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06 Jun 1969
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1969
Page
1
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The text lists scattered items about national and American meetings, a remark on Pete Rozelle, and vague references to football and speed metrics. It reads as an OCR fragment with no clear events, dates, or definite entities beyond generic sports and committee mentions.
The Neptune Dolphins enter the AAU sanctioned interclub meet at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Ukiah Wellness Center as officials report at 8:30 a.m. Coaches expect a building year with many individual and team goals. The calendar includes meets with Wikiup Warriors, two invitational days July 4-5, and Redwood Empire championships July 26-27 hosted by Ukiah, leading to the August 27 Dolphin Awards dinner and back to school for swimmers aged 6 to 17. Coaches invite new and returning swimmers to join.
Fragmentary text mentions Charles and a pitcher role amid unclear context. No verifiable events, dates, or entities to confirm a coherent news item.
The text presents a garbled note about a baseball game, mentioning Cardinals and a player named Sailer. It hints at a home victory and a standout performance including multiple hits and a homer, with references to walks and scoring, but the details are jumbled and parts are unreadable.
Busy weekend for local baseball and softball with multiple leagues resuming after a week of graduations. Wetton returns tonight as Pony League youths 15 to 16 play, plus two softball leagues at Homo Pinttonleht and a Pinles Uy td Okiah Busenun Cub host the San Francisco Spiders, Menlo Raiders doubleheader at 1 pm.
San Francisco reports two high draftees signed with the Forty Niners. Ekuiene Moore from Occidental joins as a fourth round pick and Jimmy Thomas from the University of Texas at Arlington joins as a sixth round pick. Both are running backs.
Junior golfers under 18 prepare for the Ukiah Municipal course Monday morning start at 9 a m with check in 30 minutes early. The two low gross medal scores earn entry to the three day Northern California State Junior Championship in Visalia June 27 28 29.
New York report: Majestic Prince will try to cover Belmont's mile and a half for a third leg of the Triple Crown. Prime challengers Arts and Letters and Dike aim to stop the unbeaten Derby and Preakness winner as the field grows for the $100,003 added Belmont.
Top gunners from the Redwood Empire and California compete at Ukiah on Vichy Springs Road range for the 1969 Ukiah Outdoor Smallbore Rifle Four-Position Region Championships. About 60 shooters contest prone kneeling sitting and standing in individual and team events with .22 rimfire rifles and NRA target rules. Medals trophies and prizes awarded. may be final match at the Ukiah Rifle Club grounds.
Daryl McClendon shot a 70 to claim medal honors after 18 holes of the 36 hole qualifying at Ukiah Municipal Golf Course. Gary Shimin Newt Bassler and Lee White were one stroke back with 34 37, 35 36, 36 35 respectively as the field of 16 moved into four championship flights and match play.
Maury Wills ended his three day retirement and agreed to rejoin the Montreal Expos as general manager Jim Fanning announced. The Expos prepared for an exhibition game against the Vancouver Mounties of the Pacific Coast League when Fanning disclosed Wills is coming back.
The Black Bart Pin Classic opens at Yokayo Bowl with a Western atmosphere featuring chuck wagon grub and dancing. The event runs three days with a big attractor, a ten pin Western shootout and prize money including first prize for men and $50 for women. Entrants must complete three games by Sunday night and pay $3 for a three game series in handicap format. Notable entrants include Del Quail and Bill Schwarm, while Kay Seaton and Mikkey Paka are among leading handicapped contenders.
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