Giants Take Prep Off After Cubs Loss At Wrigley Field
Cubs beat the Giants 5-4 as Adolfo Phillips stole home and Ken Holtzman drove in two runs. Gaylord Perry took the loss while Willie Mays and Jim Ray Hart produced early runs. Giants optioned Bob Barton and Cesar Gutierrez to Phoenix as cuts to the roster were announced.
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Malaga Becomes USLTA First Salaried Executive
New York report details Bob Malaga of Cleveland named the United States Lawn Tennis Association’s first salaried executive. He aims to expand promotion and reach, staging Davis Cup events and Wightman Cup series, while pushing junior development and grass roots growth across new regions with a broader staff and stronger television backing.
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49ers Sign Second-Round Pick Cas Banaszek
The San Francisco Forty Niners announced they have signed Cas Banaszek, their second draft choice. The 6-3, 230-pound tight end and linebacker played college football at Northwestern and hails from Chicago.
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Non-Support Charge Leads to Jail Booking in San Jose
Joseph J. Patricko, 24, of San Jose, was booked at the county jail by sheriff's deputies Tuesday on a warrant charging him with non support.
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Hunter Safety Class Slated Friday and Saturday
A hunter safety program for boys and girls aged 12 to 16 is announced by instructor Read. The Friday session at 7:30 p.m. in Ukiah will cover safety and gun orientation with no guns allowed. Saturday at 8:30 a.m. at the Ukiah Rifle and Pistol range, students may bring .22 caliber rifles with 5 to 300 rounds, for range procedures.
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Ukiah High Golf Aims For Home Win Over Vallejo
Ukiah High School defends its NBL golf title at home Friday at 2 p.m. facing Vallejo, then hopes to meet Napa in a decisive dual. Coach Bob Marsh fields his top five in a 4 to 20-player split while Ukiah also has baseball and track events nearby.
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Orioles Send Epstein to Rochester Then Cut Roster
The long trip back to the minors began for Orioles rookie slugger Mike Epstein who was optioned to Rochester as rosters were trimmed to 25. Epstein refused to discuss his return and warned of possible suspension if he does not report, while Ed Charles and Bob Johnson changed hands to the New York Mets. The article notes other teams deadline moves including Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Boston, the Yankees, and Pittsburgh finalizing rosters with multiple transactions across the majors.
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Fight results from Birmingham Tokyo and New York
Walter McGowan of Britain outpointed Giancarlo Centa of France in Birmingham. Musashi Nakano of Japan stopped Filipina Ravalo in Tokyo. Marcel Bizien of Jersey City N. Sid outpointed Mike Cruz of Puerto Rico in New York. Patty Berg, first president of the LPGA, was elected.
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Five finishers Friday set for NCS trials finals
Five finishers Friday will be the North Coast Section trials. After that all that will be left will be the NCS finals and the state Meet.
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Francisco Cincy Optioned Catcher and Infielder
In the Thiernatte League, the San Francisco club made a flurry of moves as catcher Bob Bariol and infielder Cesi Phoenix were optioned. The changes signal roster shifts amid ongoing league play and team strategy considerations.
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