Ukiahi Sports Awards Night Honors Dietrick Athlete of Year
Jerry Dietrick, a hard nosed footballer and wrestler, named Ukiahi Outstanding Athlete of the Year at the Ukiahi Boosters Block U Spring Sports Awards in Municipal Park. Howard Brooks presented the award with the perpetual trophy honoring former winners Kelvin Chapman Cory Elmore and Dennis Willeford.
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Ukiahi Boosters
Ukiahi Athletic
Kelvin Chapman
Cory Elmore
Dennis Willeford
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Red Wright
Floyd Rovera
Brad Shear
Howard
Brooks
Jeff Brumett
Scott Cabral
Wildcats
Block U Society
Scott Strong
Matt Miller
Walter Mueller
Dennis Edwards
Craig Ullrich
Rinehart
Rino
Klil FM Radio
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Helene Miller
George Sutton
Mike Ervin
Jeff Felton
Bill Heath
Bill Brunemeyer
al Snarski
Ervin
Ukiahi Girls
U Sports
Chessall Gymnasium
Ukiah
Ukiahi
Diane Sperry
Joe Meyers
Mike Rice
Ferron Key
Brooks Lockhart
Sue Dolan
Norm Withrow
Lindsey Stearns
Norman Withrow
Jayvee
Jean Barton
Laurie Latronica
Steve Brown
Brad Fox
Dan Sperry
Gary Thompson
Mike Drury
Gary Hull
Greg Gallegos
Dave. Damon
Steve Howard
Marc Levy
David Floyd
Eric Firman
Ted Meek
Mike Beer
Tony Bashaw
FROSH
Jose Salvacion
Glenn Wright
Kenneth Eaton
Greg Shear
Pat Prine
Richard Borgnn
Scott Klingbeil
Tim Jennings
Dave Johnson
Tim Klee
Mark Rupe
Forrest Brown
Jerry Dietrich
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Pole vaulters top track contenders
Dan Ripley predicts the AAU national pole vault winner will come from himself Earl Bell or Mike Tully as the World Cup link looms. Quarrie notes McTear’s Ali meet pace may not recur, while Larrier-Lutz balances races as AAU entries. World Cup eligibility hinges on regional limits.
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UPI
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U.S. Track and Field Federation
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Kan
Ucla
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Arkansas State
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Ripley
Pacific Coast Club
Muhammad Ali
Cerritos
Calif
Roland Carter
Don Quarrie
Jamaica
Houston McTear
McTear
Pam Rutherford Leads PWBA Chicago Classic After First Match
Pam Rutherford of Oroville California swept all six games in the first match play round to seize the lead at the PWBA Columbia 300 Chicago Classic in Morton Grove. The 31 year old posted 1 488 pinfall with 180 bonus pins and moved from 14th after qualifying to the top spot ahead of Donna Adamek and others.
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UPI
Pam Rutherford
Oroville
Calif
Rutherford
Rockford
Ill
Donna Adamek
Los Angeles
Morton Grove
Patty Costello
Scranton
Pat Costello
Union City
Cathy Almeida
Cranston
R.I
White's lead North Ukiah Little League as round opens
Rain and cancellations shape standings for the North Ukiah Little League as the second half begins. White's leads with 10-2, Fitzgerald's 7-4, Broiler 7-5, Lions 6-3-1, Savings Bank 5-5, Vic's Pizza 4-8, LP Potter Valley 3-6-1, Masonite 1-11. makeups linger for several clubs.
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Broiler
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Ronny Higgins
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Jerayme Thomas
Warren Galletti
David Stolpe
Bobby McBride
Steve Fortin
Billy Williams
Thomas
White
David Ulm
Brent Kinney
Gordon
Grid coaches balking at tightened rulings
Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer says up to 56 major universities might quit the NCAA in protest of tighter rules. He blasts limits on coaching staffs and player scholarships as unfair to larger programs and harmful to recruiting. He notes coaches like Alex Agase and Bill Battles are out of work under the eight coaches limit. Switzer argues schools struggle to fund coaching duties while recruiting remains the chief task.
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Switzer
Tucson Daily Citizen
Stephen Horn
Cal State-Long Beach
Alex Agase
Bill Battles
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Padres
San Diego
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Fingers Pays Off for Padres in Save String
Rollie Fingers earned his fifth consecutive save as the San Diego Padres defeated the San Francisco Giants 4-2. Rob Andrews sparked two unearned Padres runs, and manager Alvin Dark relied on Fingers for the ninth inning, matching his one-inning usage preference.
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Rob Andrews
San Diego
Dave Tomlin
Dark
Fingers
Padres
Oakland
Rollie
Alvin
Former pro football player arrested on drug charges
Former NFL kickoff returner Mac Herron, 28, was arrested on cocaine and PCP possession during a hotel stakeout incident not related to a hostage confrontation. Police found $20,000 cash in his room and booked him on a controlled substance charge. He previously played for the New England Patriots and was cut by the Los Angeles Rams before the 1976 season. He gave addresses in Chicago Atlanta and Boston.
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UPI
Mac Herron
Herron
New England Patriots
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago
Atlanta
Boston
Fingers Reaches New Season Save Mark Early
Fingers records 13 saves this season, the most he has had this early in a season. His previous best was 11 saves around the All Star Game period.
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Fingers
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