Ukiah Golf Wins 8 7 In Tight Napa Match At Home
Ukiah swept the No 1 and No 2 matches 3-0 to lead 7-5 in a disputed 18 hole contest against Napa High on the Ukiah course. Matt Dillon led Napa with 73, other scores included 75 by Oshner, and Ken Banker fought hard in the No 3 spot before a back nine lapse. Berentis shot 84 in the No 4 match as the outcome hung on the final holes of the fifth match which Napa claimed.
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Strong
Ukiah
Napa High School
Yesard
Matt” Dillon
Napa
Jakovac
Oshner
Ken Banker
Nepa
Banker
Napa Ah
Joe Berentis
Berentis
Ukiah Golfer Triumphs In Narrow Victory At Bitter End
In a tight match Jimmy Hotell, listed No. 5 for Ukiah, posted a 78 and rebounded on the back nine to secure a crucial point against his Napa foe. The round faced controversy over call ball and book rules as play concluded at the Bitter end.
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Jimmy Hotell
Ukiah
Napa
Jimmy
Motet
Fieed Phiy Arid
Hotell
Golf ruling sparks Napa Napa Ukiah near finish in NBL race
The Napa Napa coach protests a match decision over provisional balls affecting a back nine result. Vallejo defeats Ukiah as Napa drops, leaving the North Bay League title race tight with Vallejo Ukiah and Napa in contention for the championship.
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Ukiah
Napa
Vallejo
Mays Belts 543rd Homer As Perry Hurls Shutout
Willie Mays hit his 543rd career homer in the first inning off Tony Cloninger to spark the San Francisco Giants to a 2-0 win over the Atlanta Braves. Willie McCovey added a solo shot in the fourth. Gaylord Perry pitched well for the Giants, while Bobby Bolin and Bob Jarvis were slated to start the next game. A crowd of 33,225 attended.
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Homer
Perry
Atlanta
UPI
Willie Mays
Babe
Ruth
San Francisco
Braves
Tony Cloninger
Giants
Willie McCovey
Gaylord
Denty Sessed
Ea Iit
Real Cour
Felipe ‘Alou
Bobby Bolin
Bob Jarvis
Thun'sday
Baseball Standings By United Press International
National League standings with win loss records and games behind. Probable pitchers listed for upcoming games including Chicago at Pittsburgh Houston at Cincinnati and others, with notes on 1988 records and paren data.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Prida
Toat
Unday
Detroit
Minnesota
Gleveland
California
Ashington
Ae Helio
Kansas City
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New York
Warriors and 76ers Set for NBA Championship Playoff
San Francisco Warriors return to Philadelphia for the first game of the best of seven series against the 76ers after the 76ers clinched the Eastern Division title by defeating the Celtics 140 136 at Convention Hall. The Warriors captured the Western title by beating the St Louis Hawks 112 107 in St Louis. The series features star players Rick Barry and Nate Thurmond facing Philadelphia coach Alex Hannum and Wilt Chamberlain.
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San Francisco Warriors
Basketball ‘Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Philadelphia Warriors
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Warriors
San Francisco
Boston Ceitics
16Ers
Sytacuse Nationals
76Ers
Convention Hall
Celtics
St. Louis Hawks
St. Boutis
Alex Hannum
Rick Barry
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphians
Nate Thurmond
Chamberlain
Guyle Fielder Still Best In WHL As Feeder, Scorer
United Press International notes Guyle Fielder of Seattle clinches the Western Hockey League scoring title for the ninth time with 20 goals and 71 assists for 91 points. Art Jones of Portland finishes second with 38 goals 51 assists for 89 points, followed by Gordy Vesprava and Dick Meissner in the top five. Fred Hilts leads goal scorers with 45 and ties the 1965 hat trick record. Vancouver goalie Don Simmons finishes season with seven shutouts.
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Golden Guyle
Seattle
Fielder
Vancouver
Portland
Art Jones
Gordy Vesprava
Dick Meissner
Los
Victoria
Fred Hilts
San Diego
Hilts
Bronco Horvath
Jim McLeod
Jim Watson
Penalty minutes lead league in a rare low
The figure stands as the league’s lowest penalty minutes total in 13 years, underscoring a shift toward cleaner play and tighter games this season.
Kanjutshi Kanzaki Leads U SGF Open After Day One
Katsu toshi Kawizaki takes first round honors as the U S Gymnastics Federation open championships begin at the University of Arizona. The event opens sans several top rivals due to an AAU mass ban, including Sid Freudenstein UCLA Kanati Allen UCLA and Makoto Sakamoto USE. Kanzaki of Northwestern Louisiana College led after three events with 54.55 points while Rick Tucker Illinois, Bip Dickson Iowa, Fred Denhis Illinois, Paul Mayer Southern Illinois and Neil Setimitt Iowa trail in the standings.
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Ariz
UPI
Katsutoshi Kawizaki
University of Arizona
AAU
Sid Freudenstein
University of California
Kanati Allen
UCLA
Makoto Sakamoto
USGF
Frank Bare
Tucsoni
Freudenstein
Kanzaki
Northwestern Louisiana College
Rick “Tuicker
Southern
Clinois
Bip Dickson
Iowa. University
Fred Denhis
Ill
Illinois
Paul Mayer
Southerlinois
Neil Setimitt
Iowa
Lake County Red and Gun Club Championships set for Sunday
Trap shooting returns to Lake County as the Red and Gun Club hosts a one day meet at Kelsoville Lions grounds. About 50 shooters compete with entrants from Ukiah Pt Arena Petaluma and Santa Rosa. Ed Gaddy and Tom Phillips of Kelseyville lead in classes A to D starting at 9 a.m.
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Lou ‘Taylor
Kelseyville Lions
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Arena
Petaluma
Santa Risa
Ed Gaddy
Tom Phillips
Kelseyville
Phillips
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Seals Face Must-Win Finish in Hockey Playoffs
Seals trail in best-of-seven to reach Patrick Cup final, facing Seattle in California. Seattle’s defense and goaltending edge, Seals struggle to score as 72 shots yield only 2 goals in four games. Mo Mantha out with knee injury and Portland’s Connie Madigan leads scorers.
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Seattle
Seals
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Vancouver
Jim McLeod
California
Mo Mantha
Sey Oh
Vre
Sanahied Arn
Connie Madigan
Portland
Gerry Odrowski
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