Dodgers Hold Off Reds in Split as Seaver Becomes Focal Point
Dodgers rally for a 9-3 win behind Steve Garvey two homers and 3 RBIs after a 5-4 loss, gaining a game and a half on the Reds in the NL West. The sweep included Seaver facing his former team, while Dave Lopes and Johnny Oates added three hits apiece in a 15-hit Dodgers attack.
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Dolphins Swim to Victories in Ukiah Dual Meet
Ukiah Dolphins, about 65 swimmers, defeated Pittsburg by roughly 120 points and overwhelmed Aquarius in a double dual at Ukiah Swim Center. Next the team faces the Soroptimist Invitational in July. Mike Drury posted a best 52.9 in the 100 free while Kerry Butcher set two 13 14 freestyle and butterfly records on her 13th birthday. Wimbledon note: Chris Evert beat Billie Jean King 6 1 6 2 en route to semifinals.
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Miller Stearns take Deerwood Invitational tennis titles
Fred Miller defends the open crown by defeating Allen Cooper 7-5 6-4 and wins doubles with his father Glenn Miller 6-3 6-2 over Cooper and George Hunter. Lindsey Stearns sweeps the women’s events including doubles with Steve Peterson 6-4 4-6 6-1. Don Heller directs the event with Helen Miller assisting. George Sullivan led barbecued dinner.
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Halicki Leads Giants To 2-0 Win Over Astros
Ed Halicki pitched six innings and earned the win for San Francisco as he batted twice, drove in a run, and allowed six hits in a 2-0 victory over Houston. Halicki walked one and struck out six in his 17th start, while Ken Forsch took the loss for the Astros.
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Red Blues Edge Whites 16 15 in Ninth Intra League Showdown
In Anton Stadium the 13-year-old Ukiah Valley Youth Baseball league featured a nine inning free scoring game where the Red Blues beat the Whites 16 15 with Jim Barrett scoring the winning run on Scott McWilliams single after Scott McWilliams drove in the final run. The match capped a night of high drama as fans watched a back and forth battle with leaders changing hands and a busy scorekeeper. The season shifts to the 14 15 and 16 18 year old divisions with a July 16 doubleheader and a July 30 finale, plus regular games at 6 and 8 p m.
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AIAW and NCAA urged to settle differences
AIAW president Dr. Judy Holland warned that college athletics could crumble if the AIAW and NCAA do not work together. She called for dialogue at a College Sports Information Directors gathering in Los Angeles.
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Yanks and Carew Press Title Push in Twins Slugfest
The 1977 season sees the New York Yankees amid internal strife and a looming pennant chase after a three game sweep of the Boston Red Sox, and Rod Carew powering the Minnesota Twins to a 19 12 victory over the Chicago White Sox as they lead the AL West.
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