Monterey Wins Colt League Regional Championship
Monterey's Colt League All Stars, 15 to 16-year-olds, defeated Albany Oregon 5-0 at Anton Stadium to claim the Western Northern Regional title. Pitcher Bob Pappas fired seven spotless innings with seven strikeouts and two hits allowed. Bruce Walters injured his finger early, Jeff Hall moved to catcher, and Walters later watched as the team secured the win with timely hitting from Pappas Quintos and Johnson.
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Santa Clara
San Jose
Lafayette
Indiana
Journal
Erickson
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Oregon
Anton Stadium
Provo-Orem
Utah
Rod Province
Todd Brem
Ukiah
Steve Lakowske
Provo
Vance Law
Ron Pearson
Brad Dunlap
Tim Heath
Bob Vilotti
Bob Feness
Red Province
Tom Moore
Bryan Lockhart
Brad Haskell
Niekro Throws Braves First No-Hitter of Era
Phil Niekro pitched the first no hitter in Braves history as Atlanta beat the San Diego Padres 9-0. Colbert called it knuckleball perfection, while Niekro recalled Spahn as the last Braves pitcher to throw a no hitter in Milwaukee in 1961. Other NL scores included the Cardinals sweeping the Mets and the Expos edging the Cubs. MLB noted two no hitters on the same day for only the second time since 1898.
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Atlanta Braves
Nate Colbert
San Diego Padres
Colbert
Niekro
Padres
Warren Spahn
Braves
Milwaukee
Darrell Evans
Paul Casanova
Ukiah Pop Warner Lions Begin Football Practice
Ukiah Pop Warner Lions and Junior Lions start daily 6 p.m. practices at Giorno Park after Saturday physicals at Anton Stadium. About 120 players 9 to 14, aiming to meet 125 pound weight limit, with some near 70 pound minimum for Junior Lions. Coaches Brad Shear Jr. and staff invite more hopefuls to report before 6 p.m. at Anton Stadium Giorno Park. First game is September 8.
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Pop Warner Lions
Junior Lions
Pop Warner
Giorno Park
Anton Stadium
Brad Shear, Jr
Ukiah Lions
Long Davis Cup match stalls on longest Davis Cup set
In North Little Rock United States and Chile split six hours of doubles play with a 39–37 fourth set halted at darkness after 112 games. The U.S. Smith Van Dillen trailed 1–5 in the suspended frame and were to resume today with hopes to clinch a semifinal berth in San Francisco.
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UPI
U.S
Chile
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Israel
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Newport
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U. S
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Erik van Dillen
Jaime Fillol
Pat Cornejo
Smith
van Dillen
United States
San Francisco
Pats Tie Raiders In Preseason Thriller At Foxboro
Oakland led 17-0 before New England rallied for a 17-17 tie in the preseason clash in Foxboro Massachusetts. John Madden and Chuck Fairbanks discussed the result after both squads rotated quarterbacks and played key veterans, with Bills of the game outlining the late chances and a final field goal miss by Blanda.
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Chuck Fairbanks
New England Patriots
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Fairbanks
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Ken Stabler
Don Milen
Milen
Oakland
George Blanda
Lamonica
Cliff Branch
Stabler
Steve Sweeney
Bill Bell
John Tarver
Tom Reynolds
Plunkett
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Ukiah Dolphins Lead With High Point Winners At RESL Meet
Ukiah Dolphins trio Cindy Waring Danny Sperry and Steve Martin topped 15 17 11 12 and 8 under age groups at the Redwood Empire Swim League Division II two day championship in Ukiah. Napa Sea Hawks won the meet with 415 12 points edging Solano Aquatic Club 397 5. Ukiah finished third and FAST fifth as records and lifetime bests dotted the results among eight teams.
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Ukiah Dolphins
Ukiah Swim Center
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Steve Martin
Napa Sea Hawks
Solano Aquatic Club
Solano
Ukiah
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Hawks
Solana
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Sperry
Susie Amadeo
Bonnie Johnson
Sea Hawks
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Elizabeth Grace
Wikiup
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Sebastopol
Merilyn Silvers
Kevin Roberts
Tommy Cunningham
Billy Knipp
David Poser
Mike Currie
Mike Drury
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Currie
Fast Erwin KE
Troske
Drury
Lauri Trepagnier
Diane Sperry
Jennifer Barry
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Kim Leonard
Kathy Burke
FAST
Eddie Jinks
Jeff McCormick
Bob Quiett
Ray Chock
Jeff Stewart
Beth Henkelman
Petaluma
Linda Eyere
Suzanne Cunningham
Shari Lopeman
Kathy Leonard
Brewer, Brewer top Dodgers save in 4-3 win over Giants
Dodgers edge Giants 4-3 as reliever Jim Brewer earns a high leverage save keeping Los Angeles three games ahead in the NL West. Walter Alston lauds Brewer as the best reliever he has managed, while Bobby Bonds of San Francisco records a 30th homer and steals but the loss tightens the gap.
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Jim Brewer
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Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
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Ron Perranoski
Phil Regan
Larry Sherry
Bob Miller
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Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
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Willie McCovey
Giants
Charlie Fox
Dave Kingman
Bruce Miller
Dave Rader
Los Angeles
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Homer
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