Merchants edge Dye Creek 3-2 in extra innings
Dye Creek Ranch, led by Delbert Brownfield and a six hit performance from Dan Micke, fell 3-2 in eight innings to Red Bluff as Micke and Dick Boyd sparked a late rally. Red Bluff moves to 5-2 while Dye Creek slips to 6-1 in Mid Valley Softball Association play.
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Daily News
Red Bluff
Frida Merchants
Surprise
Dye Creek
LOS Molinos—Merchants
Dye Creek Ranch
Dan Micke
Mid- Valley Softball Association
Merchant Group
Los Molinos Merchants
Red Bluff Merchants
Hi Sierra
Shady Best
Delbert Brownfield
Olivettes Edge Stripe-ettes In Narrow Softball Thriller
Corning Olivettes defeated Red Bluff Stripe-ettes 10 to 9 to claim first place while Los Molinos Molinettes rose to 6-1 after idle day. The Stripe-ettes led 9-8 until a two-out RBI single by Diane Farley capped the deciding inning. Denise Martin and Debbie Slattery sparked the top with a run for Red Bluff.
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Corning
Red Bluff
Denise Martin
Debbie Slattery
Olivettes
Diane Crawford
Janet Salado
Diane Farley
Bobi Metcalf
Linda Osburn
Shirley Smead
Charlotte Faust
Henderson
Farley
Debbie Brady
Faust
Sacred Heart Falls to Exxon in Red Bluff League Opener
Exxon edged Sacred Heart 9-8 in Red Bluff Slow Pitch action. Sacred Heart hitters led by Steve Aloia with a homer and John Healy with a double, while Bob Rust started Sacred Heart’s season with its first hit. In AL play Water Resources opened with a 13-4 win over Southern Baptist as Cathy Johnston scored after her single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Exxon
Red Bluff
Bob Rust
Water Resources
Southern Baptist
Cathy Johnston
Corning
Keep On Truckin
Richfield
Lubbock, Tex
UPI
West
Texas Tech University
Dan Fouts
Oregon
Greg Pruitt
Oklahoma
Sam Cunningham
Southern Cal
Steve Holden
Arizona State
Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Across Leagues
Major league standings shown for the American and National leagues with records and winning percentages. Thursday results include St Louis over Montreal 4 3 and Houston routing San Diego 12 2. Probable pitchers listed for upcoming games across several matchups.
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West
Los Angeles
San Fran
Houston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Diego
St. Louis
Montreal
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Carlton
Torrez
Stone
Dettore
Chicago
Hooton
Cleveland
Grimsley
Sutton
Niekro
Jones
Wilson
San Francisco
Barr
Pet GB
Chicago Montreal
Stream Scout Report reports improving fishing in California
PG&E Stream Scouts note improved stream and lake conditions across Trinity County Upper Sacramento River Pit rivers and tributaries. Conditions are clear cold and often full or rising with fair to good fishing, caution urged for fire and cigarettes while fishing and camping.
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California
Pg&e
Trinity County
Trinity Reservoir
Lewiston Lake
Whiskeytown
Trinity River
Sacramento River
Shasta Lake
Redding
Battle Creek
North Battle Creek
Nora
Grace
Macumber
Kilare
Pit River
Pit 1
Hat Creek
Hat 2
Lake Britton
Baum Lake
Pit 3
Pit
McCloud
Iron Canyon
Pit 5
Rick
Nelson
Kosk
Roaring
Hatchet
Montgomery
Red Bluff
Tehama
Mill Creek
Cottonwood Creek
Sacramento
Butte County
Philbrook
Feather River
West Branch
Centerville
Howells
Cresta
Almanor
Butt Reservoir
Butt Creek
Bucks Lake
Buck
Grizzly Forebay
Grizzly Creek
Kingpin Phillies and Cardinals Win in Red Bluff Little League
In Red Bluff Little League action the Kingpin Phillies beat the Giants 12 to 7 in the first game of a doubleheader as the Cardinals defeated the Cubs in the nightcap. Phillies exploded for four runs in each of two middle innings to pull away, aided by multiple hits including Wright Glaziner Birdsong and Blackwood. Cardinals plated ten runs in the first two innings with hits from Cox Brown Preston Hatfield and Dietz, while Hatfield earned the win as Cubs several batters reached base but could only score one in the first.
