Little League World Series Semifinalists Take Shape
From Williamsport to Monterrey and Staten Island, four teams advance to the semifinals in the 18th Little League World Series. Staten Island slides past Wiesbaden 8 1 with Dan Vaccarino and Ed Glodnic tossing a one hitter, while Tachikawa City wins 1 0 over Valleyfield on a walk with the bases loaded.
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Monterrey
Mexico
Mobile
Ala
Staten Island
N. Y
Tachikawa City
Japan
Tachikawa
Wiesbaden
Valleyfield
Canada
Dan Vaccarino
Ed Glodnic
Army
Air Force
Germany
Dennis McSween
Shiz
Tomohike Saeki
Pierre Viau
Saeki
McSween
Yukio Shishida
Nagatos
Billy Williams Namesakes Stir Fan Excitement
Chicago Cubs outfielder Billy Williams shares his name with a National League umpire Billy Williams causing fan intrigue. The mix up sparks playful chatter as both figures appear in baseball conversations across the league.
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Chicago
UPI
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Ukiah Pop Warner Lions start first season with limited players
Ukiah Pop Warner football opens its historic first year with 33 players limited by weight and equipment rules. Coaches Bob Rinehart and Maelvey praise the players’ spirit as they move to full contact in Sebastopol for the Sept. 13 opener, while noting the challenge of fielding a fuller program next season.
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Bob, Rinehart
Maelvey
Ivey
Rinehart
iit-Sis
Pop ‘Warner
Ukiah
Redwood Empire- Pop Warner League
Lions Club
Pio
Neering
Pop Warner
Pat Allen
Tim Abercrombe
Sandy Bartolome
Stan
Bartoloméi
Stiewart
Batin
Tom Brooks
Kevin Boy
Kenny High
Jim Hall
Bob Hardie
Jon Henderson
Dennis Hall
Doyle Holland
Warren Henry
Bill Hendrix
Bob Hendrix
Wiley Hall
Pat Johnson
Pete Jacobsen
John Johnson
John LaCrosse
Mike LaCrosse
Herb Manning
Bill McReynolds
John Peregoy
Bruce Poma
David Poma
Jeff Prior
Jimmy
John Ronco
Jim Reed
Jeff
Red
Ray
Mark Redding
Ricky Spagnola
Pete Simoncini
Doug Sallee
Cae’ Stafford
Jay Sievens
Bob Stransky
Joe Toney
Tim Trotter
Steve Thomas
John Thomas
Dick Thompson
Erne Weerts
Bill Dean
Rick Feigin
Gerald Nicolas
Randy Nicolas
Mike Mt Reynolds
Giants Fall In n Series After Hart Concussion
Dodgers defeated the Giants 3-1 as Jim Ray Hart was hit in the forehead on a Maury Wills throw and sidelined with a concussion. Don Drysdale earned his 14th win as Doug Camilli drove in the decisive run in the ninth. Frank How Ward and Les Parker played key roles for the Dodgers as Bob Henley took the loss.
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Angeles
San’ Francisco
Giants
Dodgers
Juan Martichal
Giant
Alvin Dark
Mariehal
Dark
Jim Ray Hart
Maury Wills
Daniel Freeman
Rearly
Inglewood
Amine
Milwaukee
Bob Bolin
Gaylord Perry
Doug Camilli
Don Drysdale
Frank How Ward
Les Parker
Bob Henley
Chris Short
Philadelphia Phillies
Milford
Short
Sandy Koufax
Warren Spahn
Carl Hubbell
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia
Joe Torre
Denis Menke
Gus Triandos
Tony ‘Gonzalez
Ruben‘ Amaro
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Los Angeles
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh’ Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Houston Colts
Chicago
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Chicago White Sox
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Nascar Bonus Night Nears With Double Points Night
The upcoming Nascar hardtop races promise double points with a 8:30 p.m. start and a program of heat races, trophy dashes, semi main and main events. Last weekend Burl Grinds won the 100-point main at Lakeport as pressure rises among drivers and pit crews. Ron Grant challenged for glory across races, with rough riding noted and a shuffle of contenders. Ukiah saw Bobby Nielsen take first in a strong field, followed by Bill Robison and Raymond Graziano, as Deschamps and Heath trailed.
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Ukiah
Falo
Lakeport
Burl Grinds
Bill Deschamps
Ron Grant
Grant
Bob. Campbell
Ukiah Father and Son Golf Tournament Opens
The third annual Father and Son golf tourney at Ukiah Municipal Golf Course invites fathers with daughters or adults who wish to adopt a junior for the day. It will begin Sunday at 8:30 a.m. with a shotgun start. Entry is $2 per team and awards follow at the clubhouse.
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Ukiah Municipal Golf Course
Ar Difinet
Raiders Still Want Gridiron Standouts
Oakland Raiders, down to 41 players, seek good football players. Coach Al Davis says no specific position targeted but will consider trades or adding any player who can make the grade.
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Santa Rosa
UPS
Oakland Raiders
al Davis
Thornton father and son win in 1962 golf event
The text notes father and son pairs winning in 1962 and 1963 and invites entries. It calls for adults needing a junior to enter or juniors, and suggests contacting Win Howe at 462-8857 or checking in at the Pro shop between now and Sunday during a practice round.
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Thorntons
Bones
Howe
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