Ukiah and Hogan battle to 4-4 in nine innings
Ukiah and Hogan played a wild nine inning 4-4 tie as Jackson Slack and teammates rallied in the last frame. Mel Cooper's sacrifice fly produced the winning run, with Estes earning the win and finishing strong on the mound.
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Mets Rally In 12th Edges Giants For Seventh Win
Willie Mays returned to the lineup and went 3 for 6 as San Francisco led 2-1 in the 12th before John Sullivan’s pinch hit off Cesar Gutierrez delivered a two out single for New York. The Mets won 2-1 in 12 innings, dropping the Giants to 7-10. Bob Shaw earned the win in relief. Don Shaw started for the Giants. The game featured a rare triple play by the Giants in the third.
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John Donaldson On Fantastic Batting Binge
John Donaldson the Mounties outplayed Hawaii Islanders as he collected two hits two RBIs and two runs in a 6-1 win. The 23-year-old increased his average from .333 to .439 last week and carries a 13 game hitting streak with 11 hits in 17 at bats over four games.
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Ukiah to Host Inaugural Holiday Invitational in 1967
Ukiah High School coach Fred Sten announced the first annual Ukiah Holiday Invitational Varsity Basketball Tournament to be played December 27–29 at Chessall Gym. Seven teams from five prep leagues plus one independent will compete in three non elimination games, with trophies for winner and standout players. Also planned is a separate B team tournament in Santa Rosa.
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AAU and NCAA create track and field coordinating committee
The AAU and NCAA agreed to reestablish a four member coordinating committee to oversee track and field disputes before escalation. Theodore Kheel said another June meeting would refine principles, with no group allowed to suspend athletes without committee review. The agreement touches on honoring proper form for Jim Ryans half mile and USTFF Outdoor Championships plans in Albuquerque.
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Pistons land Walker and eye top draft pick
New York dispatch says Detroit signed Jimmy Walker of Providence to a four year deal and will select fourth in the NBA collegiate draft today. The Pistons, seeking a big man, may target Sonny Dove or Mel Daniels while Baltimore and Chicago also eye top centers.
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Aging goalie Sawchuk sparks Leafs to title win
TORONTO UP I P I sports desk veteran goalie Merry Sawchuk delivered a stellar 40 save performance in a 3 1 Maple Leafs victory over the Montreal Canadiens securing their fourth Stanley Cup in six seasons. The 37 year old netminder defied injuries and doubt yoking the Leafs through the series. Captain George Armstrong and Johnny Bower supported as Toronto overcame early pressure and silenced critics with a vintage playoff run.
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Houston launches new fire protection boat
The city launched its new fire protection boat on Monday and it responded to its first fire the following day aboard the vessel.
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