Ukiah Gridders Readying for 1971 Season Opener
Ukiah High School quarterback hopefuls must report August 19 at Chessall Gym for signups and medicals as Coach Jim Larson builds depth for 71 season. The Wildcats face Oakland Tech, Encinal, Analy of Sebastopol, and Montgomery in National Baptist League style schedule with home and away games. Senior and junior players who trained over summer will receive equipment August 23, with frosh joining later. varsity practice begins August 25 at 8 am with 6 pm sessions thereafter. Ukiah grads Martin Ancellotti and Alan Estes prepare for college football, one at Washington State and the other at University of Pacific.
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Seattle seeks NL franchise stake in Sicks Stadium
The Seattle area may host a National League franchise in the future as Bill Dewitt and Rudie Schaffer explore using Sicks' Stadium for an interim minor league team. They aim to hold MLB territory, with talks of shifting the Pacific Coast League Eugene club to Seattle and possible moves by Hawaii Islanders or Bend in Northwest League.
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A's fall to Senators as Nixon visit looms
Oakland saw its seven game win streak end 8-1 to Washington in a night of White House talks with President Nixon who praised Vida Blue. Don Mincher drove in four runs with a homer and a single while Frank Howard hit his 21st homer. Oakland heads to Baltimore then Boston series.
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Sherman back and Raiders cope with roster troubles
Oakland Raiders wide receiver Rod Sherman faces unresolved issues after a pregame absence and private practice. Veteran lineman Al Dotson was cut as two others benched or released. Coach Madden said injured starters Dixon Enyart and Cline will miss Saturday’s game, while Lamonica may sit, with Stabler and Blanda sharing quarterback duties if needed.
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Bench Hunts Comeback Hope As Reds Rally To Beat Cards
Johnny Bench homered for his 23rd of the season driving in two as Cincinnati beat St. Louis 5-3. The slump plagued Bench at age 23 while the Reds clung to hope for a 1972 return. Lee May opened the rally, and Bench connected off Chuck Taylor after May's single. Pittsburgh fell 6-5 to Houston as St Louis lost ground in the East. Claude Osteen earned his first victory since July 19, boosting his record to 12-7.
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Perry dominates Mets, then edges Phillies for win
Gaylord Perry pitched through control issues to a 5-1 win over Philadelphia, extending the Giants streak to four and widening their NL West lead. He completed his third consecutive complete game victory, aided by early runs and a pair of wild pitches. Giants manager Fox noted Perry’s return to top mechanics with an improved changeup and overhand fastball. The club contemplates adding a reliever as they close the season with Candlestick Park’s finale.
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Boog Powell’s homer lifts Orioles past Brewers in tense win
Boog Powell 6 foot 4 inch 250 pound slugger tied the game in the eighth before Ellis Hendricks homer in the ninth to lift Baltimore over Milwaukee 3-2. Powell, celebrating his 30th birthday, battled miscues including a double play pop up and interference as he pieced together a night marred by a wrist fracture. Other AL results: New York swept Kansas City, Chicago beat Detroit, Cleveland edged Minnesota, Washington rout Oakland, California edged Boston. Insects are a staple in a skunk’s diet.
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