Peacemakers seek games after Willits wins
Ukiah Daily Journal reports that on Sunday the Peacemakers, named for youth peace in Vietnam, defeated two baseball teams in Willits. The piece contrasts today’s Ukiah squad with historic Frontier lawmen and Colt era towns as it notes their double wins and ongoing schedule.
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Viking hurler returns to Marin in All-Star tilt
Sonoma County all stars led by Erickson visit Marin County at Albert's Field in San Rafael to face the Marin All Stars. The game features Rik Heath and John Kuliman among others with scouts predicting depth favors for Sonoma.
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al Snarski
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South Ukiah Little League leaders clash tonight at Lions Park
Auto Dealers and Palace Sport and Hobby lead the South Ukiah standings with Auto Dealers at 14-2 and Palace 12-3. Tonight at 6, the two top teams meet at Lions Park, as Palace aims to close the gap despite a 10 game win streak by Palace and a strong Auto Dealers lineup led by Eddie Dunsing and Stu Miller.
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Trevino Wins Open Championship In Merion Playoff
Lee Trevino defeated Jack Nicklaus by three strokes to win the U S Open at Merion Golf Club. Trevino shot two under par 68 while Nicklaus posted 71. Prize money neared 30 000 for Trevino who stressed the rarity of back to back Open titles and his new standing as a genuine champion.
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Marichal and Jenkins Duel At Candlestick Park
Juan Marichal and Ferguson Jenkins face off in the opening game of a two game set between the Chicago Cubs and San Francisco Giants at Candlestick Park. The Giants, rested after sweeping San Diego, aim to extend a strong homestand as Speier Fuentes pace a tight infield and Kessinger Beckett anchor Chicago’s middle.
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Blue wins 15th as A's edge Twins on delayed double steal
Oakland Athletics prevail 3-2 over Minnesota with Vida Blue earning his 15th win despite a shaky start. Bert Campaneris and Joe Rudi trigger a delayed double steal for the decisive run in the seventh, while Blue fans 13 and allows seven hits. The A's extend their AL West lead to eight games over Kansas City and 11 1/2 over Minnesota.
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Deerwood Park tennis opens with favorites advancing
Opening rounds in the Deerwood Invitational show favorites moving forward. Defending champ Steve Miller beat Conrad Cox 6-4 6-1 to reach the second round, while Mack Brown recovered for 5-7 6-3 6-1 over Don Heller. Waldoart, Alan Brothers, and Allen Cooper also posted wins as women’s and doubles events began. Finals set for Sunday with public attendance invited. Debris story note: Micronesia scrap metal export mentioned.
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Conrad Cox
Mack Brown
Don Heller
Waldoart
Merle Tanner
Alan Brothers
Ron Richey
Allen Cooper
Joe Payne
George Hunter
Bob Hildebrand
Hunter
Sybil Hinkle
Thelma Levy
Honor Tanner
Aldine Miller
Don Zeek
Mark
Bill Neill
Pat Finnegan
Ernie Villegas
Margaret Exton
Kim Kraft
Tanner
Rose
Bill Waring
Kim
Bob Kraft
Lynn Oberlatz
Elaine Kraft
Dave Strong
Joezelle Cox
Madeline Villegas
Don
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Later start in Slow Pitch loop
Ukiah Valley Men's Slow Pitch league shifts Tuesday night games to 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. start times. Tonight at Giorno All-Stars face Pearson's Chevrons at 7 p.m. with LDS versus Masonite at 9 p.m. Previous week Pearsons won 13-8 and Masonite edged All-Stars 4-3.
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