Palace Sport nips Auto Dealers in Little League clash
In a tight South Ukiah Little League showdown Palace Sport and Hobby Shop used three walks to fuel a 5-2 win over league-leading Auto Dealers at Lions Park. Jay Bell earned the win with 15 strikeouts and a three-run homer in the sixth, while Eddie Dunsing took the loss despite a two-run homer and 10 strikeouts.
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Palace Sport and Hobby Shop
Masonite
Kiwanis
Joel Corippo
Dave Benson
Tom Gulyas
John Gulyas
Butch Hammell
Kenny Wall
Lions Park
Dunsing
Eddie Dunsing
Stu Miller
Palace
Jay Bell
Miller
Auto Dealers
Bell
Greg Sundquist
Bobby Simpson
Todd Wildberger
Chuck Pittman
Kelly Dixon
Sundquist
Dixon
Dale Nicholson
Terry Alford
East All-America line ready for Saturday clash in Lubbock
Michigan tackle Dan Dierdorf lauds the East offensive line as a smooth operating unit for the 11th annual Coaches All-America football game at Texas Tech. The East seeks its second straight win as Charley McClendon’s LSU crew eyes repeat. Crowd exceeds 42,000 with national TV coverage. East plans a balanced attack to control the ball and blunt West passers.
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Tex
Michigan
Dan Dierdorf
Canton
Ohio
Louisiana State
Charley McClendon
Texas Tech
Jones Stadium
Dierdorf
Last day for Giants bus to Candlestick ride
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce charters a Greyhound trip to Candlestick Park for the July 4 Giants Dodgers game. Tickets are 10.13 round trip with reserved seating and a no host dinner after the game. The bus returns after the dinner with a vote determining the restaurant stop.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Candlestick Park
Greyhound
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Ukiah
Candlestick
Pearson's, LDS win in slow pitch play
In a slow pitch doubleheader at Giorno Park, Pearson's Chevrons routed their opponents 24-5 while LDS beat Masonite 17-9. Bob Huff suffered a sprain not a fracture while backpedaling after Dink Farmer's three run homer. Fred Schiefer drove in eight runs for Pearson's as the schedule noted 7 and 9 p.m. games. Clary Anderson earned his 500th coaching win for Montclair State on a 7-5 victory over Cornell.
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Pop Warner
Dink Farmer
Pearson
Fred Schiefer
LDS
Masonite
Chevron’s
Giorno Park
Ithaca, N.Y
UPI
Clary Anderson
Montclair N.J
World record holder Moras to enter Santa Clara Invitational
World record holder Karen Moras leads a trio of Australian swimmers at the Santa Clara International Invitational July 9-11. Moras holds 400m free 4:22.6 and 800m free 9:02.4, aiming to prove she is the best as Americans and Soviets contest the meet.
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UPI
Karen Moras
George Haines
Miss Moras
Miss Meyer
United States
Soviet Union
Twins pummel A's with four homers and 10-1 win
Minnesota over Oakland 10-1 as Rich Reese hits two homers and Jim Perry dominates with three hits allowed. The A's fall 10 12 games behind Minnesota in the AL West while Reggie Jackson adds a late homer and triple. Perry improves to 11-5.
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Rich Reese
Oakland
Minnesota
Kansas City
White Sox
Twins
Bill Rigney
Bert Blyleven
John Odom
Blyleven
Jim Perry
A’s
Mike Hegan
Perry
Reggie Jackson
Reggie
Mike Epstein
Top matches slated at Deerwood tonight tennis event
Action continues at the Deerwood Tennis Club with a full slate of matches tonight. Kim Kraft faces Madeline Villegas in women's singles at 5 p.m. and top men’s matchups follow, with Allen Cooper vs Alan Brothers at 6, Hugh Curtis vs Terry Dyckman at 6:30, and Glenn Miller vs Waldo Munday plus Steve Miller vs Mack Brown at 7:30. The finale at 9 p.m. is a doubles match Don Zéck Joe Payne vs Hugh Curtis Conrad Cox.
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Deerwood Tennis Club
Kim Kraft
Madeline Villegas
Allen Cooper
Alan Brothers
Hugh Curtis
Terry Dyckman
Glenn Miller
Waldo Munday
Steve Miller
Mack Brown
Cumberland loses relief role as starter for Giants
John Cumberland, long reliever turned first start of the year, led San Francisco Giants to a 2-0 win over the Chicago Cubs. He allowed three hits, walked two, and exited after two batters in the ninth with a strong showing. Hal Lanier and Chris Speier provided early offense, while Willie Mays stole a base and scored in the seventh. Ferguson Jenkins took the loss for Chicago.
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John Cumberland
Cumberland
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Larry Jansen
Cubs
Jerry Johnson
Ramon Webster
Frank Reberger
Reberger
New York Yankees
Giants
Chicago
Ferguson Jenkins
Jenkins
Hal Lanier
Chris Speier
Willie Mays
Ken Henderson
Floyd Wicker
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