Ukiah Dolphins win Redwood Empire Swim League B division title
Casperson's Casp team from Ukiah led a two day Red wood Empire Swim League B division meet to a 389% point total, with Ukiah's Cindy Waring and Sue Stacey earning high point honors in multiple age groups. Oak Park, Napa Sea Hawks, Hamilton Field and others posted strong showings as Ukiah edged into final standings amid a flood of pool records and veteran organizers.
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Seve
Casperson
Wikiup Rriors
Redwood Empire
Redwood
Empire
Cas
Hamilton Field
Petaluma
Mayette
Sebastopol
Serpents
Ukiah
Dolphins
Pat’ Mason Hampton
Redwood Empire Swim League
Cindy Waring
Sue Stacey
Cindy
Sue
Carol Turner
Oak Park
Tim Cespedes
Napa Sea Hawks
Cindy ‘Waring
Howard Cespedes
Scott
Marshall
Napa
Judy, Calloway
Hamilton Vivoddos
Chuck Marshall
Debbie Benedetti
Kit Anderson
Wikiup
Vents
Mort. Vanden- Berghe
Bob Axt
Nike
Dol
Sea Serpents
Red’ Bluff
Pony Stars Reach Sacramento in Pony League Drive
Ukiah's Pony League team edged Redwood-Empire 4-3 to win the District title and advance to the Sectional in Sacramento. Pitcher Elliott Lopez fanned 15 as Ukiah erased a 0-3 deficit, with key hits from Near, Carlson, Cake, and Farmer. Petaluma and Santa Cruz also delivered defeats, while Colt and Little League teams faced costly errors and tough opponents in a day of mixed results.
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Ukith
Redwood-Empire
Nap
Camne
Ukiah
Petaluma
North Ukiah
West Sacramento
Santa Cruz
Land’ Park
Sacramento
Red Wood Empire
Napa Valley
Elliott Lopez
Fred Near
Ken Carlson
Mike Tate
Lopez
Redwood Emire
Taté
Archie Bleck
Dan Cader
Cader
Tom Walker
Colt
Santa
Ron Davidson
Dennis Cooper
Mike Turner
Bob Howard
Davidson
Danny Morse
Morse
Arvid White
Seattle
Batting Leaders in the National League
Wynn and Astros leaders tie at 27, Aaron's Braves have 26, Hart of the Giants 24, Santo of the Cubs 22, Perez of the Reds 19.
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Wynn
Astros
Aaron
Braves
Hart
Giants
Santo
Cubs
Perez
Reds
Yanks Dominate Pan Am Games With Record Swims And Tracks
United States athletes posted a series of Pan American Games records and victories over the weekend, aiming for a 100-gold target as competition narrows. Games featured stellar performances in swimming and track, plus a humorous misstep in the 20 kilometer walk. Tallying included world marks and Pan-Am records, with José Fiolo challenging U S clean sweeps.
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Winnipeg
Canada
UPMN
United States
U.S
the .S
Lee Evans
San Jose
Calif
Claudia ‘Kolb
Santa Clara
Brazil
Jose Fiolo
Harry Jerome
Fiolo
Gus Stager
Jerémé
Vancouver
B.C
Willie Turner
Yakima
Wash
Ron Laird
Pomona
Mexico
Jose Pedroza Zuniga
Laird
Baseball Standings From United Press International
United Press International updates show New York leading with 7 2 over Kansas City as the top in first place followed by California and Washington in the second tier. Standings list Minnesota Boston Baltimore and Chicago in pursuit with varied scores and multiple teams marked in first or second place moments.
