Mendocino Braves Join Western Baseball Association Coast Division
Wayne Hartman announces Ukiah based Mendocino Braves added to WBAs Coast Division with Santa Rosa Rose Buds Litchfield’s San Rafael Yearington Copper Kings. 20 game schedule starts June in Yearington and ends August in Bellingham. seeks Ukiah players 16 23 for 1967 roster.
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Ukiah Hosts Napa in Crucial NBL Golf Showdown
Ukiah high school golf team faces a tough home NBL match against Napa on Thursday after a rough trip to Vallejo where Ja kovac shared points at 81 and Jim Strong shot 76 as Ukiah, missing veteran Berentis, treads toward a possible No. 1 showdown with Napa for the 1997 title.
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Ukiah Men’s Golf Club Sets Meeting Ahead Of Invitational
Ukiah’s Men’s Golf Club directors plan a 6 p.m. meeting on Thursday to coordinate plans for the Ukiah Invitational scheduled May 27-28. The regular monthly meeting follows at 6:45 p.m. with dinner catered at the Municipal Clubhouse.
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Yanks Win Openers Amid Mantle Injury and Reds Clobber Dodgers
Opening day of baseball 1967 saw the Yankees rout the Senators 8-0 as Mickey Mantle pulled a hamstring on a scoring play. In Cincinnati the Reds beat the Dodgers 6-1, with Bob Miller roughed up early after Koufax’s absence. Johnson tossed first pitches, attending a hectic opening day across leagues.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
Baseball standings show New York leading the American League with a 4.000 pace, followed by Baltimore and Minnesota. Monday results had New York routing Washington 8-0. Upcoming games include Kant vs McNally in Minnesota at Baltimore and multiple night matchups across leagues.
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Ukiah Pony Tryouts This Weekend At High School Field
Ukiah Pony League tryouts are re scheduled for Saturday at 10 a m and Sunday at 1 p m at the high school field after rainout last weekend. The article lists July dates for Pony and Colt League playoff schedules and notes regional and world series timing, with officials named for the Western divisions.
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Téers Try Again To Eliminate Boston Celtics
In Philadelphia, Boston Celtics vs Philadelphia 76ers for fifth Eastern Division playoff game. Massachusetts Governor Volpe plans to attend near the Celtics bench to lend luck after a recent win. Pennsylvania Governor Shafer also secured a ticket, backing the 76ers to clinch the series.
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Overtime Rule Adopted by NHL in 1942-43
The National Hockey League voted during the 1942-43 season to continue the 10-minute overtime period after games ended in a regulation tie.
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Private firms plan more atomic plants says AEC
Chicago report shows private companies pushed for more atomic power facilities in 1967 first quarter. AEC notes five utilities announced similar plans in 1966 and only 26 facilities were planned for all of last year, signaling a sharp year over year rise.
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