Warriors Move to San Francisco for 1982-63 Season
Open Welfare flares as Philadelphia Warriors relocate to San Francisco for the 1982-63 season to compete against the Salms of the American Basketball League. A San Francisco syndicate raised 850000 dollars to purchase the team led by Wilt the Stilt.
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Raiders Set Training Camp Locale And NBA Moves
The Oakland Raiders will train at Santa Cruz again and move camp to the University of Massachusetts Amherst on August 3, opening the fall season there. NBA owners voted 7-2 to move the Warriors to San Francisco, opposing teams Celtics and Knicks, amid antitrust tensions with an expected Chamberlain presence.
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Ohio state track meet sparks record-breaking assault claims
Ohio’s top track stars face a weekend of record-breaking attempts at the 55th state meet in Columbus. Dayton Roosevelt is favored to repeat as Class AA champion as Al Payne breaks the 880 record and other marks fall in hurdles, sprints, and relay events across state schools and notable athletes.
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Giants Lose Ground Again as Phils Stop Slump
San Francisco falls 10-7 to Philadelphia at Candlestick Park in a sloppy affair marred by four Giants errors. Ed Bailey misfire allows a run, Willie McCovey homers but fans thrice, while Art Mahaffey improves to 4-1 for the Phils aided by Frank Sullivan.
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Ukiah Eyes Second Place Finish in NBL Title Race
Ukiah high school baseball aims for a 5 3 record and second in the North Bay League by beating Napa Indians after Napa’s 2 1 10 inning win over Montgomery. The outcome hinges on Ukiah’s Friday game at Anton Stadium in Napa.
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Women Golfs Week Highlights and Prep Plans
Captain Doris Gilmer awarded prizes to Jean Stoodley Finn and Gert Norithrup who tied for second in last week's play. Next week features best nine for 18 hole players. Four cars transported players to Hobergs with Mona Fahrney captain and Dolorés Johnson arranging transport. Vivi Bones announced a possible guest day May 29 at Ukiah Women's Golf Club. Olive Crawford hosted this week.
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Ukiah Seeks Rally in Finale Against Napa
Ukiah aims to end a difficult season with a win in a makeup game against Napa after a rough stretch two hits in 11 innings versus Healdsburg and Vallejo. Larry Parducci leads a pitching turnaround and fewer fielding errors as Ukiah faces Napa ace Rich Robertson in a final high school contest.
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