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United Press International
New York
City
Washington
California
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Ceveland
Chicago
Detroit
W. L. Pet
Kansas ‘City
Portland and SF Cyclists Pace Races at Sonoma Fair
Mert Lawwill of San Francisco and Mark Williams of Portland won main motorcycle events at the Sonoma County Fair on Sunday. Lawwill won the 25-lap P experts race on a one-mile dirt track in 15:05.82, with Nicholson and Hanby finishing behind. Williams took the 10-lap amateur main event in 6:16.72, followed by Odom and Goldthwaite. crowd of 4,872 watched at the fairgrounds horse track.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
UPI
Mert Lawwill
San Francisco
Mark Williams
Portland
Ore
Sonoma County Fair
Lawwill
Jim Nicholson
Granada Hills
Stan Hanby
Gardena
Jim Odom
Fremont
Roger Goldthwaite
Sunnyvale
Lif
Fairgrounds
San Jose State produced 62 national champions and 16 Olympians since 1931
The university has fostered a notable athletic legacy with 62 individual national champions and 16 Olympic performers since 1931, highlighting its long history of high level competition and athlete development.
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San Jose State
Giants Drop To Last In First Division Chase
Pirates beat Giants 4 3 as San Francisco falls further from top half of NL standings. Law won for Pittsburgh, while McCormick eyes rematch in game two. Wynn fuels Astros past Mets 9 1 and keeps Houston streak alive. Cardinals top Braves. Cubs split doubleheader with Reds. Dodgers edge Phillies. White Sox and other AL results noted.
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Giants
San Francisco
Mike McCormick
Tommie Sisk
Mike
Pirates
Sisk
Vernon Law
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Jim Hart
Law
Dick Dietz
Juan Pizarro
Roy Face
Bobby Etheridge
McCovey
Hart
Jack Hiatt
worOe
Roberto Clemente
Maury Wills
Donn Clendenon
Ray Sadecki
Clendenon
Lindy McDaniel
Sadecki
Gene Alley
Clemente
Ray
Joss
Cardinals
Houston Astrodome
Jimmy Wynn
Houston Methodist Hospital
Wynn
Astros
New York Mets
Houston
Mets
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Indians
Orioles
Washington
California
Angels
New York
Kansas City
Lou Johnson
Dodgers
Don Sutton
Phillies
Chris Short
Wyman
Rusty Staub
Jimmy
Astro
Grady Hajjon
Roger Maris
St. Louis
Ron Willis
Atlanta
Glenn Beckett
Billy Williams
Ernie Banks
Reds
Gerry Arrigo
Cubs
Ukiah Players Attend Mathias Football Camp
Four Ukiah high school varsity players joined a two week intensive conditioning and training camp led by coaches Bob Meunter and Bob Troppmann at the Bob Mathias ranch between Boonville and Yorkville. Camp offers early morning football, afternoon workouts, chalk talks, and camp-like recreation, with physicals tentatively set for August 16 and 18 and two a day practices starting August 28 at 8 a.m. and 5 30 p.m.
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Ukiah
Bob Meunter
Piedmont
Bob Troppmann
Redwood
Bob Mathias
Boonville
Yorkville
Steve Wren
NBL
Norm Johnson
Johnny Johnson
Jeff Rea
Bucky Ganter
Wildcats
Humboldt Crabs Earn Wichita Trip
Humboldt Crabs clinched a spot in the National Baseball Congress playoffs in Wichita after routing Husteads of Oakland 15 to 6. Phil Keller pitched 6 1 3 innings of no-hit work to earn the win as California earned its sixth berth in seven years.
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Arcata
Calif
UPI
Wichita
Kansas
National Baseball Congress
Humboldt Crabs
Crabs
California
Hustead
Oakland
Phil Keller
Stanford
Pacific Coast Water Ski Championships in Lakeport
The 14th annual Pacific Coast Water Ski Racing Championships and Hot Boat Races unfold this weekend at Clear Lake near Library Park Lakeport. About 150 top skiers compete in 18 age class events while 45 tow boats pull skiers at speeds exceeding 7 mph and hot boats race daily, with 165 trophies to be awarded. The event, organized by Milt Lange Sr., is the region’s largest northern California racing meet with top water ski and hot boat names expected.
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Clear Lake
Library Park
Lakeport
Lake County
Milt Lange
California
Lange
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