Ukiah Soroptimist Swim Meet Awards Honor Dolphins
The Ukiah Soroptimist Invitational Championships at Ukiah Municipal Pool crowned Deborah Geia and Mie Butts as Pearce-Hardman Memorial Trophy recipients. Various trophies and medals were awarded to 100 Dolphins including Cindy Waring and Harold Stoddard as outstanding swimmers, with races scheduled Saturday trials and Sunday finals.
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Ukiah
Municipal Park
Sandra Hardman
Bob Pearce
Dolphins
Pearce-Hardman
Mer
Cindy Waring
Dolphin
California
Cindy
Karen Little
Kiwanis
Kim Stout
Chris Solomon
Widdoes
Kiwanis Club
Cheryl Denny
Susan Zimmerman
BarbaraKing
Slim Little
Harold Stoddard
Guild Wine Seeks Healdsburg Softball Crown With Key Additions
Guild Wine of Ukiah Valley plans a bold run in the Healdsburg Invitational doubling as 1967 Ukiah Valley Softball Championship title defense. They add Spanish Mountain Cloverdale and Frances Realty players, led by Howie Jackson and Max Foutz, with Dave Brown near .500 season, in a 10-team double elimination tourney at Healdsburg Park starting Saturday night.
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Guild Wine
Ukiah Valley
Spaniish Mountain
UWSL
Cloverdale
Frances Realty
Santa Rosa
Healdsburg
Healdsburg Park
Dengames
Gui Wine
Howie Jackson
Jackson
Dave Brown
Charles Newman
Lucchesi
Vernon James
Mel Pethel
Ray Whitaker
Pethel
Ukiah’s
Pitelishy
Eachesi
Sun
Aikiahan
Ron Hindley
Hindley
Max Foutz
Guild
Larry Potter
Spanish Mountain
Larry Nicholson
Bob Carlson
Bob Davis
Cloverontain
Shy
Iso
Dave
Bartolomei
Brown
Newman
James
Brad Shear
Shear
Ukiah
Whittaker
San Rafael
Sebastopol
Ukiah Lions Pop Warner Signups and Season Plans
Ukiah Lions hold sign ups and physicals Saturday at 9 a.m. at Anton Stadium for the 1967 Pop Warner tackle team. Volunteers offer medicals at 10 a.m. Practices begin Monday at 5 p.m. in Anton Stadium. Eligible boys aged 9 to 13 not yet 14 before December 1, weighting limits apply, and season opens with Paul Bunyan Days game at Fort Bragg on September 3 and an Open League game at Sebastopol on September 10. Regular season begins November 5 with Petaluma at Dish.
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Ukiah Lions
Pop Warner
Anton Stadium
Redwood Empire
Sonoma
Petaluma
Willits
Rohnert Park
Fort Bragg
Sebastopol
Onis
Dish
McCovey Powers Giants To 5-2 Win At St Louis
Willie McCovey slugged a three run homer and Jim Ray Hart added a solo shot as San Francisco beat St. Louis 5-2 in the opener of a four game series. McCormick earned his 39th win with eight strikeouts and two walks. Brock made a diving catch for an out but later his hustle helped spark the Cardinals. The win tightens NL pennant race with Chicago Cincinnati and Atlanta each winning.
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Jim Ray Hart
Mike McCormick
Giants
Ferguson Jenkins
Chicago
Juan Marichal
Bob Gibson
McCovey
Hal Lanier
McCormick
Lanier
Lou Brock
Willie Mays
Brock
Mike
Curt Flood
Mike Shannon
Tvhen Mays
Hart
Atlanta
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Minnesota
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Mack Jones
Braves
Billy McCool
Dodger
Reds
McCool
Jim Campanis
Bob Bailey
Jim Lefebvre
World’s strongest creature is the ant says it can lift fifty times its weight
A scientific claim attributes extraordinary strength to ants, describing an ant as capable of lifting loads up to fifty times its own body weight, highlighting remarkable feats of tiny workers.
49ers May Enjoy Their Best Year Yet
San Francisco coach Jack Christiansen predicts a competitive season for the Forty Niners with strong quarterbacks and receivers. The club eyes a division race with Green Bay, Baltimore, Atlanta, and Los Angeles as the Coastal Division battles unfold. rostering a quartet of QBs led by John Brodie and rookie Steve Spurrier, plus a deep receiving corps and a solid line anchored by Bruce Bosley, the team looks to rebound after a 6-6-2 finish and a near playoff berth.
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Calif
UPI
Jack Christiansen
San Francisco Forty Niners
Green Bay
Baltimore
Chris Regres
Packers
Atlanta
Los Angeles
St.Mary’ S
John Brodie
Steve Spurrier
Batman
University of Florida
Brodie
George Mira
Mira
Jim LeClair
C.W. Post
New York
Dave Parks
Monty
Stickles
Kay McFarland
Witcher
Bernie Casey
Casey
Jim Wilson
Jim Norton
Falcons
Ken Willard
John David Crow
Dave Kopay
Gary Lewis
Bruce Bosley
Len ‘Rohde
Walter Bock
Howard Mudd
John—Thomas
Swim Records Fire As Champs Open At Rhein Pool
The AAU Men’s National Swimming and Diving Championships begin at Rhein Pool Oak Park with defending champions and world record threats. Don Schollander and Mark Spitz lead a star-studded field along with three other 1966 double winners from Rick Gilbert Charlies Hickcox and Ken Merten. Wrightson chases a fourth straight one meter diving title while Burton Houser Buckingham Roth and others defend titles in various events.
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Schollander
Mark Spitz
Rick Gilbert
Charlies Hickcox
Indiana Athletic Club
Ken Merten
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Gilbert
Hickcox
Merten
Mike Burton
Arden Hills
Calif
Philip Houser
Los Angeles
Hilo faces Riverside in Colt League West playoff
Riverside beat Seattle 4 3 to stand two wins in Colt League West Coast playoffs. Eddy Perkie pitched 14 and drove in two Riverside runs in the second inning as Lakewood defeated Tucson earlier, eliminating them from the double elimination tourney.
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Riverside
Calif
UPI
Hilo
Hawaii
All Stars
Seattle
Eddy Perkie
Lakewood
Tucson
Ariz
Herodotus Named Father of History by Cicero
Cicero praised Herodotus calling him Father of History. The remark highlights Herodotus’s role in shaping ancient historiography and his influence on later writers and critics.
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Cicero
Herodotus
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Joe Stoddard
David Minger
Geoff Poulos
Katy Nicholson
Louise Nicholson
Linda McChesney
Susan Stacey
Becky Swan
Husky Mark Pacini
Tom Nicholson
Rick Cleland
Mike Butts
Dennis Stacey
Sandy Rodzynko
Tammy Ford
Elizabeth Angell
Jeff Waring
Jeff Monroe
Jeff Cox
Lola Aagaard
Valera Bawden
Tina Waring
John Stoddard
Mike Rozynko
Jim Angell
Sheila Solomon
Kim Curtis
Robin Rinehart
Léo Cook
George Collins
John Jacobsen
Annette Cagle
Debby Mitchell
Cathy An
Vanten Berghe
VandenBerghe
Ron Northrup
Bob Axt
Sue Crofoot
Richard Jacobsen
Pat Mosna Hampton
Dolphin Swim
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Dorothy) Cagle
Ted Fei
Robert
Jane) Rinehart
Vin¢é
Margaret) Angell
Jackie Heater
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Corolia Int
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Whopper
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Duke
Jones
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Noyo Harbor
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Magic
N.C.R.A
Ukiah Speedway
Lakeport Speedway
49Ers
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Wilson
Ford Tractor Co
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