Garros Seeks Nine-Second 100 at NCAA Meet
Tom Garros of San Jose State aims for a world record in the 100-yard dash at the NCAA Track and Field championships on the Tennessee campus. He believes a good start Friday could push him toward the nine‑second barrier on the artificial tartan floor, while other events including the 320 yard hurdles and javelin record also spark competition among Yale, Villanova, and Villanova contenders.
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UPI
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San Jose State
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Tom Black
University of Tennessee
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Villanova
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Drake
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Tennessee
Bill Alley
Kansas
Joe ‘Shorter
Yale
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San ‘Jose
California
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Giants unhappy with umpire as Perry rips game loss
San Francisco Giants manager Clyde King denounced umpire Chris Pelekoudas after a 7 loss to the Cincinnati Reds. King called Pelekoudas unfair and noted Perry was upset by a call in the eighth inning. Pelekoudas, who warned Perry, defended his officiating amid the heated exchange.
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San Francisco Giants
Chris Pelekoudas
King
Gaylord ‘Perry
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
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Berry
Pelekoudas
Morbede
Reds
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Belekoudas
Petry
Exceptional pitching sparks Ukiah Pony League action
Greg Alexander no hits Palace Sport and Hobby 8-0 as VFW wins behind nine strikeouts and two hits by Mike Deering. Rotary falls 3-0 after Tom Walker fires a one hitter, Rick Simmons hurt by a foul ball. Pi tchers Danny Burton 11 strikeouts with supportive defense and 18 total hits in the doubleheader.
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Rotary
Fjord
Smorgette
Ukiah Pony League
Ukiah
VFW
Wild
Pargas
Alekartier
Palace Sport and Hobby
Alexander
Mike Deering
Bob Artherson
Jim Brown
Mike Bowman
Crawford
Tom Walker
Rick Simmons
Dolphins Host Veedoos in Hamilton Meet Thriller
Ukiah's Dolphins travel to Hamilton Air Force Base for the third season swim meet against the Veedogs. The Dolphins aim to extend improvements and seek a strong showing, while parents and friends anticipate a fighter-jet base tour and watch the flight takeoff.
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Hamilton Air Force Base
Mothers and Sons to Play At Ukiah Little League Diamond
Mothers and sons from North Ukiah Little League will take the field together at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Ukiah Jaycee County Little League diamond on Low Gap Road. A dedication program accompanies the game and includes a 4 p.m. painter show between Savings Bank and Potter Valley Pine Browns.
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Ukiah Jaycee County
Low’Gap
Corporation Yard
Savings Bank
Potter Valley -Pine
Weber Women's Golf Championship FinalistsNamed in Turbulent Match Play
Archie Clarke and Dede Finin contest an 18 hole match to decide the Weber Trophy with Norma Underwood and Rita Cole battling for top honors in nine hole finals. The Weber luncheon follows to crown the champion as other club members compete in 18 hole and nine hole events.
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Archie Clarke
Dede Finin
Weber
Norma Underwood
Rita Cole
Archie
Clarke
Sweet Dais and
Sun Devils Take On Arizona State Team Tune In
By BILL STEPHENS of Omaha, Neb. UPI report notes Arizona State Sun Devils in focus as the basketball coverage begins with the national wire.
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Omaha, Neb
UPI
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Guild holds on in tight AWSL softball race
In a pressured AWSL season race, Guild beat Lakeport Athletics 4-0 behind Larry Potter and George Sutton. Bradi Shear and Dick Leslie provided key hits as Guild moved to 6-2, with Pearson’s Chevrons close behind at 5-3 and Mountain by 5-3, Tulsa looming next. Arizona State poised for College World Series bait after 4-1 NYU win. Lagrow drives in two with a late sac bunt as Sun Devils eye third CWS title after 11-3 win over Tulsa.
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North ‘State
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Dick Leslie
Vguild
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Golden
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New ‘York University
Gilin
Sun Devils
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Lagrow
Chinappi Leads UMass Redmen As Captain and Top Hitter
Milford Mass forward Tony Chinappi, after a rocky start, graduates with cum laude in physical education and returns to lead the Massachusetts Redmen. A former prep standout, he recovered from a shoulder injury to become a steadying influence on a pitching staff, hitting .344 with 3 09 walks and guiding UMass to a strong season with a Yankee Conference title bid and NCAA run.
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Amherst
Mass
UPI
Tony Chinappi
Tony
Ec Oechusetts
Chinappi
S' Ontiha
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Massachusetts
Anid
Redmen
Milford
Shim
Bridgton Academy
Maine
University of Massachusetts
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Feners
Schoglbby
Tuter
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Beerr
Dick Bergquist
Becaus
Omaha
Umass
Yankee
Milleis ‘Offaire
Rollins aims for NCAA College golf title in Albuquerque
Rollins College of Winter Park Fla leads the NCAA College Division golf championship final round in Albuquerque by two strokes over San Fernando State Calif. Corky Bassler of San Fernando holds a two stroke lead over Rollins' Tom Cavicchi and others after a par breaking under for two under 72. Bassler’s 24 hole total stands at 599, with Cavicchi Ellis Spang and Tony tied for second at 224.
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N. -Mi
UPI
Rollins College of
Winter ‘Park
Fla
Rollins
San_ Fernando State
Calif
Corky Bassler
San Fernando
Tom Cavicchi
Bassler
University of New Mexico
Cavicchi
Willie “Ellis
Southwestern
Memphis
Tony
Mike Spang
Portland State
Braves in 4 Games Pitchers of the Ukiah Braves
Ukiah semipro baseball notes highlight pitchers from the Ukiah Braves and their fans. Mentions include local college ties to the University of San Francisco and players like Jan William with evolving pitching forms and college connections.
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Ukiah
Anton Stadia
Hus
Snear
Byaages
Nadoaria
Srayenite Xia
Universlty of
San Francisco
University of San Francisco
Jan ‘‘Williar
Dve-yeas
Lavottie
Jen
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Upset Over World Champion Torres In Tenkae Fight
World champ Efren Torres of Mexico lost a lopsided ten-round title bout at the Olympic Auditorium to Hanagata. Torres appeared overweight and fatigued after a day of sweating off one pound, while Hanagata fought with injuries but avoided knockdowns. Both fighters suffered facial cuts but remained on their feet through all rounds.
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Mexico
Olymipic
Torres
Guadalajara
Hanagata
Heither
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