Open Pistol Shoot At Ukiah Valley Range
Open to all ages and genders, the Ukiah Valley Pistol tournament at Vichy Springs range offers silver medals and trophies under Lewis scoring. Relays start 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m., and 4 p.m., with possible extra relays, entry 75 cents per shooter per match, optional slowfire timed rapid or aggregate events.
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Ukiah and Healdsburg settle for tie in clutch golf match
Ukiah golfers tied Healdsburg in a tense showdown as Chris Philbrick swept his No. 1 singles match 3 points. Dave Thornton struggled with an 8 over par, while Bill Kahn and Daryl McClendon fought to a split in the No. 4 foursome with a dramatic finish. Both teams still chase remaining wins to secure at least a draw.
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Willits Hosts Northwest track Stars Tomorrow
Willits faces a heavy Northwest track meet lineup with key athletes named including Kenney Jord, Norm Wood, Roger Whitwright, Wes Stoddard, Fred McKee, Richard Camp, Mike Van Cleemput, Dennis Early and others. Fort Bragg contributions loom in the mile, pole vault, and sprint events as a crowded field tests regional talent and standings.
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Unbeaten Ortiz Faces Lopes in 10-Round TV Bout
Hollywood report says Carlos Ortiz undefeated in 26 fights meets Joey Lopes in a nationally televised lightweight ten rounder at Legion Stadium. Ortiz, a stylish Puerto Rican with New York roots, seeks a major national break against the veteran Lopes from Sacramento, California.
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Bolt Tops Field with One-Stroke Lead at Arlington Open
Bolt leads as he begins the second lap of his pursuit of back to back wins in the Arlington Open at Hot Springs. He shot six under par 66 in round one, matching the top scores of Gary Player Bob Rosburg and Bert Weaver, while playing bogey free.
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Cubs Lose Lead as Reds Rally in Ninth to Beat Cubs
Cincinnati surged for an eight-run ninth inning to topple Chicago 10 8 in Chicago, dropping the Cubs 13 games back of the Braves. Washington Senators won 4 1 over Detroit as Dick Hyde shined in relief, keeping pace with the Yankees atop the AL race with Pedro Ramos set to start in New York. Hyde extended a scoreless stretch to 9 2 3 innings, while Ralph Lumenti earned his first big league win for Detroit.
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Ukiah Rifle and Pistol Club Plans Summer Shoots
The Ukiah Rifle and Pistol club invites teens juniors women and adults to join and test their aim. If interest remains high a series of pistol shoots or tournament matches may be held throughout the summer with spectators allowed in a safe viewing area.
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New Names Lead in Women's Bowling Play
In San Francisco Janet Harmon of Portland moved to second place with 617 pins in the singles while Jerry Price of Houston rose to fifth with 994. Gladys Swenson and Fran Stennet of Rockford claimed fifth in doubles with 1143 as new leaders emerged in the tournament.
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Ukiahans Open Season Against San Francisco All Stars
Hopland hosts the season opener Sunday at 2 p.m. against the San Francisco All Stars with a largely Ukiah core and Calpelia players. Key players include Steve Calperson Norm Hughey Brad Sher and Charles Hale as catcher with Jack Rosetti. Infielders feature Ralph Bether J C McCain or Ray Martinez Bull McCain Floyd Rovera and Jim Brown.
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Giants Braves Night Game Sells Out in San Francisco
The June 3 game between the San Francisco Giants and Milwaukee Braves is sold out. Only 2,600 pavilion seats and 2,500 bleacher seats will go on sale the night of the game.
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