Ukiahs Clinch 20-30 Baseball Title In Tight Victory
Lee Rodrigue tossed a 1-0 three-hitter as Ukiah beat Terra Linda to seal the 20-30 crown for the second time in three years. Alan Martinelli led a hitting binge as Ukiah defeated St. Mary’s of Berkeley 6-4 to complete the tournament run.
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Ukiah
Lee Rodrigue
Terra Linda
Alan Martinelli
Santa Rosa
St. Mary's of
Berkeley
Ron Carlton
al Snarski
Anton Stadium
Ruben Beseda
Santa Rosa Panthers
Ruben
Panthers
Wildcats
Beseda
Charles Dahl
Santa Rosa J.C
Ron McGehee
Cats
St. Mary's
Saints
Vallejo
Walker
Danny Nicholson
Nicholson
Mike Flynn
Rodrigue
Napa
Drake
Ukiahi
St. Mary’s
Warren Henry
Journal
Divers Begin Olympic Drive At National AAU Meet In Dallas
Olympic hopeful Mike Finneran begins his bid at the National AAU Diving Championships in Dallas, aiming for the 3-meter event. The 23 year old from Santa Clara, coached by Ron O'Brien, seeks a strong showing as the meet shapes Olympic team prospects for Chicago trials. Also noted are top competitors such as Henry, Rydze, Early, Lincoln, Smith, and others vying for titles across 3-meter, 1-meter, and platform events.
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Dallas
UPI
Mike Finneran
Ohio State
U.S
Santa Clara
Calif
Ron O’brien
Loos
Finneran
Chicago
Jim Henry
Indiana University
Dick Rydze
Michigan
Henry
Rick Early
Craig Lincoln
Minnesota
Todd Smith
Vision of 1972 baseball races from Billy Martin stance
In the Tiger Stadium scene on Oct 4 1972 Billy Martin predicts the AL East winner favoring Boston over Baltimore and Oakland in the playoffs. He cites players Carl Yastrzemski Reggie Smith Rico Petrocelli and Ben Oglivie plus pitchers Pattin Moret Krausse and notes on Detroit New York Chicago and Houston contenders. He also notes Donie Bush dies and a Santa Rosa Ukiah high school game telecast.
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New York
UPI
Tiger Stadium
Boston
Detroit
Billy Martin
Eddie Kasko
Oakland
Las Vegas
Lewiston
Maine
Baltimore
Orioles
Dodgers
Red Sox
New York Mets
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Houston
Astros
Carlton Fisk
Doug Griffin
Tommy Harper
Marty Pattin
Rogelio Moret
Lew Krausse
Carl Yastrzemski
Reggie Smith
Rico Petrocelli
Whiz Kid
Ben Oglivie
Frank Robinson
Milwaukee
Cleveland
California
Kansas City
Minnesota
Texas
Philadelphia
Montreal
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
Ukiah Golf Team Takes Second in Easter Invitational
Ukiah’s 1972 varsity golf squad, with five to seven men scoring in the 70s, finished second to Cardinal Newman by three strokes in the Healdsburg Easter Invitational. Co-medalist Mike Gulyash and Mark Sparso led Ukiah with 73s, Newman shot 69 to win, Healdsburg took third, and teams included Santa Rosa El Molino Montgomery Petaluma Piner Vallejo.
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Cardinal Newman
Ukiah
Newman
Healdsburg
Mike
Gulyash
Mark Sparso
Paul Weyland
Malcolm Macdonald
Bo Strong
Santa Rosa
el Molino
Montgomery
Petaluma
Piner
Vallejo
Giants and A's whipped in warm Cactus League action
In Sun City the Indians defeated the Giants 6-2 as Del Unser and Alex Johnson homered off Don Carruthers. Steve Dunnning pitched six strong innings for Cleveland in the Tribe’s 11-9 exhibition edge. Willie Mays confirmed a Giants players’ vote to authorize a strike as a bargaining safety valve. In Mesa the Angels routed the A's 6-1 as Andy Messersmith spun six innings and Ken McMullen and Sandy Alomar delivered key extra-base hits.
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Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Brewers
Red Sox
Tigers
Ralph Houk
Yankees
Indians
Gaylord Perry
Alex Johnson
A’s
Vida Blue
Ken Holtzman
Angel Mangual
Roberto Clemente
Mickey Rivers
Angels
White Sox
Chuck Tanner
Roland Hemond
Kansas City
John Mayberry
Royals
Minnesota
Texas
Twins
Mets
Pirates
Dave Marshall
Mike Jorgensen
Ted Martinez
Duffy Dyer
Ken Singleton
Jim Beauchamp
Steve Carlton
Jerry Reuss
Reggie Cleveland
Rick Wise
Bob Gibson
Will
Bill Virdon
Pittsburgh
Danny Murtaugh
Sun City
Ariz
UPI
Cleveland Indians
San Francisco Giants
Tribe
Giants
Cleveland
San Francisco
del Unser
Don Carruthers
Stanford
Steve Dunning
Horace) Stoneham
Willie Mays
Barnett Leads Warriors Past Bucks In Game One Playoff Win
Golden State beat Milwaukee 117-106 as Jim Barnett exploded for 30 points and Nate Thurmond fueled with 22 points and 20 rebounds. The Bucks struggled with injuries and fatigue as Kareem Abdul Jabbar was held to 28 points.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
Nate Thurmond
Barney
Golden State Center
Warriors
Milwaukee Bucks
Jim Barnett
Bucks
Barnett
Golden State
al Attles
Attles
John McGlocklin
Wally Jones
Oscar Robertson
Thurmond
Abdul- Jabbar
Lakers Open Playoff Series With Win Over Bulls
The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Chicago Bulls 95 to 80 in Inglewood as Tom Boerwinkle injures his left knee and Chet Walker is hurt. The Lakers, winners of 69 games, posted their second-lowest score of the season while the Bulls shot 34 percent.
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Inglewood
UPI
Los Angeles Lakers
Chicago Bulls
Bulls
Tom Boerwinkle
Chet Walker
Boerwinkle
Chicago
Lakers
National Basketball Association
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Tom Walker
Channel 13
Williamsport
Cubs
Fergie Jenkins
Phillies
Expos
Don Wilson
Larry Dierker
Dave Roberts
Ken Forsch
Lee May
Tommy Helms
Sparky Anderson
Reds
Clay Kirby
Steve Arlin
Padres
Atlanta Braves
Babe Ruth
Gar
Indianapolis
Ind
Qwen J
Donie’’ Bush
Bush
Ty Cobb
Lucky Channel 13
Mesa, Ariz
California Angels
Oakland A’s
John Odom
Sandy Alomar
Ken McMullen
Andy Messersmith
Fanning
Rick Clark
Bobby Brooks
Vichy
Uriah
Salah
Rod & JO Murray
Jerry
South State Street
Moir
Larry Costello
Costello
West Coast
Michelle
Jack Downing
Jack
Viking Savina
Michelle's Health Club
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