Ukiah Opens Two Leagues In 26-Team Slow Pitch Play
Ukiah Daily Journal reports the 1975 Ukiah Valley Men's Slow Pitch Softball League features 26 teams in two divisions. Play begins tonight at 7 and 8 15 p.m. with games across National and American divisions.
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Dodgers blank Expos to open 10-game homestand
Andy Messersmith allowed four hits in his fourth shutout and 1st career, while Jimmy Wynn hit his 12th homer as the Dodgers beat the Expos 4-0. Los Angeles moved within a half game of Cincinnati after a 5-7 road trip, drawing 1,004,550 fans this season at home. Other NL results included Pittsburgh over Cincinnati 9-2 and St Louis 5-4 over Atlanta.
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Junior Olympics target grows for Ukiah track stars
Ukiah area junior high and elementary girls pursue early running goals as Millbrae Junior Olympics finals near. Local qualifiers with Redwood Valley support push for Diablo Valley and Sonoma State meets, with several girls advancing to Milbrae and more trials upcoming.
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Batting order switch near end helps Twins win 11 10
Danny Thompson batted out of order for eight innings then returned to his correct spot in the ninth and drove in the winning run with a single in the 11th as the Minnesota Twins edged the Cleveland Indians 11 to 10. Umpires' ruling depended on Indian manager Frank Robinson's protest. several earlier plays hinged on the misaligned centerfield scoreboard. Other AL scores included Oakland over Baltimore in 15, Texas over Boston, California over New York, Kansas City over Detroit, and Milwaukee defeating Chicago 1 0.
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Vida Blue Saves Marathon Win for A's in Seattle Tilt
Vida Blue earned his second career save and first since 1972 as the Oakland Athletics beat the Baltimore Orioles 4 3 in 15 innings. Campaneris homered in the eighth amid a disputed call, while Rudi and North drove in runs to force extra innings. The win, aided by Fingers and Lindblad in relief, snaps Baltimore's three game streak.
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Walt Williams Faces Doubts Behind Yankee Bench
In a candid portrait, Walt Williams discusses his short frame, bow legs, and nickname No Neck as he battles for playing time with the New York Yankees. Despite a .429 average after seven weeks and a career .269, Williams contends managers overlook him for daily duty. teammate Bill Virdon praises his ability, while Williams notes the public and card-collecting pressures he faces. He reflects on his limited chances, his defense on low flies, and his drive to prove doubters wrong from his San Francisco high school star background.
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