Standings and schedules from baseball leagues
Standings show both the East and West divisions with W L and win percentages for New York St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Montreal Philadelphia San Francisco Los Angeles Houston Atlanta Cincinnati San Diego and others. Wednesday results include Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 1 and Montreal 4 San Fran 0 with night games. Fridays feature pitchers and matchups across the leagues, including Morton facing Morton and Sutton opposing Wise.
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Aging Pancho Gonzalez eyes Wimbledon glory
Pancho Gonzalez, 43, heads to London to chase the Wimbledon Singles title, valuing the crown as deeply as Sam Snead values the U S Open and Wilt Chamberlain the World Championship. He plans selective appearances, uses lob shots to slow opponents and reflects on a tempered temper as age reduces his pace and energy.
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Ukiah Weight Training Program Starts This Summer
The Ukiah Recreation Department and Ukiah Unified Schools announce a summer weight training program for boys and young men from college age to junior high. Beginning Monday June 14, the weight room opens Monday through Thursday 6:30 to 8 p.m. Head coach Jeff Felton will supervise and advise on muscle development and sport conditioning. Participants should establish a regular lift routine with clear objectives and follow it through the training period for football and other sports. Report to Coach Felton in the weight training room.
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Palace Sport climbs in SLL standings with 6-0 win
Palace Sport and Hobby of South Ukiah Little League extended its winning streak to six games, beating Masonite 6-0. Jay Bell pitched a one hit 12 strikeout gem with Les Salisbury driving the lone Masonite hit. Bobby Simpson had three hits for Palace. Auto Dealers beat Kiwanis 7-1 as Eddie Dunsing worked a one hitter.
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Dobson Shines as A's Top Red Sox 6-1 in Oakland
Chuck Dobson allowed five hits and earned his fourth win without a loss despite tiring late. Oakland built a 6-1 victory over Boston behind Dobson's strong outing, with Sal Bando and Dick Green homering and Dave Duncan calling Conigliaro's homer an accident. The A's, 25-5 trio of starters, moved seven games ahead of Kansas City in the AL West and head into a three game set with the Yankees after an off day.
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Giants stumble as Renko blanks Giants on one hit
Montreal righty Steve Renko shut out the San Francisco Giants on one hit as June misery continued for the visitors. Dietz's second inning single stood as the only scratch hit off Renko, who improved to 7-4. Renko escaped late trouble after two baserunners in the eighth, denying Giant stars McCovey and company. The loss drops San Francisco to seven losses in eight games while Los Angeles also fell, keeping the NL West lead intact.
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USC Rated as Best College Nine
USC, with a 48-12 record and a 31 of 33 win run, is rated the top college baseball team in the final 1971 poll by Collegiate Baseball. Pan American of Texas, Texas, Southern Illinois, Tulsa, and Mississippi State follow in the top five, with a wide field including Harvard, Brigham Young, Seton Hall, Santa Clara and Georgia Tech.
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Giants and A's draft pitchers in secondary phase
San Francisco Giants expanded its draft list with five prep pitchers in the opening phase and two more right handers in the secondary phase Terry Wayne from Columbus Georgia and Paul Patterson from Canton New York. Oakland Athletics selected four pitchers two lefties Stephen James from Whittier California and James Horton from Ypsilanti Michigan and two right handers Ronald Corbett from Medford Massachusetts and Michael McNeilly from Longview Washington who also plays shortstop. They also chose second baseman Stephen Miles from Downey California and third baseman Charles Bates from Los Angeles.
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