Healdsburg Greyhounds topple Ukiah in baseball clash
Healdsburg's Varsity baseball team avenged an earlier 1-0 loss by defeating Ukiah 4-2 on their home field. Rod Christenson hit a two run homer to spark the comeback, with Ukiah totaling nine hits but leaving the bases loaded in the final frame. Ukiah Jayvees won 3-0 as Greg Alexander and Danny Burton held Healdsburg scoreless.
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Ukiah Valley Church League Seeks Sportsmanship Award Ballots
Recreation Director Dave Strong asks all Ukiah Valley Church League teams to vote for the 1971 Sportsmanship Award and submit ballots to Harlan Welch at Pomoluta Gym tonight or Saturday. Regular season ends with at least one playoff likely next Thursday as St Marys and LDS hold 6-1 and 6-0 records. In AWCL action First Baptist and others post strong showings. LDS dominates second half while Saint Marys, Trinity Baptist, Evangelical, and Assembly of God post mixed results.
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Trackmen endure tough workout across coastal squads
Ukiah led by Kip Losey and Leon Brunett staged a solid track workout with Fort Bragg Willits and Calistoga competing. Notable showings included Dan Moore and Butch Canepa from Willits and Marcus Wade Blass lifting multiple events, while SRJC hosts nearby meets loom with Petaluma and Piner on Friday.
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El Dorado fleet offers marlin mounts and trips
A narrator recalls a deep sea fishing voyage with Greg and Virginia Mendoza from Simi, Calif. The Mexicans guide the boat back to the marlin and the author notes the fleet boats, safety radios, and a $185 mounting service delivered within eight weeks, with a $50 deposit.
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Giants 1970 spring champs edge A's in Bay Area clash
Bobby Bonds and Willie McCovey powered the Giants in a 10-7 Cactus League win over the Oakland Athletics. Bonds hit a tying two run shot in the fifth to spark a 3-1 spring series edge, with Frank Reberger earning the win despite a shaky start.
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