Ukiah duo to star for Sonoma County All Stars in Marin clash
Ukiah's John Kullman and Rick Heath headline the Sonoma County All Stars roster meeting Marin County at Albert Field in San Rafael Thursday night. The squad draws from Ukiah, Rancho Cotate, and numerous North Bay League schools with Jim Daugherty and Al Snarski coaching. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 1 for under 14, available at Mailer-Frey Sporting Goods Santa Rosa or at the gate in San Rafael.
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Ukiah
Sonoma County
Analys
Sonoma
Cardinal Newman
el Molino
Healdsburg
Piner
Jim Daugherty
Mailer-Frey Sporting Goods
4Th Street
Santa Rosa
San Rafael
Marin
Larkspur
Snarski
Daugherty
Dane Jacobson
Rancho Cotate
Stan Erickson
Montgomery
John Kullman
Tony Shimety
Analy
John Norstrom
Pete Lenconi
Dennis Mason
Randy Harris
Rick Tacla
Don Neubacher
Gary Galeazzi
Bill Wambold
Rick Heath
Craig Potts
Jim Hurt
Sonoma County All-Stars. Look For Dave Judnick, Novato; Mike Johnson, Tamalpais
Tom Olson
Marin Catholic
Scott Seefeldt
Terra Linda
John Barnam
San Marin
Mike Bauman
Drake
Larry Kerr
Steve Pond
Novato
Jim Thorne
Randy Jackson
John Kidder
Rob Gorman
Redwood
Jim Thompson
Holt Green
Bill Shebert
Albert Field
Marin County
Nicklaus Trevino Ready for Open Playoff at Merion
Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino enter a playoff after tying 280 at Merion East, with Trevino praising Nicklaus as the greatest. Simons, the 21-year-old amateur from Butler, Pa., led early before fading in the heat as the 18th hole decided the field. Bob Rosburg and Jim Colbert tied for third at 282.
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Ardmore
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Nicklaus
Trevino
Merion Golf Club
Merion
Trévino
Simons
Lee
Simmons
Butler
Ben Hogan
George Fazio
Lloyd Mangrum
Hogan
Rosburg
Colbert
Big Jack
Bob Rosburg
Jim Colbert
John Miller
George Archer
Ray Floyd
Gay Brewer
Bert Yancey
Larry Hison
Bobby Nichols
U.S
Lanny Wadkins
Wadkins
Arnold Palmer
Oakmont
Syracuse wins IRA regatta in upset over Washington
Cornell’s Dave Wetherill led the varsity eight to a 69 year first as the Big Red won the Varsity Challenge Cup after coming from a repechage, beating heavily favored Washington on Onondaga Lake. Navy won the varsity fours and junior varsity eights, with Pennsylvania taking freshman events and California the varsity pairs.
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Allan R. Bruce
Syracuse
N. Y
UPID
Dave Wetherill
Cornell University
Onondaga Lake
Wetherill
Cornell
Big Red
Washington
IRA
Acrepechage
Huskies
Navy
Pennsylvania
California
Pony Colt Meeting Set To Discuss Baseball Growth
An open Pony Colt League meeting for officials and parents is planned Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Anton Stadium locker rooms. The discussion will explore a summit to coordinate future baseball for ages 8 to 19, with hopes of broader talks including Little League and high school groups to chart growth and strengthen local programs.
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Pony-Colt
Anton Stadium
Joe DiMaggio
Bronco
Standings and Results From Saturday and Sunday Baseball
Standings show New York over Philadelphia 6 to 5 in 15 innings. Montreal beat Pittsburgh 10 to 1, Chicago 7 over St Louis 1, San Francisco 7 over San Diego 4, Atlanta 9 over Cincinnati 3, Los Angeles 4 over Houston 0. West standings list Baltimore 42-22, Detroit 37-29, Boston 35-29, New York 30-36, Cleveland 30-34, Oakland 44-22, Kansas City 35-27, Minnesota 33-30, California 31-38, Milwaukee 23-38, Chicago 23-38. Sunday results include Chicago 18 Minnesota 8, Oakland 11 Milwaukee 4, Milwaukee 7 Oakland 4, Cleveland 7 Detroit 6 in first game, Cleveland 7 Detroit 6 second game suspended, Baltimore 10 New York 4, Boston 4 Washington 3, Kansas City 5 California 1 first, California 8 Kansas City 4 second, Minnesota 2 Chicago 1 in 10 innings, Oakland 2 Milwaukee 0, Detroit 5 Cleveland 3, New York 6 Baltimore 4 11 innings, Washington 2 Boston 0.
