All-Stars Vie Here Saturday In Ukiah Youth Game
Mendocino County league will stage a special 6 p.m. Saturday Anton Stadium game featuring top 13-year-olds from Savings Bank Dolan's Knights of Columbus and Vic's Place. Notables include Robert Cannady Derel Hatt Stan Garcia Scott McWilliams Sterling Long Allen Bradford and Ray Benjamin.
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Sporting House
Savings Bank
Mendocino County
Ukiah Valley
Anton Stadium
Savings Bank and
Dolans
Knights of Columbus
Vic
Redwood Valley
Robert Cannady
Clarence McCoy
Scott McWilliams
K of C
Sterling Long
Allen Bradford
Stan Garcia
Derel Hatt
Ray Benjamin
Rob Johnson
Troy van Patten
Steve Schuler
Ron McCutcheon
Jeff Myers
Mike Williams
Barry Preston
Anton
Third Annual Redwood Empire Junior Olympics at Bailey Field
Ukiah area athletes competed at the Third Annual Redwood Empire AAU USA Junior Olympics meet in Santa Rosa. Diana Jurado Steve Howard and Russ Carlsen earned top places while numerous records fell across 9 to 17 year olds, highlighting Ukiah Valley's track potential and future entrants.
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Sears
Valley of the Moon
Bailey Field
Santa Rosa
J.C. Ukiah
Diana Jurado
Steve Howard
Russ Carlsen
Bernard Lamb
Frizelle- Enos Co
Sebastopol
Srjc
Millbrae
Fred Kenyon
Ukiah
Joe Williams
Cloverdale
Craig McMillan
Chuck Haggard
Craig
Valley of the Moon Track Club
Santnna
Petaluma
Windsor
Kelseyville
Sandi Kacharos
Carol Mahan
Lisa Domenichelli
Monica Eaton
Vernon Fales
Fort Bragg
Craig Johnson
Jim Noonan
Redwood Valley
Ukiahi
Ukiah Valley
Nokomis
St. Mary’s
Ukiah City
Yankees keep Billy Martin as manager after reprieve
Detroit taints the moment with Mark Fidrych led Tigers to a 2-1 win over New York. Club president Gabe Paul states there will be no firing and Martin will continue as manager amid rumors and tension with Reggie Jackson.
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UPI
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Will
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Jackson
New York
Boston
Jim Rice
Red Sox
Bird Fidrych leads Tigers past Yankees in tight 2-1 win
Detroit’s rookie sensation Mark Fidrych improves to 4-2 with a 2-1 victory over the New York Yankees. Aurelio Rodriguez drives in the go ahead run after Reggie Jackson misplayed a routine fly ball as Tito Fuentes and Steve Kemp contribute key hits.
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UPI
Bird
Fidrych
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Detroit
Reggie Jackson
Tigers
Jackson
Aurelio Rodriguez
Don Gullett
Reggie
Yankee
Thurman
Munson
Chris Chambliss
Tito Fuentes
Steve Kemp
Boston
Baltimore
Oakland
Chicago
Texas
Minnesota
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Cleveland
Toronto
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Houston
Montreal
Red Sox
Orioles
Jim Rice
Carl Yastrzemski
Rick Wise
Rudy
Courageous Defeats Independence in U S Trials for Cup Defender
The 12 meter Courageous, defending the America's Cup after its 1974 win, beat Ted Hood's Independence twice in a Monday pair of trials, marking a second double victory in two days as the U S selection continues.
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Newport
Ted Hood
U.S
Murcer's monster night powers Cubs past Giants in 12
Bobby Murcer drove in six runs with a 10th homer and a double to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 10-9 victory over the San Francisco Giants in 12 innings. Mick Kelleher’s go-ahead triple in the 12th followed Murcer’s three-run double in the ninth that put Chicago ahead. The win came as Murcer contends for Cubs’ pennant glory amid lingering Cubs versus Giants trade memory.
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RBI
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Earl Williams
Rick Langford
Chris Knapp
Scott
Rob Picciolo
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Twins
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Darold Knowles
UPI
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Chicago
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Toronto
Dodgers
Cardinals
Rick Rhoden
Rick Monday
Steve Garvey
Dusty Baker
Phillies
Reds
Mike Schmidt
Larry Bowa
Bob Boone
Richie Hebner
Connors Branded by British Press at Wimbledon Start
Jimmy Connors begins his bid for the Wimbledon title amid sharp UK criticism over skipping a champions’ parade. Injured right thumb hinders his double fist backhand as John Lloyd and Hank Pfister suffer early exits in the first round. Billie Jean King and Tracy Austin receive byes in opening action.
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England
UPI
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Daily Express
Sun
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All-England
Wimbleon
John Lloyd
Britain
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Lloyd
Hank Pfister
Bakersfield
Niki Pilic
Billie Jean King
Tracy Austin
Mixed doubles momentum as Dolan Lane win at Deerwood
Sue Dolan and John Lane rally from a set down to beat Bob and Heidi Hildebrand in three sets 3-6 6-3 7-5 at Deerwood tennis courts Monday night. The victory advances them to a Wednesday 7 pm semifinal against Lindsey Stearns and Steve Peterson as the Deerwood tournament presses toward Sundays showdowns.
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John Lane
Deerwood Tennis Courts
Bob
Heidi Hildebrand
Hildebrands
Dolan
Lane
Lindsey Stearns
Steve Peterson
Deerwood
Miss Dolan
Ukiahi
Connie Dolan
Allen Coopers
Glenn Miller
Mark Heller
Jerry Ward
Fred Miller
Norm Withrow
Ukiahi Netter
Tennis doubles and singles results from Aldine Miller event
Sports editor Aldine Miller and Honor Tanner paired to beat Joselle Cox and Nancy Adams 6-2 6-1. Linda Williams and Linda Bennet defeated Jane Kesey and Dana DuBoise 6-3 6-1. In men singles No 1 seed Fred Miller beat Craig Knox 6-3 6-2. Mark Heller beat Dave Shelton 6-2 6-0. Craig Marshall won against Don Heller 6-3 6-1. Norm Withrow defeated Dave Tollini 6-3 6-1. Bob Snyder defaulted to Bill Martin.
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Aldine Miller
Honor Tanner
Joselle Cox
Nancy Adams
Linda Williams
Linda Bennet
Jane Kesey
Dana DuBoise
Fred Miller
Craig Knox
Mark Heller
Dave Shelton
Craig Marshall
Don Heller
Norm Withrow
Dave Tollini
Bob Snyder
Bill Martin
Wix sets 5 50 mile wheelchair record at national games
Randy Wix of Buffalo Grove Illinois clocked 5 50.92 in the mile finals at the 21st National Wheelchair Olympics to extend his record plus a 100yard run in 17.96 and earning a spot at the Stoke Mandeville International Games. Sharon Rahn post a 3 32 43 in the 880. John Brown of San Bernardino earned a berth after lifting 580 pounds in bench press.
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UPI
Randy Wix
Buffalo Grove
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Wix
Stoke Mandeville
England
John Brown
San Bernardino
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