Court grants athletes break in Cabrillo College case
A Santa Cruz Superior Court ruling favors Cabrillo College and the Coast Conference, allowing 18 year olds to choose their school without a one year sit out, challenging the CJCA rule that out of district athletes must wait. The CJCA may appeal as the case impacts out of state and in district recruiting and eligibility.
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Mendocino College officials react to court ruling on athlete eligibility
Mendocino College president Pete DeVries warns of recruitment problems after a Santa Cruz County Superior Court ruling set aside California Junior College Association rules on territorial limits for athletic eligibility. He notes athletes may transfer residence to compete elsewhere, prompting calls for new guidelines and possible appeals.
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Aaron Nears Babe Ruth With 30 More Homers Aim
Hank Aaron pushes toward Babe Ruth's 714 career mark after belting his 684th homer, lifting the Atlanta Braves 5-2 in 11 innings over the Houston Astros. The game featured Dusty Baker's sac fly and a two-run double by Dave Johnson in the 11th as Aaron grapples with racial hostility and media strain while chasing history.
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Astros GM Fined After Scoreboard Message Flap
Houston fans gave a standing ovation to a scoreboard message criticizing two umpires, flashing at the Astrodome. The next day Astros General Manager Spec Richardson was fined $300 for authorizing the message, a telegram from NL President Feeney stated the sanction. Richardson said he had no regrets and was not surprised.
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Ypsilanti Little League faces purge over girl player
In Ypsilanti Michigan the national Little League office ordered removal of uniforms patches after 12 year old Carolyn King played center field for the Orioles prompting a challenge to the no girls rule. League officials sought clarification and vowed to appeal to the executive committee while city officials barred park use unless the policy changed. Carolyn described the pressure and contemplated court action to seek a rule change.
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Fans sway NL designating hitter rule decision
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn said the National League would adopt the designated hitter if American League fans express approval. He noted fan reaction is the key factor and that, so far, he believes they like it. He also voiced disappointment that both leagues did not adopt the experiment this year.
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Huge Ukiah Athlete of the Year trophy donated by Louisiana Pacific
Louisiana Pacific Ukiah Division announced a three foot highperpetual Athlete of the Year trophy to be awarded annually starting 1973. The award honors athletic excellence plus teamwork leadership and coachability and will bear the recipient’s name each year.
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Ukiah Teams Fall to Viking Varsity In Double Sunset Rivalry
Montgomery hammered Ukiah 10-4 in Anton Stadium as Ukiah struggled to score beyond four runs. Ukiah's Doug Baker and Tommy Walker produced key hits, while Jim Brown, Kelvin Chapman and other infielders starred defensively. Jayvee loss was 5-3. tennis was swept 7-0. Friday and Saturday schedules noted for Ukiah squads and alumni events.
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Ukiah Varsity Golf Heads to Rancho Cotate Tourney
Ukiah high school golfers meet Petaluma and join host Rancho Cotate and Nevada Union in a seven trio bracket at the Rancho Cotate Rohnert Park course Friday. Ukiah’s squad features Paul Weyland Bo Strong Howie Carter Ed Ornham Paul Smith and Larry Johnson with a 12 48 p.m. start.
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