Giants Seek Win Over Reds as Attendance Droops
In tonight's game the Giants face the Reds with McCormick starting and Gary Nolan on the mound. Saturday features Juan Marichal for San Francisco, amid reports Giants attendance may fall below 1 million for the first time since moving from New York in 1958. The club endures gloom after a poor season and the firing of Bill Rigney in 1960, with Clancy Sheats?on finishing the year.
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Rules Clash At Lakeport Track Sparks Protest
In Lakeport last Saturday a driver blew an engine then returned in a second car, testing how strictly a rule bans such actions. A pits debate led to a break in the rule, angering some drivers. Pete Hathaway faced protest missteps after officials voided his first place and points, raising questions about protest timing and official discretion.
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Ukiah Women’s Golf Club set Brooktrails day outing
Ukiah Women’s Golf Club plans a full day at Brooktrails next week with no luncheon. Winners from last week’s Kicker tourney include Phylis Cox and Archie Clarke in 18-hole Class A, Jean Palmer and Martha Cleland in Class B, plus nine-hole winners Marge Brown Anna Zimmerman Alta Mae McElroy and Gayle Nelson. North Bay Women’s Golf play invites entries. Oakmont course hosts Friday play and the next two-ball foursome is set for July 19. Hostesses Daisy Cober Adyene Auger and LaRee Woerger organize efforts. Marie Langley provided iced tea and coffee after last Tuesday’s event.
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Packers Begin Training Amid Player Lockout Tensions
NFL players from Green Bay report to camps while owners and players still negotiate pension and contract terms. Bart Starr and Forrest Gregg lead veterans and new signees toward two a days as camps open with conflicting plans at high school fields and college sites.
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Trevino Bends Putter Amid Milwaukee Open Hustle
In Milwaukee at the Greater Milwaukee Open Trevino talks about his cracked 40 year old putter as he eyes the $40,000 first prize. He notes the club is damaged but plans to play on with a mixed bag of birdies and a one under par nine.
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Athletics Open Eight-Game Homestand vs Indians
Oakland starts a three game series with Cleveland as John Odom and Sam McDowell face off. Odom carries a 7-5 mark into the clash after his All Star and Houston appearances, while McDowell struck out the side in one inning in his All Star outing.
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Tour names second money winner and Julius Toros co favorites
The tour’s second leading money winner with 117,136 dollars and Julius Toros have been installed as co favorites for the event, signaling expected high stakes and strong expectations among fans and bettors.
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AFL Players union to send sample to NFL peers
The AFL Owners approved adding benefits for players including a 50 percent rise in retirement contributions and decided to compile a sample plan and forward it to NFL counterparts for consideration.
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Mantle hints at retirement after 1968 season
Mickey Mantle said in San Antonio that unless the situation changes drastically for him he will retire at the end of the 1968 baseball season. The Yankee slugger cited fatigue after travel and All Star Game experiences and noted plans to support players with more medical coverage and pre season payments.
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Local Pony Colt League Night Featured by Television Prize
A 6 p.m. Tuesday charity baseball event showcases 13 to 14 year olds from the Pony and Colt leagues led by managers and umpires including Fire Chief Al Bechtel and "Smiling Paul" Jack. The program includes a chance to win a television set, with admission at $1, and features the Redwood Empire League All-Stars in an area playoff setup across two games.
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Local Sports Schedule for Ukiah and Area
Local schedules show North Little League games at Savings Bank and Lions Field, Sno-White versus Chefs at Paca Field, Pine Browns versus Kien Tire at Potter Valley Pony League Anton Stadium, Crawford Limber against Antons, Rotary against Fjords at Glorna Park, Ukiah Men’s Softball matches at Glorna Park, Guild Wine versus Pearson’s Chevron, Masonite against Crawford Lumber, and Twilight Golf at Municipal Golf Course starting 5 30 p.m.
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