Pony League Opener Sparks Week of Baseball Action
Georgia Pacific and Kennedy Homes combined for 10 hits and 19 runs in the opening Pony League game of 1972 as GP edged Kennedy 10 to 9. Ukiah Rotary blanked Arctic Circle 4 to 0 behind Jay Bell’s 13 strikeouts across a two-hit shutout. VFW beat Pargas 4 to 3 with strong hitting from Chuck Anderson and Wren.
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Kennedy
Ukiah
Rotary
Pargas
Arctic Circle
VFW
Don Schwank
Schwank
Norm McCoy
Kevin Baldwin
McCoy
Inerin
Wildberger
Zimmie Potter
Dave Brooks
Mike Crido
Bell
Randy Spagnola
Jeff Burrel
Ted’Davis
Duane Nix
Chris Wren
Chuck Anderson
Kurt Deering
Rich Sams
Gary Venturi
Wren
John Heise
Marc Christenson i
Eric Firman
Joel Corippo
Squeaker
Terry Hayes
Anderson
Deering
Sams
Venturi
South Ukiah Little League Opens Season at Mendocino Complex
South Ukiah Little League launched the season at Mendocino State Hospital with three games on Monday night. Kiwanis defeated Prescription Center 16 to 3 as Butch Hemmell and Kenny Wall sparked the offense, while Ambrosini and Garand led PC with hits. The new Coast League games, scoreboard, and public address system debuted, with plans for a Senior Little League for ages 13-15 and 1972 Senior League playoffs to come.
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Mendocino State Hospital
Kiwanis
Prescription Center
Butch Hemmell
Kenny Wall
Ron Corpuz
Neil Garand
Mike Ambrosini
Ambrosini
D. Phillips
New South Ukiah
Msh
Ukiah
Oklahans
Ali says return title bid on schedule after Chuvalo win
Muhammad Ali declared he is on schedule for the heavyweight title rematch with Joe Frazier after a dominant decision over George Chuvalo in Vancouver. Ali, at 217 pounds, outboxed Chuvalo over five rounds and plans to face Jerry Quarry next month before Ireland July bouts to sharpen for Frazier.
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UPI
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George Chuvalo
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Chuvalo
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Canada
Jerry Quarry
Ireland
Alvin Lewis
Joe
Mies
Toronto
George
Standings Monday's Results in Pro Baseball
Standings show New York seven to San Franz eight in a single scheduled day. Houston nine over Pittsburgh eight and Philadelphia two over Los Angeles one.
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San Franz Houston
Pittsburgh
Phila
Los Angeles
Montreal
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Chicago
W. l. Pet
G.b. Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Blue to sign pact ends long salary dispute
Vida Blue reaches a mediated Oakland Athletics contract in Boston under Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. The 23 year old star is expected to join tonight's game against the Red Sox but may not pitch for three weeks. The deal settles near 63 000 after a clash between Blue's 92 500 request and Finley's 50 000 offer.
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UPI
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Oakland Athletic
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Oakland
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Ukiah Valley Women’s Softball Meeting Notice
UVWSBL members are reminded of a Wednesday 7 30 p m meeting at the Municipal Clubhouse. All rosters and entry fees are due that night and women will elect new officers for the 1972 regular softball season. All managers team captains sponsors urged to attend.
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Ukiah Valley
Uvwsbl
Sharman calm under pressure says wife
Dorothy Sharman says Bill Sharman remains self controlled and never brings basketball home. She recalls him leaving Utah Stars for Los Angeles, praising his decision and noting the Lakers 69 wins and NBA finals run with the Knicks.
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Stars
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Forum
Inglewood
Calif
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Chi Chi Rodriguez Wins Byron Nelson Playoff
Juan Rodriguez finally defeats Billy Casper in a Byron Nelson Golf Classic playoff. The Puerto Rican champ admits disbelief at securing the crown after the dramatic finish in Dallas.
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Dallas
UPI
Juan Rodriguez
Billy Casper
Giants Slugger Woes Doomed by Mets Pitching
Giants suffer a 7 4 loss to the New York Mets as No 3 Bobby Bonds and No 4 Dave Kingman fan repeatedly. Chris Speier hits a two run homer and Dave Rader connects on Seaver’s first pitch as Seaver dominates with 12 strikeouts in Candlestick clash.
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San Francisco Giants
Charlie Fox
Mets
Fox
Giants
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Dave Kingman
Tito Fuentes
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Tom Seaver
Tug McGraw
Chris Speier
Seaver
King
Ken ‘Henderson
Dave Rader
Ferce
Rader
Candlestick
Ukiah Girls Softball League Seeks Trophy Funds
The first Ukiah 12 to 16 year old Girls Softball League prepares to start May 23 at Pomolita diamond. Mrs Freeda Colvard seeks $142 for trophies and awards with four teams each backed by a sponsor and players contributing. Donations to the trophy fund can be arranged by calling 485 7821.
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Pomolita Diamond
Freeda Colvard
Colvard
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