The Red Bluff City Pool schedules registrations Friday June 15 from 10 a.m. to noon for three three week sessions starting June 18 July 9 and July 30. Each class runs 30 minutes 10 30 to 11 00 11 00 to 11 30 and 11 30 to noon with a $1 50 admission. Courses cover beginners to senior lifesaving with Red Cross cooperation.
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Cubs Clinch Tie in Los Molinos Pennant Chase
Los Molinos Cubs clinched at least a tie for first in the Central Division by beating the Giants 11 to 4. The Cubs improved to 11 1 with Herb Votaw and Tom Luster combining on the mound. A four run second inning sparked by Luster and Houseman and Votaw two hits led the Cubs to the win.
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Braves Fall After Six-Run Fifth Inning
In a game shaped by a six-run fifth inning, a Brian Ramsey single and a Dale Roleder homer started the rally. Four walks and a Steve Laskey single finished the damage while Tim Torres added a two-run double for the winners in the first.
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