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Red Bluff
Phillies
Giants
Cardinals
Cubs
Greg Wright
Kurt Glaziner
Bill Garner
Randy Rick
Kelly Birdsong
Gordon Blackwood
Bruce Camp
Gary Whatley
Wright
Glaziner
Steve Birdsong
Boyd Hedden
Jerry Baer
David Mower
Mark Cox
Dan Brown
Dave Preston
Scott Hatfield
Devin Dietz
Brown
Preston
Hatfield
Tom Lengtat
Scott Flair
Flair
Ken Cain
Larry Gillaspy
Reds
Mets
Dodgers
A’s
Dan Molanius
Greg Pappas
Steve Donnelly
Mike Ault
Mark Shoff
Pappas
Mike Cox
Tim Silva
Lloyd Smead
Shoff
Cox
Silva
Rich Gilbert
Chuck Wilkins
Greg Rogers
Joel Olivarez
Randy Zill
David Taylor
Tom McGrath
Wilkins
McGrath
Ken Hatfield
Henry McDonald
Merle Trueblood
Mick Henry
Zill
Cliff Rhoads
Gary Birdsong
Jim Sandburg
Mike Kenyon
Kenyon
Ray Hobbs
Fred Isaksen
Carey Pinkleman
Tony Clowers
Isaksen
SDU
Mets Tie Reds 4-4 in Senior League Action
The Reds and Mets played to a 4-4 tie as Reds nearly matched last night’s county leaders. Phillies beat Dodgers 6-3 and the A's defeated the Cubs 5-2 with strong pitching from Zill and McGrath. Standings show Reds 5-0-1, Phillies 4-1-1, Mets 3-2-1, A's 2-3-1, Cubs 1-5, Dodgers 1-5.
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Mets
Reds
Phillies
Fezler Miller Lead American Golf Classic Tie
Forrest Fezler and Johnny Miller share the first round lead at the American Golf Classic in Akron with 67s after Fezler cards a three under par 69. Miller, 33 34 67, tops the field as a new U S Open champion joins the leaders.
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Akron
Ohio
UPI
Forrest Fezler
California National Guard
Fezler
Indian Wells
Calif
Johnny Miller
Forrest Ferler
J.C. Snead
Arnold Palmer
Jim Wiechers
Tom Kite
Dave Eichelberger
Dick Lotz
Lou Graham
Jack Nicklaus
Kermit Zarley
Chuck Thorpe
Tom Shaw
Fish Counts at Red Bluff Diversion Dam Report
Fish counts monitored by the Fish and Wildlife Service list species and numbers including King Salmon Jack Salmon Steelhead Suckers Squawfish Lamprey Shad and Rainbow. Totals show King Salmon 60,087 Jack Salmon 20,659 Steelhead 7,580 Rainbow 296 Shad 432 with earlier daily tallies noted since July 1, 1972.
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Red Bluff
Fish and Wildlife Service
Slow Pitch Schedule Drops Through August
A long sequence of Friday to Tuesday evening games lists teams such as Water Resources, Jackson, RBHS, PSEA, LDS, SBF, and Exxon scheduled from June 22 through August 14. Matches feature multiple venues with RBHS as a recurring site and various opponents including Bidwell, Sacred Heart, Corona Moulding, Coast-to-Coast, and Southern Baptist.
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Water Resources
Jackson
RBHS
PSEA
Bidwell
LDS
Sacred Heart, Peoples
SBF
Corona Moulding
C.O.G
Southern Baptist
C-To-C
Sacred
Sacred Heart
Corona
So. Baptist
Exxon
Peoples
COG
C.0.g
Latter-day Saints
Church of God, Probation
W. Resources
Church of God
Industry
Probation Department
Commander Industry
Jackson Door
Peoples Church
C.C.G
People’s Sbf
W. Resources Sbf
Baaptist
A. L
N. L
N.L
A.L
A. L. Champ
N.L. Champ
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Merchants
Micke
Dick Boyd
John Lalguna
Chris Brandt
Skip Mendonsa
Rich Brownfield
Larry Brownfield
Boyd
Larry Lalaguna
Roger Baker
Mike Vanderwerf
Gale Gilbert
Jack
Water Resources Win
Heart
Bill Mulholland
Steve Terrell
Ralph Zarate
Jeff
Mike and
Steve Aloia
John Healy
David Rick
Aloia
Healy
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Minnesota
Kansas City
Oakland
Texas
N.Y
Merritt
Drago
Decker
Hamilton
Wood
Kekich
Colborn
Perry
Peterson
Jefferson
McNally
Culp
Moret
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fezler, Miller
Rockets
Ratleff
Houston Rockets
National Basketball Association
Ed Ratleff
Denver Rockets
American Basketball Association
Denver
London
Wimbledon
Association of Tennis Professionals
ATP
Mike Gibson
Yugoslavia
Nikki Pilic
Leahy
Portland
Ore
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Harry Gilmer
Alabama
Bruce Crampton
Bob Goalby
Grier Jones
Red Curl
Ed Sneed
Charlie Sifford
Babe Hiskey
Bob Dickson
al Geiberger
Frank Beard
TANDY
Eo Hn
Duopac
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