Ukiah High Football Hopes Rise After Spring Practice
Ukiah High School and North Bay League face the fall with brighter football prospects as spring practice showed promising leadership and progress. Coaches led by Mort Wahden Berghe anticipate August drills and a tougher schedule including Pacific Fort Bragg Vallejo Santa Rosa Petaluma, plus potential home games and 80 Freshman players.
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North Bay
Beth Swithmlik
Ukiah Dolphins
Ukiah
Docino Braves
Mort Wahden Berghe
Ukidh K Hizh Schidol
Pacific
Fort Bragh
Vallejo
Santa Rosa
Petaluma
Jayvees
Varsity
Montgomery
Hogan of Vallejo
Napa
Lakeport
Tedd
Frosh
Analy
Healdsburg
Cloverdale
el Molino
Sonoma
Piner
Ukiaht
Saund
Mel Gray
Ukiah Softball Opens Tonight With Local Derbies
Mendo L ake Savings and Loan backs Ukiah High School softball as two games open the season tonight at 6 30 p m with Froyd Ner leading a team against Potter Valley led by Ray Nelson and at 8 p m Spanish Mountain managed by Brad Shear faces Thrasher s led by Joe Holstine Jr Two more games Wednesday night match Guild Wine Masonite and Potter Spanish Mountain Players not ready may forfeit or sit in stands and first games may be affected by weather or lack of a full roster.
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Mendo - Lake Savings and Loan
Ukiah
Thrasher’s
Joe Holstine Jr
Guild Wine and Masonite
Potter
Spanish Mountain
Potter Valley Girls Earn Outstanding Sports Year
Potter Valley high school girls under Mrs Mary Roby achieved a record year in basketball, track, softball, tennis and gym activities. Capt Debbi Kronenbitter led an undefeated basketball run in Ukiah Valley League while Ellen Troxell and Holly Harding posted top scoring and sprint results. The squad added awards in gymnastics volleyball and field events, with Miss Sportsmanship Jan Troxel and a Mother Daughter Fashion Show ceremony recognizing deep commitment to physical education.
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Potter Valley High School
Mary Roby
Potter Valley
Ukiah
Louise Whitaker
California
Roby
Pomoluta
GAA
Jan Troxel
Debbi Kronenbitter
Potter Valley Girls
Ukiah” Valley
Potter ‘Valley Girls
Ellen Troxell
Jari Troxell
Holly Harding
Ward
Debbie Kronenbitter
Beloved Belmont horse Cool Reception fought for last time
Belmont Stakes runner up Cool Reception broke his right foreleg in the final strides. Despite three pins and surgery by Dr. William O. Reed the 3 year old buckled and was destroyed Monday. Owned by Mrs. Margaret Seitz and Mrs. Joan Reid. Damascus led the stretch with Cool Reception finishing second before the fatal injury.
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Belmont,n.y
UPI
Cool Reception
William O. Reed
Reed
Margaret Seitz
Joan Reid
Damascus
Gentleman James
Windy Answer
Néarth
Johnny Sellérs
Frenn Sets Unofficial World Record At Rose Bowl Meet
George Frenn of Pasadena Athletic Association won 56 pound weight throw, a measurement of 48 feet 3.75 inches, at the Rose Bowl Invitational. The Belmont finish netted $25,000, lifting career earnings to $153,477.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
George Frenn
Frenn
Pasadena Athletic Association
Needles Calif Named From Pinnacle Formations
Needles California earned its name from a cluster of rocky pinnacles visible in nearby Arizona. The striking spires guided early settlers and became a lasting geographic reference for the town.
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Needles, Calif
Arizona
Driver Scores Triple at Cotati Speedway Meet
Merle Brennan of Reno Nevada won the A and B Production and E Production events at the National Sports Car Races in Cotati California. He set a 1 minute 8.01 second lap in a Genemble for the A and B Production win and a 1 minute 19.77 second lap in an MGB for E Production. Other entries included H Production Lyle Forsen Seattle Foregrini 1 20.20 F Production Lee Hebert Grana da Hills Datsun Special 311 1 21.11 C and D Production Ron Grable San Jose 1 11.67 Dart 1 11.67 G Production Perry Hall Pomona Porsche 911 1 19.01 Formula A B C Steve Griswold Berkeley LeGrande Alpha 1 11.70 Formula V Bequette Carmichael Crusader 1 22.96.
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Calif
UPI
Merle Brennan di Reno
Nev
Brennan
Genemble
MGB
H Production
Lee Hebert
Granada Hills
Ron Grable
San. Jose
Dart
Perry Hall
Pomona
Porsche
Steve Griswold
Berkeley
LeGrande
J. Bequette
Carmichael
Yachts Begin Trials In Long Island Sound For Cup Defense
Four 12 meter yachts started trials in Long Island Sound to determine the American defense for the America's Cup. American Eagle Constellation Intrepid and Weatherly will race through Friday for the chance to challenge Australia’s Dame Pattie in Newport Rhode Island starting September 12.
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UPI
Long Island Sound
United States
Constellation
Australia
Damene Pattie
Newport
R.I
Pony Hurlers Sharp Elliott Lopez in no hit bid
Elliott Lopez of Ganter-Nabors Chevrons threw seven innings in a 3-0 win over Crawford with two hits by Mark Wipf. Ukiah VFW drilled Ford Gravel 4-1 as Tate struck out 12 in six frames. Rain wiped other Pony League games. schedule resumes with three Wednesday and three Friday contests.
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Elliott Lopez
Lopez
Ganter-Nabors
Crawford
Mark Wipf
Megevel
Aneven
Sosrathe A
Enders
Hollingsworth
Dink Farmer
Chevrons
Ukiah Vfw
Mike
Tate
VFW
Ford Gravel
Robie “Gilleyor-Ford
Eee Frase Hill
Bilt
Mike Kitten
Genessae and
Masonite Beats Pleasant View 1-0 Behind Hull Pitching
Zimmerman threw a one hitter for Masonite as two Colt League openers at Anton Stadium produced a 1-0 win over Pleasant View. Errors at first and third aided Masonite while Jimmy Hull spun a three hit shutout, besting a seasoned opponent. In the other opener, errors doomed Sporting in Anton Stadium.
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Bruce. Zimmerman
Masonite
Anton Stadium
Pleasant View
Jimmy Hull
Anton-Stadium
Polo Opener: Milwaukee Defeats Houston in Season Debut
The Milwaukee Polo Club opened the National Polo League season with an 11 to 7 victory over Houston. Harold Barry scored twice and contributed to four goals in the first chukker as Milwaukee took early control.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
Milwaukee Polo Club
Harold Barry
Houston
United States and Soviet Union Favored in World Championship
MONTEVIDEO Uruguay United States coach Dave Gregg and Soviet coach Alexander Gomelski both projected victory as their teams prepared for the world basketball championship. The Soviets beat Lebanon 96 61 and improved to 3 0 while the Americans carried an 8 20 record into tonight s showdown.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Tay
Sinbéaten
Russia
Ifreentinia
U.S
Dave—Gregg
Bu Ut
Aute Iain
Aléxander Gomelski
Ussr
Aluminum Siding Offer From Riviera Builders Seeks 47 Homes
Riviera Builders announces a Spring Program selecting 47 area homes to receive aluminum siding installation at a discounted price. Homeowners can save hundreds on installation with no money down and special terms. interested residents are urged to call 462-6533 or mail name and phone to Ukiah Daily Journal Box 466533.
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Riviera Builders
Riviera
Ukiah Daily Journal
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