Local Prep Night Fray Ends In Late Infield Play
Recap of a tense game where Ukiah rallies on a controversial sixth inning error by Rosa, scoring the winning run on a semi bunt over first, as Slack’s throw home preserves the lead. Nabors and the Coopers face tough outs while Treppa battles, with Vallejo later tying Montgomery and handing them a second straight loss.
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Ukiah
Nabors
Larry Treppa
Vallejo
Montgomery
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Napa
Ukiah track stars shine at Davis and relays circuit
Best of 54-4 FEY Ukiah's Dan. Hook, a junior, set a season best in the 54-4 event and claimed top honors in the finals after finishing sixth in the semi. Lou Tollini led in the high hurdles at Davis but finished tied for second in heat due to a late lead-leg switch. Ukiah faces Boonville Easter Relays, Napa dual, and the Montgomery NBL baton-passing classic, aiming to sharpen for the upcoming scramble.
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Fravel
Boonville
Wildcat
Napa
Montgomery
Lou Tollini
Davis
David Brooks
David Gein
Tom Bettini
Cal Aggie
Director Bill Giles Comments on Ean Secre te
A director named Bill Giles says there is a need to get something clarified. The fragment shows a discussion in progress with unclear context and incomplete quotation.
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Spahn Wins 358th as Mets Sweep Giants in Twinbill
Warren Spahn, age 44, wins his 358th career game for the New York Mets in a Sunday doubleheader against the San Francisco Giants, including a near no hitter until a sixth inning single by Orlando Pedrique. Juan Marichal counters with a five-hitter in the opener as Willie Mays hits a late homer. Ed Kranepool and Ron Swoboda spark the Mets in the nightcap with key hits and Kranepool extending his hitting streak to 12 games.
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Baseball roundups show scattered AL NL performances
American League stars Gentile Mantle Oliva Thomas Wagner lead 4 to 3 splits with several players posting 3s and 4s while Babe Ruth era echoes fade. National League features Santo Mays Swoboda Bateman Banks Kranepool and Matthews among top producers with multiple 4s and 9s combined across teams in a dense box. Pitching tallies include Aguirre Peters Kaat Koufax and others in mixed 2-0 to 5.0 x records across leagues.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Across Leagues
The American League shows Boston leading with 73 wins and 70 losses, while Detroit and New York trail with varying records. Weekend playoff-style results include rain delays and postponed games with Minnesota at Detroit and City at Cleveland among noted matchups. In the National League, Los Angeles tops the table at 73 .700, followed by Chicago and Cincinnati, with several games postponed due to rain and multiple night contests scheduled for Tuesday and beyond.
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Collegians Again Top Russian Cagers
In Los Angeles the U S College All-Stars defeated the Russian national team 85 to 68. The Americans, trailing 43-38 at halftime, tightened defense in the second half to pull away, led by Ollie Johnson and Dave Stallworth on the boards while Ted Fowler and Gail Goodrich paced scoring. Gennadiy Volov of Moscow led all scorers with 23 points as Jack Lipso anchored the Russians in the first half.
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Portland Ends: Bucks win Lester Patrick Cup title
United Press International reports Portland Buckaroos clinched their second Lester Patrick Cup in the Western Hockey League by defeating Victoria Maple Leafs in a best of seven series. The Bucks wrapped up the title amid a tense final stretch as managers and players pursued glory in the postseason.
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Celtics sweep Lakers in decisive playoff win at Boston Garden
Boston and Los Angeles faced a one sided affair as the Celtics dominated the Lakers 5 games to 1 in a best of seven. Elgin Bays hit a limited duty showing while Dick Barnett led LA with 16 points. West posted 3 steals in his season outing as Hazzard and LeRusso added double digits. Fans stormed the court tearing off uniforms in the wake of the big victory.
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Portland goalie Don Head sets playoff goals against average record
Portland goalie Don Head set a playoff record in the final and semifinal games by compiling a goals against average of 1.44. Head was in net as Buck faced Portland, achieving the best mark for goalkeepers in the series.
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Portland
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Seafte
Russell Suffers Eye Injury in Celtics Title Run
Boston star Bill Russell sustained an internal hemorrhage in his right eye during the NBA playoff clincher. Kicking off the sequence, he was struck in the eye in the second period by a finger from Lakers guard Jerry West but remained in the game as Boston captured its seventh straight NBA crown.
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UPI
Bill’ Russell
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
NL home opening draw tops 321 thousand admissions
The 1965 National League home opening games drew 321 604 paid admissions, short of last year’s all time record 333 020. The figure reflects total attendance across league venues, signaling a softer start to the season despite strong fan turnout in some parks.
Hulls Slap Shot Paces Hawk Victory
Chicago Black Hawks stayed in Stanley Cup contention as Bobby Hull opened with a 10 foot slap shot in the last period and scored twice in a late rally to beat the Montreal Canadiens 5 to 1, tying the series at two wins apiece. Hull reached 49 playoff goals this season.
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Grapes Ranked California’s Top Fruit Crop by Value
California grape production dominates fruit values with about half of the crop crushed for wine. The industry centers on grape growers, vintners, and market demand shaping nationwide wine supply and agricultural economics.
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