Willie Mays Leads Giants Past Mets In 11 Innings
In San Francisco, Willie Mays, age 40, powers the Giants to a 2-1 win over the Mets in 11 innings. He hits his 11th homer on a 3-0 count, makes key plays in the ninth, and helps Jerry Koosman suffer a hard-luck loss. Mays explains his late-game swing and a series of defensive feats cementing the victory. Giants skipper Charlie Fox proclaims Mays the greatest.
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Mays
Willie McCovey
Tito Fuentes
Geet
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Tito
Bob Aspromonte
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Jerry Gris
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Koosman
Bud Harrelson
Dick Dietz
al Gallagher
Tim Foli
Foli
Willie
Gallagher
Fuentes
Expos
Gil Hodges
Charlie "Fox
Fox
Jerry Johnson
Meig
Ron Bryant
Buford Eagles Heat Up as Fans Go Wild at Chisox Beatdown
Buford hit two homers and drove in three as Baltimore routed Chicago 11 3 after a melee in the eighth. He clashed with Bart Johnson, trading blows amid flying debris including a chair and corn. Manager Earl Weaver called it an unfortunate scene.
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Earl Weaver
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Ondeck Circle
Weaver
Chylak
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Palace Sport achieves late revenge in tight South Ukiah League race
Palace Sport blanked Auto Dealers 5-0 as Jay Bell tossed a strong win behind solid fielding and timely hitting. Auto Dealers, previously leading the standings, sit in a nominal tie with Prescription Center while Palace, Hobby, and Masonite chase. Bell and Miller both struck out 10 as Palace’s defense stifled Auto Dealers, with key catches preserving the shutout. Palace had earlier defeated Pargas 27-4, led by Bell, Johnson, and Dale. Prescription Center beat Masonite 6-2 behind Hayes’ five-hitless innings and multiple PC hits.
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Hobby
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Lions
Pargas
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Chuck Anderson
Todd Wild
Berger
Bell
Stu Miller
Miller
Kelly Dixon
Palace
Rich Tibbetts
John Hefte
Dave Johnson
Russ Dale
Wildberger
Paul Williams
Terry Hayes
Hayes
Kevin Cox
Kennedy Games Track Field Preview At Berkeley Dec 9
Top trackmen lead the Kennedy Games entry list at Berkeley with world record holders in discus javelin and shot events. Randy Matson Al Feuerbach clash in the shot while Jay Silvester Jorma Kinnunen headline field in discus and javelin. Upsets and duels loom in the 880 with Rick Brown facing John Drew and a sprint mix including Eddie Hart Isaac Curtis and Willie Deckard.
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UCLA
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Arnie Robinson
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Rick Brown
University of California
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U.S
Ken Swenson
Juris Luzins
Mark Winzenried
USC
Willie Deckard
Cal
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Isaac Curtis
Mohinder Gill
Reynaldo Brown
Jom Penney
George French
Lee Evans
Jim Kemp
Wayne Collett
Ukiah to field women’s softball league in 1971
The Ukiah Valley Women's Softball League plans Friday night games at Giorno Park starting June 4 with two 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. contests and Monday 7 p.m. matchups. Seven to eight teams, including Potter Valley and possibly Fort Bragg, are expected in the season. Ukiah players showed speed in a Santa Rosa Slow Pitch tourney, with Texaco Swingers leading the effort and support from Liz Jurado and Donna Arnold. Sponsors include Savings Bank of Mendocino, Texaco, Handy Market, and local businesses.
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Sacramento Wildcats
Bill Floyd
Handy Market
Jess Rawles Redwood Tree
Spanish Mountain TV
Pour Richard's
Potter Valley General Store
Ukiah Varsity baseball crowned NBL I co champs
Ukiah's Varsity baseball team, coached by Al Snarski with help from Bill Brunemeyer and Pat Wilson, earned a co championship with Napa after a tough season marked by 12 inning games and tight playoff battles. The squad finished 9-4 in the league, 15-7 overall, and talent returning next season includes seven players, with seniors honored at the Block U-Ukiah Boosters dinner.
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Dan Vilotti
Ron Carlston
Rod Christenson
Rick Heath
John Kullman
Ukiah
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Mort VandenBerghe
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Norm
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Dave Strong
Bill Tatum
Charles Meyers
Nagel
Rancho Cotate
Young American Closes Rally To Win British Amateur Match
Jim Simons of Butler Pennsylvania, 21 and youngest Walker Cup member, overturned a three hole deficit in the final stages to beat Ian Hutcheon of Scotland on the 20th green in the British Amateur Championship second round. Simons, from Winston Salem and Wake Forest, joked about planning a plane home before striking back with three late bogies by Hutcheon.
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Scotland
Jim Simons
Butler
Penn
Ian Hutcheon
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