Recreation cage play hits new high
Recreation basketball in Ukiah Valley reaches a new high with St. Mary’s undefeated in 14 straight in eight team League plus junior senior and Frosh Soph divisions. Yokayo, Nekomis, and other youth groups post unbeaten regular seasons. North State Nursery wins a close title race in men’s league. Final standings reflect about 450 players across 45 teams in 5th grade through adults, honoring long tradition and future growth.
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Fast-Pitch Softball Meeting Planned for Thursday
A meeting for Ukiah Valley Men's Fast-Pitch Softball League managers and players is set for Thursday at 7 30 PM at the Municipal Club House. Discussion will cover 1969 season plans and a schedule. For information call 462 6152 at the Recreation department office.
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Yankees May Have New Slugger on Hand
The New York Yankees boosted by rookie Bobby Murcer beat the Washington Senators 8-2 in their home opener to run their season record to 4-3. Murcer drove in four runs with a homer, single and double, fueling memories of a stronger era. The day also saw the Orioles, Indians, and Twins win as the league’s strong division shows early vitality.
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Estes Dominates Mound for SRICG Pitching Ace
Alan Estes of Santa Rosa Junior College carries most of the mound load in Camino Norte play. He earned a no hit no run victory over Contra Costa, then tried to repeat against Cam ino Norte co-leaders, striking out seven and walking four in a 4-3 loss.
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Ukiah Wildcats top Santa Rosa in league bid after win
Ukiah posted a 6-4 victory over Santa Rosa Panthers as Jayvees fell 14-1. Kirby Walsh started the win and Danny Morse earned the win in relief. Ukiah built a five-run fifth inning and capitalized on SR errors and timely hits to pull ahead, while Santa Rosa used a no-hitter from Mike MacDonald in the Jayvee game.
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Panthers Netters Fall to Santa Rosa in Seven Matches
Ukiah netters, facing Santa Rosa’s strong squad, lost 7-0 with Ukiahi doubles Stan Jensen and Ron Rinehart dropping 6-3 6-1, and Mike Deering Jim Brown 6-1 6-2. Singles were dominated by Santa Rosa though Lorin Cantrell won three games in a 9-1 6-2. Ukiah hosts Hogan next Tuesday and Napa on April 25.
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Notable Greyhounds Rally For Thursday Golf Match
Healy D and Heinde dee ae golf siting feud. Silverado hosts long course with Coach Bob Marsh guiding Jan Jakovac against Sci nby. Healdsburg ace Matteoli faces Jim Strong at No 3, Jim Bassler No 4, and Mike Gulyash, a freshman, at No 5. Mark Sparso is listed as No 6.
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Apricots for longevity in distant lands
UPI notes the apricot originated in China about 4,000 years ago per Apricot Producers of California. It is a staple in the tiny Himalayan enclave of Hunza where residents are said to reach ages around 150.
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Reds Beat Giants In 12 Inning Thriller
Alex Johnson powered the Cincinnati Reds with two homers a double and a triple driving in five as they outlasted San Francisco 11-10 in 12 innings. Pete Rose praised Johnson noting nothing rattles him as pitchers and teammates react to the late rally and Johnson’s hot night.
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Cee Bae and Boie Alive in National Basketball Division
The text notes Zelmo Bedty and others are alive in the Western Division National Basketball Association. It mentions the Los Angeles Hawks and a game on Thursday, with uncertain details and fragmented phrasing about players and teams.
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Berenson Stars as Kings Fall in NHL Semifinal
Red Berenson delivered a three goal night as the St. Louis Blues blanked the Los Angeles Kings 4-0 in the Western Division semifinal. Jacques Plante earned his third playoff shutout, tying the record with Turk Broda as he stopped 30 shots. Larry Keenan added the opening goal, and a rugged Blues defense neutralized the Kings after a strong first period. Meanwhile in Atlanta the Hawks routed the Lakers 99-26 as Beaty scored 17 of 22, helping push the series back toward Los Angeles. Lou Hudson limited Jerry West to 13 points, and Johnny Egan led the Hawks with 19. In New York, the Knicks prepared to face the Celtics in the sixth meeting of their semifinal series, with Celtics resting Larry Siegfried after a hamstring tweak.
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McMurray Scores Fast KO to Beat Stapleton in Sacramento
After a six month layoff Bill McMurray former California heavyweight champion landed a wicked left hook to Pat Stapleton’s eye less than a minute after the opening bell to record one of the fastest knockouts in Sacramento boxing history.
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