Hunter Tosses Perfect Game as A's Edge Twins
Catfish Hunter pitched a perfect game for Oakland as Minnesota fall to 3-2. He struck out 11 over 107 deliveries, with Rich Reese driving in two runs and three singles contributing to the offense. The game marked the second no hitter of the young season and the first perfect game in A L regular season since 1922. The A's owner listened by radio and phoned Hunter after pinch hitter Rich Reese fanned.
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Twins
Hunter
Aenea
Hunster
Rick Monday
Baltimore
Tom Phoebus
Boston Red Sox
Sandy Kolfax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Charley Robertson
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Don Larsen
Yankees
Ee Mance
Suring
Oakland
Athletics
Porte
Ind
Rich Reese
Catfish
BSB
Ratte Ae
Minnesota
Wey
Ted
Rega Taekaa
Local track meet names and officials urged to attend
In Ukiah area meet officials include Jack Simpson Yokayo starter Bob Cannon Nokomis high jump judge Dick Ponzio Nokomis head timer Bob Broaddus Redwood Valley head judge Bill Potter Valley softball judge Jim Crow Frank Zeek long jump judge Lynda Finch Nokomis chief clerk Parents urged to attend to watch young athletes run jump and throw for enjoyment.
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Bortbell
Co-Spence
Fifah
Ukiah
Maye Jack Simpson
Yokayo
Bob Cannon
Nokomis
Bob Broaddus
Redwood Valley
Ponzio
Billy Rite
Potter Valley
Jim Crow
Frank
Zeek
Lynda
Finch
Astros Win 3 1 From Giants In Astrodome Tough Park
Ray Sadecki says he won Wednesday night’s game due to the Astrodome turf but still calls the park the toughest to play in. He cites the hard surface and uneven infield as factors while Ron Hunt and Mays contribute key grounders in a 3-1 Houston victory over San Francisco.
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Houston
UPI
Ray Sadecki
Astrodome
Ron Hunt
Ar Maye
Sadecki
San Francisco i
Houston ‘Astros
Crass
Mays
Pacande
Ageon
Ukiah track stars face NBL I NBL II finals bid fray
Ukiah hosts a Friday meet at Santa Rosa Junior College Bailey Field as NBL I and II hopefuls chase Division III NCS bids toward the May 24 finals and May 31 June 1 state meet at Berkeley. John Ready leads hurdles bid while Kee th Leland, Foster Parker, Jensen and Harryman headline field events and relays.
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NBL I
NBL IL
Santa Rosa
Bailey
NCS
University of California, Berkeley
Ukiahs
John Ready
Vallejo
Napa
el Molino
Ready
Wayne Thornton
Ukiah
Keith ‘Leland
Leland
Ukjiah
Fortuna
Foster Parker
Ukiahi
Tom Hill
Raipelane
Simoncini
Gust
Aieh "Jensen
Ted Harryman
Kent Leland
Frosh
Bob Barrett
Forrest “Williams
John Thomas
Milton Jones
Bob Farnbach
Bart Shields
C’s
Master golfer Craig Wood found dead in Palm Beach hotel
Craig Wood, 68, a Masters and 1941 U S Open champion and recent golf pro in the Bahamas, died in his Palm Beach Towers hotel room. Doctors said he suffered a heart attack about three months earlier and apparently had another fatal heart attack Wednesday in Florida.
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Palm Beach
Fila
UPI
Gofer Craig Wood
Wood
Bahamas Islands
Florida
Palm Beach Towers
Sadecki Hurls Win For Giants At Astrodome
Ray Sadecki pitched 8 1 3 innings of four hit ball to lead the San Francisco Giants to a 3 1 victory over the Houston Astros in Houston The left hander struck out seven and walked one earning his fourth win against two losses The Giants scored once in the eighth and twice in the ninth for the comeback win Jim Wynn hit the Astros only homer as Chicago beat LA Pittsburgh won in 14 innings over Atlanta Philadelphia topped Cincinnati and St Louis shut out New York in NL action.
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Houston, Tex
UPI
Ray Sadecki
Orlando Cepeda
St. Louis
San Francisco Giants
Astrodome
Sadecki
Giants
Astros
Houston
Jim Wynn
Mike McCormick
Dave Giusti
Chicago
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Warriors Eye Size in 1968 Draft Selections
San Francisco Warriors pursue front court depth in the 1968 draft. They selected 6-8 Don Sidel and 6-11 Jim Eakins, plus 6-9 Bob Allen, 6-6 Dave Reasor, and others, aiming to boost size. Coach George Lee called Sidel an excellent prospect despite being a late first-round pick.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Warriors
Ron Williams
West Virginia Star
Don Sidel
Oklahoma
Edgar Lacey
Ucla
Los Angeles
Jim Eakins
Brigham Young
Bob Allen
Marshall
Dave Reasor
West Virginia
Walt Piatkowski
Bowling Green
Bob Heaney
Santa Clara
Jerry Chandler
Nevada Southern
Bob Welfe
California
Warriors
Sidel
George Lee
Sidle
Lee
Pitching for Personnel in Defiance Ohio
Ned Garver former American League star pitcher now serves as director of personnel for a meat packing company in Defiance Ohio Garver rose to fame as a key figure with the St. Louis Browns and later the St. Louis Cardinals in his major league career
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Defiance
Ohio
Ned Garver
Garver
St. Louis
Ukiah Nine Narrowly Falls In Key Baseball Clash
Montgomery held Ukiah to two hits and five errors allowed three unearned runs in a 3-0 victory that ties Ukiah for second place in the NBL I race. Ukiah remains a half game behind Petaluma. a win at Petaluma could lift them back atop the standings.
