Ukiah High baseball star Parducci shines amid rough season
Junior southpaw Larry Parducci led Ukiah with six wins in nine decisions and 96 strikeouts in 62 innings, amid a turbulent season. Don Gatling contributed four wins, while Gary Borgna and Doug Modrell prepared for future play. The staff totaled 157 strikeouts, 82 walks, 52 runs allowed and 81 hits.
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Ukiah Juniors Sweep at Redwood Empire Bowling Meet
Ukiah’s junior bowlers shone at Santa Rosa Holiday Bowl winning bantam doubles and singles with a 694 scratch series and 731 including handicap. Danny Harris led bantams with 712 total with handicap. Judy Radcliff and Patty Hamilton topped bantam girls. Shirley Ann Safford placed second in junior singles with a 549 including handicap. Harris twins Lee and Lynn Diaz? defeated Castro Valley twins in junior doubles. Ukiah crews earned 16 trophies out of 28 expected in Santa Rosa and seven in Monterey, with strong support from parents and coaches.
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Willits Athletes Tonight at Community Banquet Awards
Willits Union High School athletes in all sports will receive awards for the past school year at a 7:30 p.m. banquet at Baechtel Grove School Willits. Paul Clark student body president will MC and guest speaker Phil Sarboe Humbohn State College football coach, 1960 Coach of the Year.
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Sammy Snead Wins Open Prelude Worries Loom
Sammy Snead, at 48, clinched the 109th tourney victory in the Sam Snead Festival at White Sulphur Springs, W V, but he voiced doubt about the upcoming U S Open next month. He remarked he has blown many Opens and fears this year may not be different.
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Siebert wins rapid 80 yard dash in world leading time
Jerry Siebert former UC half mile star and Rome Olympian led a three man dash at Freemont Saturday night posting the fastest 80 yard clocking in the nation and world this year. Ernie Cunliff and Jim Beatty trailed while Rich Klier set a fast first lap but Siebert finished strong to open several yards. Siebert represented the Youth Village of Santa Clara in the meet.
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Braun Becomes Celtics Newest Player After Knicks Exit
Carl Braun, 33, the former Knicks star and late 1950s coach, signed a one year contract with the Boston Celtics. He is expected to replace Bil Sharman in the lineup after leaving New York. Braun received offers from three other teams but chose Boston.
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Great Track Athletes Set for Modesto Test
San Francisco based report details the California Relays at Modesto Saturday night. Track luminaries including George Davies Don Bragg Dennis Johnson Charley Tidwell Dave Sivron Stone Johnson Harry Jerome Roscoe Cook Cyral Burleson and Jim Beatty will compete. Top relay squads from Western Michigan Abilene Christian and Oregon join a wide field, with Tom Moore directing the meet funded by Modesto merchants.
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Grambling
Harry Jerome
Roscoe Cook
Oregon
Cyral Burleson
Jim Beatty
Brownie Ivey, Talmage Sluggers duel ends in 9-6 loss
Brownie's Market pitcher Scott Ivey and Talmage Sluggers rival Darry Logan faced a mound duel as Brownie's won 9-6. Ivey allowed four hits with two doubles from Milt Ancelotti and Larry Logan and a single by Vann Rhoades. Logan surrendered five runs as doubles came from Scott Ivey Dennis DeAngelis and Ronnie Brumbach with DeAngelis and Brumbach adding singles.
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Hawaiian Pitcher Sets League Win Record This Season
San Francisco UPI reports Hawaii pitcher Dave Thies tied the Pacific Coast League win mark with five victories and one loss. Seattle's Earl Wilson posted the top earned run average at 1.69 over 32 innings in the season's statistics released today.
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Giants Rally Behind Sanford in 3-1 Win Over Cardinals
San Francisco pitcher Jack Sanford, labeled the Giants angry young man, steadies his spot in the rotation with a 3-1 victory over St. Louis. Sanford exited after an eighth inning single, replaced by Bob Bolin then brought back for the final outs, as Orlando Cepeda homered and drives in two to lead the offense.
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Treasury replaces bonds after loss theft or damage
Over the last two decades the Treasury has replaced nearly 1.5 million bonds that were lost stolen damaged or destroyed, ensuring holders retain valid securities and access their value.
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