Reds clinch at least a South title with 16 2 win
The Prescription Center Reds defeated the Masonite A's 16-2 to move to 13-3 and near the South Ukiah Little League championship. Corey Way pitched a three hitter with 12 strikeouts and a home run. The A's drop to 8-7 as Reds need one more win or a loss by three rivals.
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Prescription Center Reds
Masonite
A’s
Corey Way
Reds
Rinehart Oilers
Dodgers
Alex van Patten
Oilers
Jeff Meier
Tivo Piver
van Patten
Tony Barringer
David Pringle
Dieter Whitman
Dan Rus
Jimmy Poser
Wes Hardin
David Bushey
Mike Lewis
Tommy Williams
Williams
Lewis
A’s-Mets
Kiwanis Red Sox
Pringle
Rus
Lance Pethel
Tom Williams
Pethel
Hardin
Bill Brumett
Sox
Jim Howard
Skip Hayden
Shawn Hook
Doug Bennett
Paul Moore
Joe Idica
James MacMillan
Brummett
Howard
Bennett
Three-setters and tie breakers fuel Deerwood tennis
The 1977 Deerwood championship tennis event features long three setter matches and seven point tiebreakers as about 70 players compete on five courts. Results across men's doubles and singles include Marshall/Winkle, Cooper/Miller, and King sisters, with upcoming mixed doubles and singles matches listed for this evening. Competition runs nightly through Sunday finals with busy, high stakes play at Deerwood courts.
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Deerwood
Mark Heller
John Scherf
Craig Marshall
Greg Winkle
Marshall
Winkle
George Hunter
Allen Cooper
Ed Boyle
Tom Kesey
Harvey Miller
Wayne Bell
Steve Dixon
Tom Foster
Colin Miller
Jerry Ward
Matt Miller
Norm Withrow
Connie Dolan
Don Heller
Karleen Lower
Joe Payne
Bill Martin
Andy Lapkass
Cheryl Baker
Birthe Rasmussen
Craig Knox
Muff Miller
Barbara King
Lindsey Stearns
Steve Peterson
Sue Dolan
John Lane
Fred Miller
Jane Zeek
Barbara Colea
Brewers belt A's in rout for largest inning
Milwaukee beat Oakland 12-1 as the Brewers unleashed eight runs in the fourth inning marking the club’s biggest inning in its brief history. Jim Slaton earned the win while Don Money and Von Joshua contributed RBI hits.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Alex Grammas
Milwaukee Brewers
Oakland A
Grammas
Oakland
Don Money
von Joshua
Jim Slaton
A’s
Indians name Torborg new manager after Robinson firing
Jeff Torborg takes over the Cleveland Indians stressing pitching and defense to salvage a 28 31 start. The former bullpen coach debuted with a doubleheader sweep of Detroit and promises to straighten the pitching staff through the 1978 season.
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UPI
Jeff Torborg
Cleveland Indians
Frank Robinson
Indians
Dodger
Torborg
Detroit Tigers
Robinson
Major League Baseball
Tribe
Los Angeles
California Angels
White's Superette wins 1977 North Ukiah Little League title
White's Superette captured the Ukiah North Little League championship with a 16-3-1 record, clinching the title in a make-up game 6-4 over Masonite. Fitzgerald's rose to second after a 13-10 win over LP, while Ukiah Lions pressured at 12-7-1 as several teams faced remaining make-ups.