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Phila
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
West
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
Kan City
Ww. ‘Pet
Brttaburgh
Big Mon
Pilea A
Ww. L. Pet
Philadelphia
Windy night highlights at Golden West Invitational
Marshall Dill of Detroit won the 100 yard and 220 yard dashes with marks of 9.5 and 21.0 amid a six mile per hour wind to earn outstanding performer honors at the 12th Golden West Invitational. Randy Lightfoot of Plainview claimed dual wins in high hurdles and low barriers, while Ken McBride of Mt. Vernon extended the national high school triple jump record in wind aided fashion. Randy Williams of Fresno Edison added a long jump worth 25-2 1 2 and also placed third in the triple jump. Tony Krzyzosiak of Garden Grove and Tom Kight of Worthington, Ohio equalled meet records in the quarter and intermediate hurdles. Russ Francis of Eugene won the javelin at 237-6 as wind affected marks pepper the meet.
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Randy Lightfoot
Plainview
Tex
Lightfoot
Ken McBride
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
Dave Tucker
San Joaquin Memorial
Fresno
Randy Williams
Fresno Edison
Seattle
Wash
Williams
California State
Tony Krzyzosiak
Garden Grove
Tom Kight
Worthington
Ohio
Krzyzosiak
Kight
Russ Francis
Eugene
Ore
Ryan
Willamette Valley
Liquori
Steve Prefontaine
Oregon
Garry Bjorklund
Minnesota
Ray Hupp
Ohio State
Jacques Accambray
Kent State
Sid Sink
Bowling Green
Reynaldo Brown
Cal Poly Slc
Denny Rogers
UCLA
DiMaggios Win Two On Weekend Doubleheader
Ukiah hosts a doubleheader after travel all weekend as the Joe DiMaggios beat Analy 1 0 in a late rally and then won 8 2 after trailing 2 0. Haskell and Flynn led with key hits while Deering and Walker contributed on the mound and at the plate.
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Ukiah
Joe DiMaggio
Anton Stadium
Analy
Rancho Cotate
Rohnert Park
Cardinal Newman
Sonoma
San Rafael
Albert’s
Haskell
Flynn
Warren Henry
Mike Deering
Mike Heath
Tommy Walker
DiMaggios
Bruce Zimmerman
Peacemakers
Joe DiMaggios
Forestville
Liquori Dominates NCAA Mile Title and Sets Records
Marty Liquori, Villanova senior, captures his third straight NCAA mile title and lowers the collegiate mark to 3:57.6. He eyes the AAU title in Eugene, the Milan meet, and Pan American Games trials. Jim Ryun, hampered by hay fever, weighs AAU plans while Liquori seeks a rematch.
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Seattle
UPI
Marty Liquori
Villanova
Eugene
Ore
Liquori
Milan
Italy
Colombia
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Ryan
Willamette Valley
McCovey wind helps Giants in doubleheader sweep
San Francisco pitcher Steve Stone benefited from Candlestick Park gusts as he blanked San Diego on three hits to sweep the doubleheader 6-2 and 2-0. Willie McCovey delivered a three run homer in a late pinch hitting stint as part of a five run rally. The Padres fell to 23-46, dropping further in the division.
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San Francisco
UPI
Candlestick Park
Steve Stone
San Diego
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Willie McCovey
Fathers Day Tribute To The Overwhelming Majority Of Fathers
The piece salutes fathers as the overwhelming majority deserving the titles father or dad. It honors their decency patience and moral guidance, noting many give time and love and teach children right from wrong, urging readers to recognize their positive influence.
A's formula power plus Blue's pitching
BLOOMINGTON Minn UPID Home run power and Vida Blue keeping the Oakland Athletics atop the AL West The A's homered five times in a Sunday doubleheader against Milwaukee winning the opener 11-4 then losing the nightcap 7-4 Kansas City also split keeping Oakland seven games ahead Blue seeks his 15th win and a possible 20 before the All Star break versus rookie Ray Corbin 4 3
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Minn
Vida Blue
Oakland Athletics
A’s
Milwaukee
Oakland
Kansas City
Royals
Minnesota Twins
White Sox
Minnesota
Athletics
Blue
Ray Corbin
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University of Southern California
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George Ginochio
Miroval
Gene Tibket
Rod Zimmerman
Mares Swhmming School
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