Mets Fight Aces Could Clinch NL Series Today
New York seeks another win in the best-of-five playoff against Cincinnati after a 9-2 Mets victory, with Koosman facing Norman as Rusty Staub belts two homers and crowd trouble mars the event. Rose and Harrelson clashed on the field while fans threw bottles, triggering officials to calm the stands and threaten forfeiture.
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UPI
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Baltimore
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Reds
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Jack
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Sparky “Anderson
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Rusty Staub
Koosman
Pete Rose
Rosé
Bud Harrelson
Harrelson
Rose
Wayne Garrett
Buzz, Capra
Pedro Borbon
Felix Millan
Anderson
Chub Feeney
NCRA finale termed success at Ukiah speedway
After Saturday night rains, Brad Shear Sr and NCRA crews prepared the Fairgrounds track for Sundays $1000 Super Stock Open and $100 backups plus a 99 Special race. The event drew 43 in A main and 25 in the 99 Special with 21 cars in the A main, led by Chuck Little of Spokane who won after a dramatic 100 laps ahead of Don Hood and Tommy Sheldon.
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Spokane
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Don Hood
Grant’s Pass
Ore
Tommy Sheldon
Carson
City
Nevada
Brent Beck
Gold Hill
Jerry Kunze
Carson City
Jim Campbell
Jim Brown
Dewey Johnson
Skip Wilkinson
Laytonville
Doug Presley
McMahan
Mac
Lake Mendocino’ Lions Club
America
NCAA
Lake Méndocino Lions
Kelseyville Lions
Ukiah
Lakeport
Ukiah Hosts Vintage In Cross Country Duel At Home
Ukiah Wildcats host Vintage High School Napa for varsity jayvee and frosh soph cross country races at 3 30 pm on the Ukiah track by the football practice field. Top runners Mark Hadley and Leon Brunet lead their teams as Ukiah aims for a combined varsity and junior varsity team win behind strong support from Arbogast Wong Nicholson and others.
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Jayvee
Frosh-Soph
Vintage High School
Napa
Vintage
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Hadley and
Brunet
Redwood Empire
Jim Arbogast
Ukiah
Dave Wong
Tom Nicholson
Ed Gall
Randy Spagnola
Louis Albert
Mike Blank
Jeff Neilson
Dan Brown
Darwin Dick
Bob Dailey
Gary Zeek
Dan Cook
Dave Sperry
Hadley
Santa Rosa
Wildcats
David Wong
Petaluma
Hogan
Ukiahs
NBL
Leon Brunet
Journal
Erickson
Redskins edge Cowboys in defensive Monday night win
Washington defeats Dallas 14 to 7 to pull even atop the NFC East at 3-1. Brig Owens intercepted Craig Morton for a 26 yard TD with 2:33 left and Ken Houston stopped a late Dallas drive at the goal line as Staubach, Morton and the Cowboys were frustrated by Washington’s front seven and multiple blocked kicks. Owens and Houston earned key plays in the tense battle scripted by strong defense.
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UPI
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Ken Houston
Washington Redskins
Dallas Cowboys
Owens
Craig Morton
Rost
Walt ‘Garrison
Morton
Cowboys
Camej
Sonny Jurgensen
Charley Taylor
Mark Washington
Dallas
Redskins
Garrison
Houston
Roger Staubach
Otto Stowe
Jurgensen
Staubach
Curt Knight
Trojans slip to fifth in the college football rankings
Southern California falls from first to fifth in the UPI coaches poll as Ohio State holds a No. 1 position with 334 points. Nebraska stays second, Alabama and Michigan rise to join the top four, while Oklahoma remains sixth and Penn State, Tennessee, Notre Dame, and LSU fill the rest of the top ten. The note also mentions Montreal park land acreage.
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UPI
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Trojans
United Press International Board
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Nebraska
Alabama
Michigan
California
Oklahoma
Oregon State
Miami
Fla
Penn State
Tennessée
Notre Dame
Louisiana State
A's Cubs Orioles Reschedule Game Three in Oakland
The Baltimore Orioles and Oakland A's will play Game Three of the American League Championship Series today with Mike Cuellar facing Ken Holtzman. The game was postponed from Monday due to rain and a soggy field. Weather is clearing with 60s temperatures. managers Williams and Weaver expressed disappointment but no edge from the delay.
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UPI
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Origles
Mike Cuellar
Ken Holtzman
Joe Cronin
Holtzman
Cuellar
San Francisco Bay Area
Dick Williams
The
A’s
Earl Weaver
Orioles
South Ukiah Little League Meeting Thursday
South Ukiah Little League invites managers coaches sponsors umpires and interested parents south of Perkins Street in Talmage or Hopland to a crucial meeting Thursday Oct 11 at 7 30 pm at the Alex Thomas office on E Gobbi It covers league organization field availability and development and discusses closer inter league cooperation and broader baseball programs from Little League to Community College and beyond Parents of boys entering Little League or Senior League in 74 are urged to attend.
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Talmage
Hopland
Alex Thomas
Gobbi
South Ukiah Little League
49ers deny trade move amid injury woes
San Francisco coach Dick Nolan said no trade is planned despite losses to two of three top running backs. Fullback Larry Schreiber is out for the season after knee surgery. Jim Thomas dislocated his shoulder but should return in 10 to 12 days, likely missing two games. Randy Jackson is active, Ken Willard moves to starter against Minnesota, Vic Washington remains at halfback, and Willard vows full effort. Cedrick Hardman Bob Hoskins and John Watson sprains expected to heal for the Vikings game.
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UPI
Dick Nola
Larry "Schreiber
Jim ‘Thomas
Atlanta
Nolan
Thomas
Randy Jackson
Buffalo
Earl Edwards
Bills
Bear Cubs Frustrated In Scrimmage Drills And Late TD Drive
Santa Rosa JC offense sputters through three scrimmage series in the opening quarter while Ukiah’s defense, led by John Pearson and Jim Milone, stalls West Valley threats. Bear Cubs shift Bob Simerson to protect Ballatore, enabling passes to Mike Bowman and Greg Alexander and a Curt Del Conte one yard TD plunge, as College of the Redwoods and Cal Aggies idle. Ukiah’s Bill Strong stars for San Jose State in a 21 21 tie with Pacific, in the Tigers’ final season.uently
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Santa Rosa J.C
Ukiah
Big Bob Simerson
Spirito Ballatore
Mike Bowman
Greg Alexander
Curt del Conte
Ukiahi
Bear Cub
West Valley
Glen Stanfield
Jaycee
Jan DeSoto
McDonald
Bear Cubs
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Brian’ Chesbro
Santa Rosa
Ballatére
Tomales
Mary Mays
Lee Rodrigue
Bowman
Alexander
Simerson
Ballatore
College of the Redwoods
Cal Aggies
College of Pacific
San Jose State
Bill Strong
Tigers
Padres may stay after all in San Diego
Padres president Buzzie Bavasi said the team would remain in San Diego and rejected a $12 million offer to move to Washington. He denied reports of unnamed buyers planning to acquire 49 percent of the club for $5 million and forecast future financial stability. Baseball should be fun for him again.
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UPI
San Diego Padres
Buzzie Bavasi
Washington, D.C
Bavasi
Padres
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