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American Tire A's
Ukiah Valley Creamery Reds
A’s
Reds
Cubs
McEa Angels
Louisiana-Pacific Padres
Padres
Angels
Yankees
Bruce Inman
Tom Stone
Warren Webb
McGuire
Todd Eller
Tim Looney
Mike Ramsey
Jeff Pinney
Estal Cole
Glen Stark
Darin Wieden
Tim Finnegan
Ukiah
White
Superette
Masonite
Fitzgerald's
Louisiana-Pacific
Ukiah Lions
Broiler Steak House
Vic's Pizza
Savings Bank
L-P
Lions
Fitzgerald
Potter Valley
Broiler
Bob Klick
Warren Galletti
Klick
Galletti
Ronny Higgins
Mike Miller
Bobby McBride
Danny Myers
Tony Zunino
David Ulm
Jeff Johnston
Johnston
Brent Kinney
Scott Cline
Cline
John Martin
John Doering
Tom Kuneneman
Jim Bob Robotham
Paul Lapkass
Don Hempsmeyer
Vic's
Kirt Hamburg
Mark Ford
Leonard Ornham
Mike Eaton
Vic’s
Mets Ride Hendersons 11th Inning Shot To 5 2 Win
Steve Henderson belted a three run homer in the 11th inning to lift the New York Mets over the Atlanta Braves 5 2. Henderson's blast followed a two bagger by John Stearns and a walk to Felix Millan as Ed Kranepool had tied the game in the ninth.
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UPI
Steve Henderson
New York Mets
Tom Seaver
Cincinnati Reds
Henderson
Mets
Atlanta Braves
Ed Kranepool
Liever
Don Collins
John Stearns
Felix
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M. Donald Grant
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Oakland
Cleveland
Toronto
Reds
Phillies
George Foster
Johnny Bench
Paul Moskau
Foster
George Scott
Expos
Astros
Steve Rogers
Gary Carter
Carter
Cubs Beat Giants 8-2 To Boost NL East Lead
The surging Chicago Cubs topped the San Francisco Giants 8-2 to extend their NL East lead to six and a half games. Ontiveros hit a solo homer, Swisher drove in two with a double, and Buckner added a first inning run via a sacrifice fly. Mike Krukow earned his sixth win, while Lynn McGlothen struggled with wild control and walks in relief of John Curtis.
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Paul Lapkass
Lapkass
Tom Kueneman
Tony Kikuchi
John Doering
Warren Galletti
Ronny Higgins
Bobby McBride
Galletti
Bob Moyer
Vic
Fortin
Darryl Tucker
Ulysses Villagomez
Steve Engman
Karlin Lorenzi
Ryan Pinola
Keith Gordon
John Villagomez
Bill McGee
Lions
Harold Hampton
Gordon
Broiler
Masonite
Brent Kinney
Jeff Johnston
Gordon Bushby
Dale Dodds
David Ulm
Mike Pugh
Tony Zunino
Rodney Dashiell
Bobby Gardner
Joey Dietrich
Pugh
Zunino
Ontiveros
Steve Swisher
Cubs
Giants
Mike Krukow
Steve Renko
Cardinals
Dodgers
Lou Brock
Jerry Mumphrey
Mumphrey
Charlie Hough
Bill Russell
Steve Yeager
Dusty Baker
al Hrabosky
SAN Francisco
UPI
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Bill Buckner
Steve Ontiveros
Herman Franks
Buckner
Terry Whitfield
John Curtis
Joe Altobelli
Lynn McGlothen
Eversole and McRee Shine at Ukiah Elks Golf Tourney
Walter Eversole won low gross with 81 at Ukiah Municipal Golf Course while Lu McRee captured low net with 68. Mrs Pat Newton was best among women for low scoring, Lou Berglund earned consolation for high gross, and several players listed including Mac Blanton John Raza and Betty Berglund participated.
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Walter Eversole
Ukiah
Jack Manero
Joe Scott
Bud Abramson
Tom Newton
Bob Burke
Juanita Burke
Betty Berglund
Lois Hanson
Gar Hanson
Dick Davis
Tom Shannon
Rangers fire Lucchesi replace with Stanky in bid to boost attendance
Texas Rangers oust manager Frank Lucchesi and name Eddie Stanky to replace him. General manager Eddie Robinson cites fan boos and poor attendance as reasons and says Lucchesi remains with the club as administrative assistant. Stanky to be in Bloomington to manage tonight against the Minnesota Twins.
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UPI
Texas Rangers
Frank Lucchesi
Eddie Stanky
Eddie Robinson
Rangers
Lucchesi
Texas
Stanky
Bloomington
Minnesota Twins
Frank
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