Shimmin, Banker win sudden-death playoff in Ukiah Invite
Gary Shimmins and Kenny Banker battled through extra holes to a playoff for low gross at 74 73 totaling 147. Ted Weitzel Gary Roussan-led team won the event 240 40 under par. Awards included $100 merchandise for the champions with other top finishers listed.
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Ted Weitzel
Don
Johnson
Gary Rotssan
Chuck Lewis
Gary Shimmins
Kenny Banker
Shimmin
Malcolm Goodfellow
Bob Greenwood
Don Sturton
Guy . Bishop
Sac State
Charles Shimmin
Gary
Ukiah
Gil Wright
Bill Sanders
Don Johnson
Dick Davies
Gary Roussan
Bay Area
John Hanlon
W.W. Nixon
Terry Texeira
al Hardie
Hall Dance
Guy Bishop
Jack Shed
Milford Walton
Duane Humphrey
Don Gilmore
Don Conroy
Gerry Whittaker
Larry Steppe
Ward Briggs
Bill Tatum
W.W. Sanders
Bill Nagel
Jack Sellers
Ron Woodruff
Don Bones, Jr
Mike Casper
Keith Galvin
Caff
Orr Sails Past Rangers in Bruins Narrow Win
Bobby Orr shone despite knee pain as the Bruins beat the Rangers 3 2 to grab a 3 1 series lead. Orr scored twice and assisted on a goal, then played through pain after an opening second period hit.
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Martin
Lader
NEW York
UPI
Bobby Orr
Eddie Johnston
Orr
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
Bobby
Bruins
Boston
Don Marcotte
Ted Irvine
Rod Seiling
Ed Giacomin
Rangers
Marcotte
Ace Bailey
Vic Hadfield
Derby Week Sees Riva Ridge Favored for Preakness Bid
The 98th Kentucky Derby looms as Riva Ridge faces limited real challengers with Meadow Stable aiming to preserve momentum into the Preakness Stakes on May 20. Trainers Homer Pardue and others weigh Derby losses against future Crown hopes as Upper Case and Kentuckian plans loom.
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John
G.griffin
Louisville
Canonero II
Riva Ridge
Will
Meadow
Pve
Homer Pardue
No le Hace
California
Paul Urker
Chamberlain Leads Lakers To Sixth NBA Title In 4-1 Win
Will Chamberlain powered the Los Angeles Lakers past the New York Knicks 114-100 to clinch the NBA championship in a 4-1 series final. He totaled 24 points and 29 rebounds despite a sprained wrist, earning series MVP honors and a new car. Lakers teammates Jerry West and Gail Goodrich supplied strong support as Los Angeles sealed the title at the Forum.
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Inglewood
Calif
UPI
Will Chamberlain
Hloves
Goliath
Los Angeles Lakers
Forum Court
New York
Knicks
Lakers
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
Los Angeles
NBA
Philadelphia 76Ers
Robert Kerlain
Laker
Minneapolis
Bill Sharman
Cleveland
Utah Stars
American Basketball Association
Sharman
Jerry West
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Gail Goodrich
Jim McMillian
Walt Frazier
Hanes
Milwaukee Bucks
Red Holzman
Dave DeBusschere
Wilt
Roller Derby Show At District Fairgrounds Tonight
Gates open at seven for a Roller Derby doubleheader featuring Bay Bombers and Pioneers led by Joan Weston. The event starts rolling at 8 pm with tickets 3 50 for adults and 1 75 for children under 16 with adult supervision. A 4440 crowd is expected to fill the grandstands.
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District Fairgrounds
Bay Bombers
The
Pioneers
Joan Weston
Yankees slugger Gehrig tops grand slam record
New York batter Lou Gehrig holds the major league career record for grand slam home runs after blasting 23 grand slams in his career. His powerful hitting with the Yankees produced several bases loaded homers and marked a historic achievement in baseball history.
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NEW York
UPI
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Standings and Results Across League Games
Sunday results show Montreal 1 Los Ange 13 with 11 innings, N Y 8 San Diego 6 in 10. Phila 8 San Francisco 3. Pittsburgh 9 Cincinnati 6. St Louis 5 Atlanta 4. Saturday scores include San Diego 6 New York 2 and Chicago 6 Houston 4. St Louis 4 Atlanta 2. Detroit 4 Texas 1. Cleveland 12 Chicago 0. Minn 3 Boston 2. Milwaukee 0 Baltimore 0.
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Houston
San Fran
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Cinti
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Atlanta
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Texas
Cleveland
Minn
Boston
Oakland
Baltimore
Calif
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Wil. Pet
G.b. Ew
York
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Minnesota
Ae City
California
Ukiah Wildcats Fall to Petaluma in Close League Tilt
Ukiah Varsity suffers a 3-2 defeat at Anton Stadium as Hogan pitcher Bob Smith delivers clutch hits and two key pickoffs. Ron McGehee and Henry drive early runs. Ukiah stranded nine and left runners on base, while Smith muscles out the win.
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Bob ‘Smith
Petaluma
Cats
Sam Solis
Santa Rosa
Gary
Philbert
Ukialy
Hogan
Smith
Ukiah
Ron "McGehee
Warren Henr
Ukiahi
Ron Rinehart
Henry
Lee Rodrigue
Jim Brown
Alex
Ron
Greg Alexander
McGehee
Rodrigue
Alexander
Rinehart
Tommy Walker
Warren Henry
Jeff Haskell
Alan Martinelli
Mike Heath
Jayvees
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