McNally’s comeback tops Orioles hot stretch
Dave McNally, out two years with arm trouble, returned to form for Baltimore in a 50 victory over Minnesota. He scattered one hit over 13 innings in relief and helped the Orioles sweep the Dodgers in the 1966 World Series context, while a pitching staff rebound earned him Comeback Player of the Year honors. Elsewhere, Detroit beat Chicago 2-1 in 10 innings. Kansas City defeated Cleveland 5-2. In the NL, Atlanta beat New York 6-5 and Philadelphia crushed Cincinnati.
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Weidner
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Bane
Pancho Gonzalez Flies into a Temper in MSG Opener
Pancho Gonzalez, age 41, lost two matches in the Madison Square Garden Invitational. He fell to Roy Emerson 8-5 and to Dennis Ralston 8-7 in a tiebreaking format. After the Emerson defeat he vowed never to play indoors again and hurled insults at the scoring system and the venue. In the Ralston match he led 7-7 before a late run by Ralston. Gonzalez then smashed a ball into the stands and left the court in anger.
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Ralston
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Pancho
Nevada schools join WCAC loop
Nevada-Las Vegas and Nevada-Reno joined the West Coast Athletic Conference at the spring meeting, replacing San Jose State and UC Santa Barbara as WCAC members. The conference added Nevada schools and retained Santa Clara, San Francisco, Pepperdine, Loyola, Pacific, and St. Mary’s. A three-year TV contract with TV Sports was approved, and 1970 basketball and baseball schedules were tentatively approved.
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Pacific Coast Athletic Conference
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University of Nevada,Renco
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University of San Francisco
Pepperdine
Loyola
University
Oregon State challenges Pac-8 track supremacy
Oregon State coach Benny Jinger hopes to dethrone defending champions Southern Cal as the Pac-8 track and field meet opens in Eugene. Led by Lennox Miller and pole vaulter Bob Seagren, Oregon State, Stanford, UCLA, USC and Washington State pursue titles with close competition expected in trials and finals. Seagren faces strong rivals. the meet could hinge on the mile relay.
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UPI
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Bob Seagren
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UCLA
Washington State
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Eugene
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Ywear
Southern Cal
State
Olyms Pians
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Seagren
Fo¢i Puiyei
Marcus
Thompson
Fosbury
Pennington
USC
Tom Morrow
Tom Smith
Dick Railsback
Tom Colby
Stanford
Smile
Arne Kvalheim
Tom Massey
Herman Franklin
Ukiah golfers near title with key showdown looming
Ukiah Varsity golf team is one win from clinching the NBL 1969 title after beating Hogan 11.43 on Vallejo Blue Rock. Napa leads Ukiah by standings, with a 2 p.m. Tuesday match at Ukiah Municipal. a Ukiah loss or a tie could yield Napa the top spot. Ukiah’s Jan Jako vac battled Lynn Jones in a 7-15, 144-1% medal standoff. Jim Hozell, Verle Steppe, and Mike Gulyash posted strong scores as Ukiah fights to constrain Napa and secure the championship.
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Mark Lye
NBL
Jan Jakovac
Lynn Jones
Jim Hozell
Ster
Jim Bassler
Stanford and USC vie for Pac Eight golf title at Rainier
At Rainier Golf Course Seattle the defending champ Stanford and USC expected to duel in a 72-hole medal meet. Notables include USC stars Greg Pitzer Tom Watson Gregg McHatton Gary Sanders Bob Risch and Washington’s Pat Welch UCLA’s Mark Gustafson and Larry Benson. Ray Bennett praises course conditions after a sunny lead up.
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UPI
Rainier
Stanford
University of Southern California
Ray Bennett
University of Washington
Southern California
Greg Pitzer
Tom Watson
Gregg McHatton
Gary Sanders
Bob Risch
Mark Gustafson
Larry Benson
UCLA
Pat Welch
Washington State University
Yokayo Archers Form New Club In Ukiah Area
Yokayo Archers plan a charter meeting Monday May 19 at 7 30 p m in the County Library Building 108 W Clay Street to form a National Field Archery Association sanction group. All ages and genders invited with early joiner savings and support from Sebastopol Bowmen to meet NFAA safety and training requirements.
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Ukiah
USC and UCLA Set for Pac-8 Tennis Showdown
In Stanford California, Southern California and UCLA advanced easily in the Pac-8 tennis tournament first round. USC beat Oregon State 9-0 and UCLA defeated Washington State 9-0 as Stanford edged Washington 6-3 and California beat Oregon 8-1. Bob Lutz led USC with a 6-1 singles win over Raul Hernandez. doubles pairs Loyo-Mayo and Lara of USC won 6-4 6-3 over Hernandez and Gardiner.
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Tom Gardiner
Stan Pasarell
Steve Finnigan
Hot boats back on Clear Lake for 1969 meet
Nor Cal Boat and Ski Club hosts the second of nine championship events at California's largest natural lake. About 50 water skiers and 20 hot boats are expected to compete as races run from 10 a.m. off the new Aurora Marina clipped by the Aurora Club of Nice. Seven age divisions cover both men and women with a 2 1/2 mile ski course and boats reaching up to 90 mph.
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Aerofoils banned on international racing circuits
The International Sporting Commission of the International Automobile Federation announced an immediate ban on aerofoils used on race cars. The ban cites grave danger to spectators and drivers, following incidents of wings detaching at high speed and after Monaco practice where aerofoil cars set unofficial track records.
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Pargas tops Fjord's Smorgette 7-4 in Pony League opener
In Anton Stadium Thursday night Pargas beat Fjord's Smorgette 7-4 as both teams outhit each other 12 to 9. Key plays included Steve McCarthy stealing second and scoring on an error, Brad McDonald delivering a triple, and Bill Roby scoring on a miscue in the sixth inning. Fjord's Dan Vanoven and Dan Nichols had two hits each as the nightcap saw Crawford Lumber edge Pal ace Sport and Hobby Shop 7-6 with eight hits to six.
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Pargas
Fjord
Smorgette
Crawford Lumber
Palace Sport and Hobby Shop
Steve McCarthy
Steve Peterson
Brad McDonald
Bill Roby
McDonald
Mike Kuez
Roby
Dan Vanoven
Dan Nichols
Pentiful runs in South Ukiah baseball action
Palace Sport and Hobby piled up 11 hits and 12 runs in a 12 to 2 South Ukiah Little League win over Masonite. Kiwanis edged Prescription Center 15 to 11 in a slugfest. Don Schwank hit a two run triple for Palace in the third, while Greg Sanchez pitched six strong innings for Palace. Rex Reed, Steve Beaman, Wade Bayman and Richard Sams added two baggers for Palace.
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Palace Sport and Hobby
Masonite
Kiwanis
Prescription Center
Howdy Johnson
David Sperry
Rex Reed
Steve Beaman
Wade Bayman
Richard Sams
Don Schwank
Palace
Greg Sanchez
Bryan Cooper
Cooper
Roy Newman
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