Giants Fall To Dodgers In 10 Innings On Road
San Francisco drops the final game of a road trip 4-3 to Los Angeles in 10 innings. Jose Pagan miscues and a key Jim Gilliam run set up Tommy Davis for the game winning single. Don Drysdale pitched for the Dodgers, while Don Larsen took the loss for the Giants as Davis drove in three runs.
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Ukiah Nine Ends with Napa Loss in Season Finale
Ukiah Wildcats fall 8-3 at Napa to close the NBL season 4-6. Layne leads with 2 for 3 and 2 RBIs. King allows three runs in the fourth after a solid start. Ukiah finishes 9-6 overall. three extra inning losses and rain hindered pennant hopes in a rugged campaign.
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Opening North Ukiah Little League Play Hits and Misses
North Ukiah Little League opening day produced a 7-1 Lions Club win over Ukiah Police Association. Fred Near pitched for Potter Valley Pine Browns and Mendocino Van and Storage won 38-0. Gary McKay homered for the Lions. Bruce Zimmerman was denied a no hitter by an error, fanning two.
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Ukiah High Boys Golf Clinches North Bay League Title
Ukiah juniors led by Don Bones Jr and Gary Shimmin swept their matches as 3-0 and 2%- margins powered a 9-1 win over Napa to secure undisputed North Bay League golf championship. Harlan Weatherford and Paul Shimmin contributed key wins. Vallejo trails with 7-2, one match left. Coach Bill Tatum praised the Wildcats for a standout season.
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World Records Set At Tremendous Cal Poly Relays Meet
At the 22nd Cal Poly Relays, records fell in several events. Peter Snell of New Zealand clocked 3:54.9 in the mile, Brian Sternberg (UW) cleared 16 ft 7 in in the pole vault, Phil Shinnick leapt 27 ft 4 in in the long jump though wind may have aided it, while John Thomas cleared 7 ft 4 in in the high jump. Oregon State’s 2 mile relay new world mark at 7:19.9 featured Jan Underwood, Jerry Brady, Norm Hoffman and Morgan Groth.
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Brazilians Defeat United States In Rio Contender Bout
Brazil captured its second straight world crown with an 85-81 victory over the United States as Yugoslavia edged Russia 69-67 in the fourth annual round robin. The U S squad, same side that dominated the Pan American Games, faced a tough non-Olympic field.
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Auto Dealers and Sluggers Battle to 7 7 Tie
Auto Dealers and Talmage Sluggers opened South Ukiah Little League with an eight inning 7 7 tie after the game was called to start a new one. Dave Machado and Steve Grieb each had three hits for Auto Dealers. Don Ray’s single tied the game. Broaddus and Rogers led for the Sluggers with two doubles each. Ukiah Police Association blanked Kiwanis 5 0 behind Danny Morse’s pitching six innings and two runs batted in by Herb Manning. Morse walked four to start but settled to fan nine and Johnson added five putouts. Wayne Oster had two singles and a triple for Kiwanis in the loss.
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Matchmaker Plans Carter Archers Bout at Madison Square Garden
New York promoter Teddy Brenner targets Rubin Hurricane Carter of Paterson New Jersey and Joey Archer of New York for a middleweight eliminator at Madison Square Garden on July 13. The winner would be positioned for a September title shot after a June follow-up.
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Trackmen Weather Windy Coast Meet Face Tough Trials
Ukiah hurdlers Gary Gleason and Burt Oliver struggled with 30 mph head winds in 120 highs and 70 yard highs at the North Coast Section meet in Pittsburgh. Jeff Fravel led the way for Ukiah in the 330, but most times fell short. Vallejo sprinter Willie Harrison qualified for Berkeley states with a 2nd in the 220 and 3rd in the 100, while Napa’s Bill Murray clocked a 3 11.4 in the 1320 to set a class B record. Vallejo’s Fred Hayden won the B discus at 143-64. Fort Bragg’s Bob Melville trailed in the mile.
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Crabs Win Tightly in Saturday Night Opener
In the second game, the Crabs defeated their opponent 17 to 2 with Bob Whittaker credited as winning pitcher and Rocky King providing two innings of relief. Finnegan and Shear Bot each had two hits in the final game.
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United States Wins Golf Cup Despite Early Struggles
Richard Tufts of Pinelands NC defends the cup amid talk of winding it up. He notes the matches remain vital for amateur golf between the US and Britain. The US trailed 6-3 after day one but surged to a 12-8 victory, taking four of eight singles and four foursomes while four matches were halved.
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Mickey Wright Wins Dallas Open in 283 Total
Mickey Wright, golf queen of Pavoniens era, clinched the Dallas Civic Tournament Open title with a one under par 283 total and a $2,000 top prize. She finished five strokes ahead of Sandra Haynie after rounds of 67 73 73 70 at Glen Lakes par 35 course noting two eagle threes and a water bordered hole.
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