Marichal Earns 10th Win as Giants Top Reds in Baseball
Juan Marichal, after neck stiffness sidelined him, became the first major leaguer to reach ten wins this season by pitching the San Francisco Giants to a 4-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. He added a run scoring single in the sixth, aided by a Siebern triple, with Jim Hart leading the attack.
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Track Stars Converge in Bakersfield for AAU Nationals
Bakersfield hosts the 79th two day National AAU championships with over 500 top US performers entered. Notables include NCAA 100 yd champion Charley Greene Nebraska and USC stars, while San Jose State Jerry Smith and Texas Southern rival Jimmy Hines pursue sprint rematches. Defending champ Southern California Striders lead 44 entrants as clubs such as Oakland Athletic, New York AC, and Santa Clara Youth Village also compete for team honors.
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Reagan’s Son Fo Compete In Speed Races
Gov Ronald Reagan’s son Mike enters Clear Lake Marathon, driving a $15,000 boat marked Number 1. Sponsored by Matrix Science Corp Cyclone Engineering and Ralph Williams Ford, he competes among 50 to 60 top drivers including marathon champions from Alabama Texas Arizona and an all girl team. A Viking Spirit hull worth $2,100 donated by Bob Nordskog adds to the prize pool.
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Bald eagle presumed extinct except in Alaska
A report notes the American bald eagle is extinct in most regions, surviving in Alaska where populations persist amid conservation attention.
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United States Loses Davis Cup Tie to Ecuador
GUAYAQUIL Ecuador United States tennis team fell 3 1 in a Davis Cup best of five series as Arthur Ashe lost 0 6 6 4 6 2 0 6 6 3 to Francisco Guzman Miguel Olvera defeated Cliff Richey for the U S lone win in a series that wrapped up Monday with Ecuador advancing to the Inter Zone semi finals The setback marks the sixth time in eight years the Yanks failed to reach the finals and ends a run that previously saw the U S reach the Challenge Round each year from 1938 to 1960.
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Feast or Famine in Ukiah Valley Softball League
In the Ukiah Valley Men's Softball League games at Giorno Park on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, teams rely on strong pitching and timely hits. Ken Johnson led Mendo Lake Savings and Loan to a 13-2 win over Potter Valley, while Spanish Mountain TV routed Thrasher Lumber 20-0 with Larry Potter and Larry Nicholson shining in the opener. Guild Wide’s Max Foutz hurled a four-hit shutout in a 5-0 win over Masonite.
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Masonite Triumphs Over Lake County Colts 8 3
Masonite of Ukiah finally defeated Lange Brothers of Lake County 8 3 after a 0-0 seven inning opener for the Colt League lead. Jim Hull worked two innings Monday plus five more. Dennis Cooper delivered a two run single as the team batted well. Lange Brothers had early errors and scattered hits while Pleasant View beat Ukiah Sporting Goods 7-3 and 14-0 in separate games. Pony Leaguers and semi pro matchups followed with Ukiah Baseball Club versus Mendocino Braves in a doubleheader plan.
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Mendocino County Airmen Meet Moves to July 26
The Mendocino County Airmen Association changes its monthly meeting from July 3 to July 26 at 7:30 p.m. at the city airport building. All members are urged to aid preparations for the annual Fly-In and breakfast on Sunday July 16, co sponsored with the Rotary Club.
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Barry Signs with Oakland Americans In NBA Shakeup
Rick Barry left the San Francisco Warriors for the Oakland Americans in a three year six figure deal. Owner Franlin Mikuli vowed legal action to block the move. Pat Boone confirmed Barry is free to sign with the ABA rival, which plans fall season play and already counts seven NBA stars among its ranks.
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Spitziest and Wright Lead 15th U S Women Open Field
New York UPI reports defending champion Sandra Spitzius and four-time winner Mickey Wright head the 99 player field for the 15th U S Women's Open at Virginia Hot Springs June 29 to July 2. The USGA invites all past Open winners since 1956 plus Patty Berg and other early champions. 43 amateurs also qualify including Anne Quast Wells Shelly Hamlin Phyllis Preuss and Nancy Roth Syms.
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West German boxing champions to tour United States
A team of West German amateur boxing champions will begin a U S tour on August 24, becoming the first European boxing team to visit the United States since World War I. Jockey Club regulations prohibit registering racehorses under a living person’s name without approval. Want-ads bring results.
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PGA and touring pros end dispute in closed door meeting
The Professional Golfers Association and touring pros reach a truce in Hudson Ohio after threats of boycotting the PGA championship. An eighth member joins the tournament committee and a tie breaking panel is created while players gain scheduling and tournament control. Doug Ford Dan Sikes and Gardner Dickinson helped secure the agreement as Harry Pezzullo named to the committee.
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