Tehama Totem Polo And The Plot Thickens In Local League
Tehama County reports a school ball game umpire controversy as Luinda Thompson, a Los Molinos High School junior, volunteers to umpire the Gerber Cubs vs Lassen View A's after the original umpire travels for state duties. The incident prompts debate on gender in Little League and policy adherence.
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Corning Launches Summer Recreation Programs
Corning begins a summer recreation program led by Janice Erwick with a girls softball team and plans for tennis and volleyball. Seventeen signed up for softball. Mikkel Aaland will coach the new Corning swim team and offer lessons. Lighting for Estil Clark Park eyed this year with $10,400 from revenue sharing funds. 106 people enrolled in swim lessons.
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Red Bluff Drops 12-5 To Farmers Market In Metro League
Red Bluff collected five hits with Dan Coffman and Kyle Coffman producing two each. Ralph Scott took the loss allowing four runs in the first and six in the fourth as Farmers Market built a 12-5 win in Redding. All four Metro League teams stand 1-1 after the week’s action.
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Oakland Pitcher Hamilton Shines Bright Spot Of A's Month
Oakland pitcher Dave Hamilton emerged as the bright spot of the month after a 7-1 complete game win over Chicago, aided by his fast ball changeup and curve. Manager Dick Williams praised his performance as the rotation stabilizer and noted Hamilton’s 8 strikeouts and only one walk.
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Baseball Standings and Friday Results Across Leagues
National and American League standings led by Chicago and New York with results from Friday. Key games include St Louis blanking Chicago 3 0 and San Diego beating Los Angeles 3 5. Upcoming pitchers listed for each matchup across both leagues.
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Red Bluff Slow Pitch League Friday Action
Commander Industry defeats Corona Moulding 8 to 4. Peoples Church erupts for 22 in a 22 0 win over Sacred Heart. Hi Sierra Probation beats Bidwell Teachers 20 to 17. Water Resources topples Jackson Door 12 to 2. multiple players racked up hits for both sides in the Red Bluff league night.
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Commander
Corona Moulding
Sacred Heart
Kim O’keefe
Mancill Tiss
Roland Lint
Mark Reno
Bob Hoover
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Bidwell
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McCormick Aims For Fifth Straight Win At Shasta Speedway
McCormick leads the super modified standings by 48 points as he targets a fifth consecutive victory this Saturday at Shasta Speedway. Deschamps returns after a seventh lap retirement last Saturday while Benefield eyes recent fixes in a tight VARI points race with Rauser. Over fifty drivers compete with qualifying at 7:30 p.m.
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Bill McCormick
Shasta Speedway
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Lakeport
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Deschamps
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Benefield
Dick Rauser
Concord
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George Bragg
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