Russians Set To Challenge US At Berkeley Track Meet
UPI reports a three team competition at UC Berkeley Edwards Stadium featuring the USSR World All Stars, the United States, and the World All Stars. Stars include Borzov, Shorter, Prefontaine, Bain, and others with Lingering AAU defections looming over the event as focus turns to sprint, distance, and field events.
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America
Iron Curtain
University of California
Edwards Stadium
Ehough
Valeriy Borzov
Delano
Baltimore
Erie
Ore
Borzov
Meriwether
Jim Green
Willie Deckard
Larry Black
John Smith
HCLA
Wayne Colitt
Liquori
Ryun
Jim Crawford
John Baker
Mikhail Zhelobovsky
Vladimir Panteley
Oregon
Steve Prefontaine
Sid Sink
Vladimir
Duden
George Frenn
Mann
Smith
Collett
Eugene
AAU
Ukiah Team Drubs Cardinal Newman In Twin Baseball Wins
Ukiah posted 32 hits and 22 runs over two games, winning 16-0 and 12-0 at Cardinal Newman. John Kullman led with three for four in game one. Tommy Walker pitched well in game two, fanning 15. Ukiah hosts DiMaggio League action on Saturday after a prior 1-0 loss to Rohnert Park Rancho Cotate.
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Joe’ DiMaggio
Cardinal Newman
Ukiahans
Rohnert Park-Rancho Cotate
Anton Stadium
John Kullman
Warren Henry
Tommy Walker
Mike Heath
Ron McGehee
Jeff Haskell
Mike Tate
DiMaggios
Mike Flynn
Haskell
Ukiahi
Mike Deering
Walker
Rod Christenson
Ron Carlton
Ron Rinehart
Nished
Plunkett
Southern Methodist
Chuck Hixson
Hixson
J.D. Hill
Arizona State
Otto Stowe
Iowa State
Orduna
Adamle
Hunter
Michigan
Paul Staroba
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Chuck
Miller wins 1971 Deerwood Tennis Club crown
Steve Miller defeats Aller Cooper in straight sets to claim the men s singles title at Deerwood Tennis Club. In doubles Miller and his father Glenn lose to Strong and Hunter. Women s and mixed doubles crowns go to Stroh with Hunter and Oberlatz with Hildebrand, as over 150 attendees dine at a steak dinner and awards follow.
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Deerwood Tennis Club
Ukiah High School
Aller
Cooper
Dave Strong
George Hunter
Miller
Glenn
Lynn Oberlatz
Jeanette Stroh
Phyllis Curtis
Rose Waring
Honor Tanner
Sybil Hinkle
George
Hunter
Lynn Obersatz
Bob Hildebrand
Steve Miller
Glenn Miller
Hildebrand
Mack Brown
Waldo Munday
Strong
Hugh Curtis
Conrad Cox
Stroh
Oberlatz
Thelma Levy
Ginny Maurer
Odom and Butler lead Royals split with A's doubleheader
Elbow surgery reshaped John Odom into a finesse pitcher who opened with a shutout as Oakland defeated Kansas City 3-0 to split a twin bill. Bill Butler, back from winter surgery, beat Oakland 6-3 in the nightcap and earned relief saves as Kansas City snapped a seven-game skid.
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UPI
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Bill Butler
Butler
Kansas City’ Royals
Odom
A’s
Royals
Charlie Finley
Finley
Ted Abernathy
Mike Epstein
Larry Brown
Omaha
West downs East in Coaches All-America classic thriller
In Lubbock the Coaches All-America game drew 43,320 as the West beat the East 33-28. Standouts included Jim Plunkett and Joe Orduna with Orduna named outstanding player. Chuck Hixson sparked the decisive late drive after Plunkett rested, guiding the West to victory.
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Lubbock
Bill Murray
American Football Coaches Association
Stanford
Jim Plunkett
Nebraska
Joe Orduna
Orduna
Scott Hunter
Alabama
Auburn
Mickey Zofko
Mike Adamle
Northwestern Fi
Giants Drop 5-2 at Houston in Dome Curse Followed by West Toss
San Francisco Giants lose 5-2 to the Houston Astros in the Dome for the 20th defeat in 25 home meetings. The Giants return to California to face the San Diego Padres with the Dodgers nearby in the NL West race. Jim Wynn ended a 0-for-16 skid for Houston in Sunday's game.
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Northern California All-Stars
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Yeun Keun’ Yick
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Texas
California
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Astros
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Dolphins Swim Club routs Voodoos in warmup meet
Ukiah's Dolphin Swim Club dominated Hamilton AFB Novato with a 356 to 177 victory over the Voodoos as they sharpen times for the Soroptimist Invitational at Ukiah Swim Center. Firsts came in 13 relays though girls 15 17 and boys 15 17 relays were forfeited. fund raiser barbecue set for July 4.
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Dolphin Swim Club
Hamilton Air Force Base
Novato
Ukiah Swim Center
Aaron Aaronson? Aaron sluggers twice as Reds edge Braves
Henry Aaron, reacting to a local newspaper quote labeling him overrated, hit a pair of two run homers off Gary Nolan as the Atlanta Braves lost 7-5 to the Cincinnati Reds. Aaron reached 614 career homers, 100 behind Babe Ruth’s 714, while Nolan lamented high expectations after a six and two thirds inning no hitter bid. The article notes other NL and AL results from the day, including Dodgers over Padres and Mets over Yankees.
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Renyway
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Atlanta . Braves
Gary Nolan
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Babe Ruth
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Nolan
Felix Millan
Los Angeles
San Diego
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Chicago
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Pittsburgh
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Washington
Yankees
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Cleveland
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Boston
Baltimore
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Oakland
Kansas City
Bill Buckner
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