Pony League 1967 season rosters and managers listed
The document lists teams in the Pony League for the 1967 season with managers and rosters. Palace Sporting, Rotary Cles, Ford Gravel, Anton’s, Crawford Lumber, Ganter and Nabors Chevrons, and Jord’s Morningere are named with respective managers Bud McAllister Ed Walsh Don Rooker and others. The High School diamond hosts one-game nights with pinch hitters and runners noted.
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Bud McAllister
Munnell and Sherrill
Bill Clary Fépurns
Palace Sport
Eee Hola
Ed Walsh
Ford Gravel
Paul Hage
Beain
Gard
Don Rooker
Crawford
Dony
Heague
Th Bach
Tech Man
Espec
Pony
Tintete
Pony “‘Lidague
T Ms
High School
Botini
Antén Stadi- Palace Sporting Goop
Paul Wiegand
Steve Moss
Steve Nortoh
Tim Shannon
Tom Navarez
David Orchard
Kén :Clary
Jeff Canclini
Ron Wellace
Pat Johnson
Ricky
Garpenter
Mike ‘Dale
Charles Cooper
John Thomas
Marshall ‘Mahan
Bob Britton
Crawford Lumber
Eddie Lampson
John Paget
Bob Hutchinson
Richard Dightman
Greg’ Postal
Danny Hunt
Ron Tones
Milton Jones
Raymond Farmer
Robert MacDougall
Bruce Poma
Bobbie Stout
Ganter
Nabors
Astros edge Dodgers as Regan suffers first defeat since May 1966
In a tight 10 inning affair the Astros defeated the Dodgers 5-3. Phil Regan took his first loss since May 13, 1966 after 15 straight wins and 71 appearances. John Odom and Pierce combined on an eight hitter to pace Kansas City's win over California.
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Pesta
Kansas City
Houston
Los Angeles
New—York
Atlanta
Dodgers
Phil ‘Regan
John
Whoony Odom
Pierce
California
Rickey
Clark
Innnings
Torres Defends Title Versus Tiger Threat in Previous Fight
In a tense rematch, Torres edges Tiger in a rugged bout despite midfight trouble from a pancreatitis scare. Tiger, frail after 16 years of fighting and a prior loss, struggles to land against the Nigerian challenger. Torres, bruised but resilient, vows a knockout in rounds seven or eight after reviewing film and admitting he left punches untapped.
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Tore
Tigers
Ald Awith
Torres
Tiger
Emile
S Hospital
Tigér
Ukiah Varsity Baseballs Rough Twin Losses in Santa Rosa
Ukiah travelled to Santa Rosa Monday for a regulation game with Santa Rosa and then a makeup with Hogan, losing both in a tough doubleheader. Santa Rosa won 2-0 in the first game as Ukiah stranded runners, while Ukiah JV rallied briefly but fell 2-4. John Peregoy earned the win with relief from Marc Masterson in the second game. Ukiah, now 7-6 on the season, chases a Thursday finale against Napa at Anton Stadium after a costly day marked by errors and missed hits.
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Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Santa-Rosa
Hogan
Wildcats
Jayvees
John Peregoy
Marc Masterson
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Tleat Hogan
Randy Farmer
Per Piri
Don Taksaio
Marty Wattenburger
Alan Estes
Vatter
Panthers
Chris Henderson
Ukish
Lioe
Bill Heath
Vernge
Brute
Zimmerman
Yeoman
Innning
Son
Napa
Anton Stadium
Pan Am Test Dates Set for Minnesota Sites
Final Pan American Games trials will run July 1 15 at the University of Minnesota and nearby Minneapolis area venues. U S Olympic Committee officials determine teams across sports including field hockey soccer basketball swimming diving track gymnastics tennis and weightlifting with selections from Minnesota facilities and other host sites such as St Paul Mankato State and Lake Minnetonka venues.
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New
York
University_of Minnesota
Minneapolis
U.s.olympic Committee
Minnesota
St. Paul
Hairline
University
Mankato State
Lake Minnetonka
California Partyboats Set Fishing Record in 1968
The Department of Fish and Game reports 857,000 anglers aboard 458 party boats from San Diego to Crescent City logged 5,408,420 fish in 1968, averaging 6.3 per angler. Rockfish led with 1,688,718, sand and surf bass 1,278,939, with gains in barracuda yellowtail and striped bass and decreases in bonito halibut and albacore.
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California
Lombardi Signals Packers May Retirements Back
Vince Lombardi, Packers coach and GM, says no retirees are certain as many veterans consider future plans. He expects Max McGee to return, notes Thurston and Kramer uncertain, and confirms Forrest Gregg and Henry Jordan are signed. Lombardi discusses Jimmy Taylor’s contract and receiving Fordham's Insignis Medal with pride.
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Fordham University
Lombardi
Jimmy Taylor
McGee
Fordham
Green -Bay
Max McGee
Fuzzy ‘Thurston
Jerry
Kramer
Thurston
Lorhbardt
Forrest Gregg
Henry Jordan
Bob Skoronski
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Victor Hess
Victor A. Belaunde
No Alimony Rule Shifts In Favor Of Employed Wives
State Supreme Court Justice Margaret M. Mangan ruled that a destitute husband cannot collect alimony from an employed wife. He sought 75 dollars weekly, but the decision called such a claim unnatural and noted the traditional role of the husband as breadwinner. Spacetrack sensors of NORAD extend from the Central Pacific across the western hemisphere to Europe.
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Supreme Court
Spacetrack
North American Air Defense Command
Pacific
Hemisphere
Europe
Ukiah Softballers To Meet Tomorrow
Ukiah Recreation Director Dave Strong calls managers sponsors and players to a meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Ukiah Municipal Clubhouse to organize the 1967 Ukiah Valley Men's Softball League and set a league schedule. Contacts listed for sponsorship and team management.
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Jin
Ukiah Valley
Ukiah
Dave Strong
Giants Aim To Rebound After Cubs Drubbing
San Francisco Giants look to recover after a 9-3 loss to the Chicago Cubs. Juan Marichal (5-3) starts against Ferguson, Jenkins as Chicago seeks another win. Banks, Thomas, Williams, and Haller spark a late rally but Giants fall short. Ray Culp (2-2) wins. relief help by Hendley.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
Juan Marichal
Ferguson
Jenkins
San Francisco Giants
Chicago” “Cubs
Marichal
Jecoly
Cubs
Chicago
Bruins
Lee Thomas
Billy Williams
Ernie Banks
Daniels Wins in First Round Knockout in Las Vegas
Veteran Billy Daniels aged 191 from Brooklyn defeated Floyd Joyner 212 from Phoenix by a quick first round knockout at 3 10 under Nevada rules referee Nate Morgan counted after the bell. Joyner was knocked down twice with a right uppercut and a head collision noted. Hard-hitting Eddie Jones stopped Allen Thomas in 2 20 of the fourth after a late rally. Johnny Brooks, welterweight champion of Nevada, won a unanimous decision over Billy Marsh in a 10 rounder.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Billy Daniels
Brooklyn
N.Y
Floyd Joyner
Phoenix
Ariz
Daniels
Joyner
Nevada
Nate Morgan
Joyners
Morgayi
Eddie Jones
Hollywood
Calif
Allen Thomas
Chicago
Thomas
Jones
Dave Pearl
Johnny Brooks
Ias Vegas
Billy Marsh
Henderson
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Bob Hendley
Tom Haller
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