Ukiah Golfers Tie for NBL Title in Sonoma County Clash
Ukiah Varsity golfers clinched at least a share of the 1972 NBL championship with a win over Hogan of Vallejo at Ukiah Municipal on Thursday. Bo Strong led with 70 while Paul Weyland 72 and Sparso 75 helped Ukiah deny Napa and move toward an outright or shared title.
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Key games Saturday swing South Little and Coast leagues
South Little League hosts a doubleheader at the Mendocino State Hospital complex with a 1 p.m. showdown between Prescription Center and Montgomery Wards and a 3 30 p.m. clash for the league lead between Pargas and Auto Dealers. South Coast leaders Frosty Shoppe edge Foothill Market by a half game. Tele-Promp-Ter TV leads Ukiah Law by a half game in the 9 10 division.
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Bruins Clinch Stanley Cup With 3-0 Win Over Rangers
Boston secures the title four games to two as Bobby Orr scores once on a power play and adds another assist. Orr earns the Conn Smythe while teammate Gerry Cheevers shines in net. The victory nets $15,000 per Bruins player, Rangers receive $7,500 each. Rod Gilbert voices frustration, stating it may be his last shot at glory.
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Mets welcome Willie Mays to New York in big return
Willie Mays joins the Mets after being acquired from San Francisco for minor league pitcher Charlie Williams and $50,000. Mayor Lindsay will host a noon City Hall ceremony before Mays dons a Mets uniform for the first time and is expected to spell Tommie Agee in center. Manager Yogi Berra says Mays will provide right handed depth as a bench option and a veteran mentor.
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Foreman crushes Paez as he eyes Frazier or Ali
Unbeaten heavyweight George Foreman 36 0 been 33 knockouts knocked out Argentinian Miguel Paez 196 at 2 29 of the second round at the Oakland Coliseum Arena Foreman says he is the logical contender to champion Joe Frazier and perhaps Muhammad Ali if the money is right Paez 17 losses in 69 bouts was downed after an eight count Foreman 23 from Hayward sees Frazier dodging him yet ties to pursue title shot.
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McLain Faces Crucial Test as A's Open With Boston
Denny McLain seeks a key win tonight in Oakland as Boston visits for a three game set. McLain, 1-2, faces Sonny Siebert as Dick Williams pushes his rotation with Blue Moon Odom and Vida Blue back in action. The A's trail Minnesota by 1 1/2 games in the AL West in a tight pennant race.
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Standings and Thursday Results Across Leagues
Standings show Minnesota and Oakland with records and percentages. Thursday results include Texas 3 Baltimore 1 and Boston 8 California 1. In the National League East Houston leads, while Los Angeles and San Diego split games and New York defeats Los Angeles. San Francisco and Montreal played, with more games scheduled.
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Walton Arrested During UCLA Antiwar Demonstration
Bill Walton, famed UCLA basketball star and 1969 NCAA champion, was among more than 50 students detained by city police during a campus antiwar protest. Walton, 20, is a political science major from La Mesa, California, and won the Naismith Award as the nation's top player.
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Bob Cousy Signs Fourth Year With Royals
Bob Cousy receives a fourth-year contract extension with the Cincinnati Kansas City Royals after an uneven pro record but a 117-34 college mark at Boston College. The move keeps him as head coach in a struggling NBA setting.
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Giants mourn the loss of their greatest player Willie Mays trade shocks club
The New York Giants react to Willie Mays being traded to the New York Mets for cash and a minor league pitcher. Teammates like Bobby Bonds and Dave Rader express mixed emotions while manager Charlie Fox hails Mays as the greatest and notes his security. The Giants beat the Expos 6-2 behind Ron Bryant.
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