Pac-8 may allow bowls beyond Rose to follow Big Ten lead
The Pacific Eight considers letting non champion teams play in bowls other than the Rose Bowl, aligning with the Big Ten. Conference officials stress Rose Bowl prestige intact, champions to Rose Bowl, and ties resolved by conference formulas. Roses officials will decide later this week.
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LP Clinches Senior Coast League Title With Ukiah Valley Win
Louisiana-Pacific clinched the senior Coast League title by defeating Ukiah Valley Creamery 16-8. Pitchers Alex Van Patten and Dietler Whitman shared the win with LP
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A's defeat Brewers to extend win streak
The Oakland Athletics beat the Milwaukee Brewers 5-3 as Bert Campaneris hit a first inning homer and Reggie Jackson added his 12th later. Jim Slaton struggled, dropping to 3-8, while Milwaukee failed to find a reliable stopper despite some good play.
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Thirteen inducted into National Track Hall of Fame in Charleston
Thirteen new members join the U S National Track and Field Hall of Fame in ceremonies in Charleston West Virginia. Speakers include Bob Richards and Jim Thorpe’s family attends with the Hall of Fame Classic featuring 26 events led by Rick Wohlhueter who is favored in the two mile. The event honors Avery Brundage, with his widow arriving from California.
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Gamecocks Upset Arizona In College World Series Thriller
South Carolina rallied to beat Arizona State 3 2 in Omaha as Earl Bass spun a three hitter to earn his 17th straight win. Greg Keatley and Mark Van Dever sparked the comeback with a two run triple and a squeeze bunt. Arizona State led early on Garret Strong double and Ken Phelps homer but Bass shut them down the rest of the way.
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Caldwell Back In form A Giants win over Phillies
San Francisco Giants pitcher Mike Caldwell returned toward last season’s form to beat Philadelphia 3 1 in a blustery Candlestick Park game. Greg Luzinski led the Phillies with four hits and all four runs as the Phillies lost 83. Gary Thomasson provided power for the Giants with a homer and a double while Alan Miller impressed at third base with seven assists. Ed Goodson was traded to Atlanta for utility infielder Craig Robinson, and Ed Halicki faces Steve Carlton in today’s rematch.
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Yanks May Deliver Under Free Reins Pitching Turnaround
The New York Yankees have unleashed Rudy May, now 30, letting him pitch his own way. He won his fifth straight game with a seven hit, 10 strikeout performance in a 5-1 win over the Minnesota Twins. New York has surged, 10 of 11 and 12 of 14, closing to one game behind the Boston Red Sox in the AL East.
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Sunday softball starts 5 p.m in Ukiah Valley League
Weekend schedule changes shift first games to 5 p.m on Saturday and Sunday with all following games roughly an hour earlier. Yankee bats pace a 12 hit effort behind Roy White’s two runs, double, and single as Pazik loses his fourth. other AL results noted and NL scores list key matchups.
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Weeden Leads Cal Gymnastics in Elite Trials
Cal’s Tom Weeden, a UC junior, led the U.S. Gymnastics Federation Elite National Championships and Pan Am trials in Carbondale. Bart Conner, 16, of Niles West High School, won the Olympic compulsories with 52.15 but trailed Weeden by 1.4 points overall.
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Ukiah Dolphins open RESL dual season tonight
The Ukiah Dolphins Swim Club Division III hosts Sonoma Swim Club at 6 30 p m at Ukiah Municipal Pool in a season opener for 6 under to 18 year olds. Division I teammates start later with Santa Rosa action June 18 and 19.
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Pro Paul Underwood to lead Petaluma Golf Club move
After a decade at Ukiah Municipal Golf Course Underwood will become head pro at Petaluma Golf and Country Club. He replaces interim pro Rolvin McIntosh and follows Ted Martinez amid board pressure, with Ukiah seeking a successor and noting past club leadership changes.
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