Ukiah Faces Drake In Joe DiMaggio Tournament Opener
Ukiah's Joe DiMaggio League team, twice Redwood Empire champs, travels to San Rafael for a Thursday night semi final against Drake. Key players are sidelined by injuries, jobs, and duties, leaving Ukiah short handed but hoping for a deep run toward the State DiMaggio finals in Vallejo.
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Albert Field
Lincoln Avenue
Third Street
San Rafael
Drake
Southern Marin
Eureka
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Magic Cosmetics
SF Bay League
Mike Deering
Jeff Haskell
Ron Rinehart
Mike Tate
Rod Christenson
Mike Heath
Mike Flynn
John Kullman
Tommy Walker
Dane Jacobson
Rohnert Park Rancho Cotate
Tony Shimmetz
Analy
Pat Wilson
al Snarski
San Francisco Beach
Holiday Magic North
San Francisco
Wildcats
Roller Derby Night In Ukiah To Feature Red Devils Braves
Tickets go on sale locally for a Tuesday roller derby at 8 p.m. at Ukiah’s 12th District Fairgrounds. The Red Devils meet the strengthened Braves with Ken Monte as coach and Ronnie Robinson among the stars. Proceeds aid the Susan Bartolomei fund and a drug abuse project. Tickets cost 3.50 for adults and 1.75 for children 15 and under.
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Ronnie Robinson
Sugar Ray Robinson
Bay Bombers
Susan Bartolomei
Chick’s New House of Spirits
Medico Drug
Greater
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
White’s Super-ette
Calpella
Bank of Willits
Willits Rexall Pharmacy
Willits
Chamber of Commerce
Lakeport
12Th District Fairgrounds
Lamonica Out Saturday for Raiders Jets Game
Oakland quarterback Lamonica will miss the second preseason game against the Jets with a strained muscle. Coach Madden will start backup Ken Stabler, who played the full game Monday in the 25-24 loss to Philadelphia, while Don Milan backs him up.
Williams fuels A s rally against Red Sox in two wins
Oakland thumped Boston 6-5 and 7-5 as Dick Williams orchestrated protest and kept the game lively. Vida Blue looms to face Sonny Siebert in tonight’s third game while Boston slides 6 1/2 behind Baltimore and 1 1/2 ahead of Detroit. Williams also argued with umpires, was ejected, and theatrically flung his cap for a world altitude record.
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UPI
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Fenway Park
Stormy Williams
Charley Finlay
Red Sox
Williams
Oakland Athletics
Sox
Vida Blue
Sonny Siebert
Baltimore
Detroit
Athletics
Richard
Umps
LeVias signs pact with San Diego team
San Diego Chargers land Jerry LeVias from Houston in a trade for linemen Ron Billing sley and Gene Ferguson. LeVias, a speedy receiver and return man, signs a contract extension and is set to replace Lance Alworth, joining a roster that includes new star arrivals and shifting veterans amid a busy pre season.
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San Diego
Jerry LeVias
Houston
Ron Billingsley
Gene Ferguson
Chargers
LeVins
Oilers
New England Patriots
Heckl Drives U S Toward 100 Pan Am Gold Goal
Frank Heckl aims for two more golds to push the United States past 100 Pan American wins on the penultimate night in Cali Colombia. U S swimmers sweep five events Tuesday highlighted by three Pan Am records and a mix of medals in swimming and wrestling.
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UPI
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United States
Heck
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Germany
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Winnipeg
Canada
U.S
Cuba
Jeffrey Lynn
Smith
Norwalk
Calif
Michigan State
Arroyo High School
Felix Fonseca
Venezuela
Alan Bannister
Buena Park
Maple Leaf
Heckl
Jerry Heidenreich
Dallas
Tex
Lynn Colella
Seattle
Wash
Claudia Kolb
Alice Jones
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pat Miles
Little Rock
Ark
Mike Burton
Sandra Neilson
el Monte
Wendy Fordyce
Miami Springs
Fla
Kathy McKittrick
Streetsboro
Lynn Skrifvars
Downey
Marichal's 1-0 win ends scoring drought for Giants
Juan Marichal pitched a two hitter and earned his first win since June 23 as the San Francisco Giants beat the Montreal Expos 1-0. Tito Fuentes drove in the only run on a ninth inning hit after a strategic infield shift by Montreal. Fuentes, Duffy, and Marichal delivered key moments while Stoneman's move drew sharp critique from Montreal manager Gene Mauch.
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UPI
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Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Montreal Expos
Montreal
Rusty Staub
Bob Bailey
Tito Fuentes
Gene Mauch
Expos
al Gallagher
Giants
Harmon Killebrew hits 500th and 501st homers in loss
Harmon Killebrew belts his 500th career home run and then his 501st, but Merv Rettenmund clubs a game winning homer in the 10th to lift the Orioles 4-3 over the Twins. Killebrew praises reaching the milestone as teammates and rivals share the spotlight in a tense AL day. Other AL scores include Oakland over Boston and Detroit over Milwaukee.
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Merv Rettenmund
Killebrew
Harmon
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Mel Ott
Ernie Banks
Twins
Cesar Tovar
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Rettenmund
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Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Washington
California
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By Joe Sargis
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