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Ukiah
Varsity
Montgomery
Vikings
Petaluma
Trojans
Wildcats
Ptaluma
Tom Fitchie
California fish and game violators face fines and jail
The Department of Fish and Game reports last year 15,662 arrests for 15,876 fish and game law violations, with fines totaling $471,301 and 2,366 days served in jail. Angling without a license led to 5,849 arrests. other violations included carrying a loaded gun in a vehicle and angling with more than one line. Courts revoked five hunting and six angling licenses, and 21 licenses were suspended.
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California
Department of Fish and Game
DFG
Williams Clinches Silver Slipper TKO in Las Vegas
UPI reports local 147 pounder Nate Williams stopped Larry Cruz of Salt Lake City when Cruz failed to rise for the seventh round of their scheduled 10 rounder at the Silver Slipper in Las Vegas. Cruz bled from the nose, was knocked down in the fourth and twice in the sixth before the bell. Jonny Liston boxed a four round exhibition against Cornel Nolen as the undercard.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Nate Williams
Larry Cruz
Salt Lake City
Cruz
Shelley , Lyons
Los Angeles
Jonny Liston
Cornel Nolen
Oakland
Calif
Gonnerman Racks Up 224 Yards Vs Drake in 1967
Darwin Gonnerman of South Dakota State had his best day of the 1967 season against Drake University. The Adrian Minn. tailback showed a rough start with an 18 yard loss but finished with a net 224 rushing yards for the afternoon.
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Des Moines
Towa
UPI
Darwin Gonnerman
South Dakota State
Drake University of Des Moines
Adrian, Minn
Ailback
Lucky International golf tourney set for Harding Park
San Francisco reports the 100000 Lucky International golf tournament will be held at Harding Park from October 0 through November 3, announced by local sponsor Jess Nicks of General Brewing Corp. PGA official Jack Tuthill confirmed site approval, citing the San Francisco Recreation and Park Commission's push to upgrade the public course facilities.
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San Francisco
OPD
Harding Park
Jess Nicks
General ‘Brewing Corp
PGA
Jack Tuthill
Tuthill
Baseball film premiers free showings for clubs
A new major league baseball color film titled Baseball's Incredible Year premiered in Minneapolis and is offered at no cost to clubs and organizations worldwide. Requests for the print should be sent to P.O. Box 1414, Minneapolis, Minn. 55440.
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Minneapolis
UPT
P.O
Minn
Ukiah Women’s Golf Guest Day draws guests and prizes
Ukiah Women’s Golf Club hosted the Annual Women’s Guest Day with guests from Cobb Northwood Santa Rosa Buckingham Healdsburg. Volunteers organized pairings handicaps tables decorations and refreshments. Low gross Vivi Jones and low nets across classes recognized. nine balls awarded for hitting balls from No. 5 green. Congratulations to all and thanks to participants and scorers.
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Ukiah Womens Go
Ukiah Womens Golf Club
Cobb
Northwood
Santa Rosa
Buckingham
Healdsburg
Gladys Stickney
Archie Clarke
Irene Rea
Jean Palmer
Dellene Rawles
Maxine Fullerton
Marie Shimmin
Betty Winslow
Irene Auger
Carol Minsinger
Marge Boynton
Mable Peltonen
Barbara Galvin
Hattie Parman
Ann Weber
Josie Massengill
Louise Eckmen
Gayle Nelson
Ida Andrews
Mabel Petonen
Viviones
Trene Coffey
Margaret Anton
Doris Gilmer
Ukiah
Archec Clarke
Dede Finn
Gert Northrop
June Buckley
Gert Reid
Oalmont
Julie Sjoland
Clara Means
Maxine Galeazzi
Stephanie Baker
Bergene Underwood
Amateur seamstress recalls her husband’s injuries
Mrs. Gerry Melnyk, wife of St. Louis Blues hockey player Gerry Melnyk, notes some of her own needlework is less complicated than her husband's. She recalls that he has had about 100 stitches on his head over the years, and comments that a professional hockey player always faces cuts and bruises.
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St.louis
UPI
Gerry Melnyk
St. Louis Blues
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