First Ukiah High Swim Practice Slated for Today
The Ukiah High School swimming team begins workouts with about 35 boys, under coach Hal Galleher, aiming for five meets starting April 25 at Eureka and Montgomery. Strong prospects include Bruce Crook, Ron Parker, Ron Lemmerz, Mike Berman, Ken Scotto, Wayne Norman, Rod Palmer, Doug Ely, and Kit Cleland after driver training. Paul Bertsch is ineligible. The season looks tough but promising, with post season aims toward summer Dolphins.
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Fired-Up Giants Open Season Aiming For Fifth
San Francisco fans welcomed a loaded team as Jack Sinford joined the Giants in Chicago against the Cubs. The opener at Bears Stadium features a forecast in the 60s with a breeze. Dave Hillman and Sanford loom in a pitching duel, while Cepeda Davenport and Schmidt spark early offense as SF starts fast with extra-base hitting and high hopes for the pennant chase.
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High Scores Mark City Bowling Singles Play
Ukiah City Men's Bowling Association season opener featured John Finnegan’s 267 and 670, and Warehouse Sales’ 3163 team game pace. Among 33 teams, 495 games played. 31 over 200 in team events, 15 between 190 and 199. Warehouse Sales led with multiple 200 plus games and Finnegan’s 670 set a tourney record.
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Tide Adjustments for California Harbors in San Francisco Tables
Tide table notes give local correction rules for San Francisco times and heights. Adjust Fort Bragg Little River Albion Albion areas subtract 0.30 hours and add 0.1 ft. Jenner Russian River subtract 0.35 hours and add 0.1 ft. Mendocino areas subtract 0.35 hours and add 0.1 ft. Sample values April 15 show 10:52 a.m. with 0.3 ft and 11:06 p.m. with 2.7 ft.
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NHL rookies debuting this season by position
Montreal report notes 18 rookies made NHL debuts this season. Six are defensemen and 19 are forwards, with no rookie goaltenders.
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Stanford Won't Cut Its Athletic Emphasis
Stanford University will not de-emphasize intercollegiate sports, says assistant athletic director Chuck Taylor. He asserts administration supports vigorous athletics, touts quarterback Dick Norman and the potential of Stanford football, and notes plans to play Army and Navy in 1965 with schedules through 1964 unchanged except possibly future Northwest matchups.
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Signups Open For Ukiah Softball Leagues Next Week
Three Ukiah area softball leagues the Men s Slow Pitch and Women s leagues will be organized next week. Those interested should mail a postcard to the Recreation Department City Hall Ukiah or call Homestead 2612. Two men s leagues form Wednesday and Thursday.
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Schedule Ambiguity Hinders Team Matchups Then San Jose State Plan
Quote suggests teams avoid direct requests to fit schedules rather than direct scheduling. Authorities emphasize intention to schedule San Jose State annually. They discuss future games of traditional proportions with the school and aim to preserve a recurring matchup.
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Pirates Acquire Paul Giel From Giants in Waiver Sale
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced the purchase of right handed pitcher Paul Giel from the San Francisco Giants for the waiver price of 20000 dollars. The Pirates optioned Curt Rawdon to Columbus of the International League on a two hour recall to make room for Giel, a former Minnesota All America.
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