Fox strategy fuels Giants 9-4 rally over Astros on TV
Manager Charlie Fox reshuffles the order to boost speed at the top with Bonds Fuentes Maddox, and McCovey fourth. Speier fuels offense with a triple and a homer, driving in four as Giants pound four Houston pitchers for nine runs. Bonds and Maddox beat out infield hits, Goodson Matthews and Speier add key RBIs, while Speier ends with a two run blast. Injuries and a fine punctuate the telecast as Marichal prepares for Atlanta.
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Johnson's big bat sparks win for A's
Deron Johnson, new A's designated hitter, powered the 5-0 victory over Kansas City with a double and a two run homer. Since joining Oakland on May 5 he hits .301 in 18 games with five homers and 15 RBIs.
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Hogan wins Rancho Cotate Invitational golf title
Hogan prep golfers fired a five man total of 393 to win the Rancho Cotate Invitational at Rohnert Park. Tom Costello of Cardinal Newman led individuals with 72 while 21 Empire teams competed. Ukiah finished 7th with 418 as Bo Strong led locals at 76 and Paul Weyland 78.
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Ukiahi girls rise in competitive athletics
Ukiahi High School girls expand beyond intramural play into interscholastic tennis basketball volleyball track and badminton with coaches Jeff Felton Jim Larson Charla Neilson and Wally McDonald guiding. 1973 participants include Tambi Boynton Mary Rossetti Stacey Tilden Melody Gibson Carleen Lower Valera Bawden Tamara Perry Diane Martinelli Jo Ellen Howard Darlene Adkinson Kathy King among others.
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Ukiahi Girls Tennis Falls Short to Montgomery 4 3
Ukiahi unable to field full lineup due to illness and loses three singles matches while dropping both doubles as Montgomery edges Ukiahi 4 to 3 on Montgomery courts. Tambi Boynton wins for Ukiahi 6 1 6 4, with Montgomery clinching via doubles 6 3 6 1 and 6 4 6 1.
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KC's chalk up eighth in row
Dave Brooks pitched a complete game as the Knights of Columbus beat G & G Tire 12-1 for their eighth straight South Ukiah Senior League victory at Anton Stadium. Brooks drove in three runs with two singles, while Craig Ullrich extended a five game hit streak with two more, as MO and KO C tallied nine walks and seven earned runs off Wildberger.
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Montgomery Ward Rallies Past New Car Dealers 7-4
Montgomery Ward beat New Car Dealers 7-4 after a three run sixth inning. Dale Morris, Steve Zaina, and Jim Morris drove in three runs to break a 4-4 tie. Steve Rodrigue earned the win with 11 strikeouts while Scott Poma took the loss.
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