Talmage Sluggers Open Season With 6 1 Win Over Bear Photos
Ernie Moann pitched nine strikeouts and allowed three hits as the Talmage Sluggers defeated the Bear Photos 6 to 1 in Sunday's season opener at Talmage. Ottosen went 3 for 3, Moana drove in two runs, and a Bear miscue in the eighth aided the Sluggers. Dahl started for Bear, lasting 3 2 3 innings before Smallback relieved. Umpires were Ginocchio, Sandkhulla, and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahl
Mosna
Smartack Sys
Matzenbacker
Obert
Ad Chianicei
Ad Chianucel
Quoson
Ginochio
Sandkhulla
Smith
Haura
Witte Ow
Tulmage
Mite
Ukiah Forms Town Team for Season Fundraiser Dance
Ukiah starts a town baseball team in Mendocino county league with Bil Williams as manager and Pat Crudo Ed Toney as coaches. First game 10-0 at Potter Valley. A dance on April 29 at the community clubhouse raises season funds. All home games on South State Street diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Bil Willams
Menidocine County League
Pat Crudo
Ed Toney
Crudo
Old Cantai
Potter Valley
Caspar
Round Valley Reservation
Cavelo
Willits
Wisiah
Crinella Wins Fifty Straight At Hoplandy Trap Shoot
Dead Eye Dom Crinella led the Hoplandy Trap Shoot by posting a perfect 50 of 50 in the individual event, the lone rider to break 40 straight. George Ward of Ukiah tied for the grand prize with Don Macmillan on 32 of 60, Ward winning the shoot off by one point. Woodland edged Fort Hragg for team honors amid local results from Ukiah entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom Crinella
Crinella
George Ward
Ukiah
Ward
Don Macmillan
Wart
Woodland
Fort Hragg
Dire Box
Hoys
Cor
York
Mortimer Fillers
George Ausstin
1 Varney
Say Smith
Ukiah High Sets Meet Record in Narrow Track Meet
Ukiah High finished with Bob King topping the field by clearing feet 10 inches to set the meet record and win Ukiah's sole individual first. Other Ukiah scorers included Hulen in 440 fourth, Wright Hargreaves placing second third in the mile, and a fourth in the pole vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah High
St. Helena Bist
Fort Hing
Lake
Port
Mumpheys
Clack
Stronge
Gibson
Ukiah
N Chancen
Bob King
Hulen
Wright
Hargreaves
Jacobs
Cox
Thaddick
Gilbert
Fravel
Opening Twilight League in Fort Brange With Parade
The Coast League opens Saturday April 20 at 3 30 p m with a parade and two games at 4 p m Mendocino Woodlands faces the Eagles Caspar plays the Fire Department Six teams compete and Co R Weller chairs the directors After games the Twilight League dance will be held at I O O F hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Brange
Mendocino Woodlands
Eagles
Caspar
Fire Department
Co. R. Weller
1. O. O. F. Hall
They Grow Big In Trinity Co
In the timberline along the Mendocino Trinity boundary, a local cattleman Frank Travers shows proof of large mountain lions. One dog treed a lion that crossed his path and Travers shot it, the animal measur ing eight and one half feet long and weighing over 250 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino
Trinity Mountain
Frank Travers
al Travers
Sluggers Pepped Up To Meet Owl Drugs
Sluggers and Owl Drug ball clubs meet Sunday at Talmage at 1 20 p m in game two of the schedule. Owls from San Francisco bring power and last year’s lineup, while Sluggers seek two straight wins after beating Bear Photo. Pitching options include Lister or Petrocchi for Dragmen and Mosna for Talmage with Woodruff at first for Sluggers. Fly chasers McKenzie Vaughn and manager Ottosen headline outfield. A play by play will be broadcast over Hi A Jenny’s system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil McKinley
Bear Photo Nine
Talmage
Owl
San Francisco
Owls
Bluggers
Dragmen
Lola Petrocchi
Herman Sick
Walt Lister
Lister
Ray Volkman
Hitesa
Jerry Tamaker
al Helletti
Lee Palmini
Johnnie Meade
Jack Balestreri
Eddie Calegari
Gary Varcellino
Feild
Ernie Mosna
Matt Catching
Joe Woodruff
al Sousa
John Grilli
Jim Burch
Freddie McKenzie
Glenn Vaughn
Feld
Foggy” Ottosen
Lou Lockhart
Hi. A. Jenny
Ginochio
Alexander
Potter Valley News highlights and social notices
Potter Valley reports a Sunday demonstration on a John Dorie tractor and power take-off mower on the Otto Hughes ranch. Community events include Dessert club gathering, school fundraisers, card party for Mrs. Gibson, and P T A food sale to fund band caps. Social visits span Sacramento, Napa, Talmage, and Willits with locals attending Exposition on Treasure Island and farm bureau talks by E W Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Valley
Sar Fullerton
Otto Hughes Ranch
John Dorie
EF. A. Spotswood
Bridge Club
RR. Angete
Cedric Thornton
Dick Johnson
Sacramento
Nathan Hauck
Humboldt County
Roberta May
Charles Wittig
Bonniebel Thornton
Johnson
Miles Harringstons
T. F. Tieffiicks
O. M. Fronte
Rover Creek
van Alatyne
Newman
Harald Adama
Herbert
J. M. Thornton
Treasure Inland
Wednodday
Lloyd Hughes
Ray Starr
Gueata
Starr
QO. M. Frost
A. Spotewood
Mra
J. J. Thornton
Barbara
Lorraine Starr
Caroln
Carola Viente
Napa
Margaret Spotawood
Santa Rosa
E. A. Spotawood
Talmage
Robert Odell
Olive Crittenden
Berkeley
W. T. Eddie
Eddie Sa
P. H. Whitcomb
H. RR. Pickle
Ward Lea
James Eddie
Earl Fahnestalk
Progress Club
Ear Pick i2
George Gibson
Richmond
New Scout Troop Planned in Caspar Meeting Friday
Caspar considers forming a Boy Scout troop with an organizational meeting set for Friday April 21 at Caspar hall. Sid Bennett shows interest in starting the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspar
Caspar Hall
Sid Bennett
San Hedrin Mill Scene of Child Fatality
Baby Alvin Roy Gouldamith died after an air compressor slipped from a truck at Whitely mill near Sun Gap. Father Claire Joulusmith moved machinery as bystander uncle Lauter Goddanith witnessed the tragedy. The 18 month old child died the following morning after being rushed to Uniah for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Roy Gouldamith
Claire Joulusmith
Whitely
Sun Gap
San Hedrin
Scutariom S Steese
Lauter Goddanith
Uniah
Demorest Lear Wedding Held At Huff Home
Mrs. Edna Demorest and Wesley Lear of Pine Ridge wed Saturday evening April 15 at the Ukiah home of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Huff. Judge W D L Held performed the ceremony under white rose bower. Forty two guests attended. reception, readings, vocal solos, dancing, wedding supper, and serenades followed. The couple will reside on Pine Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Demorest
Wesley Lear
Pine Ridge
Cllock
Ukiah
Andy Huff
W. D. L. Held
Harvey Maze
Mary Saunders
Nelee Metziker
Ben Brown
Vauebn
Daughhter
Mary Huff
Bond Company Hosts San Francisco Preview for Employees
Bond Company representative attorney J R Thomas attended the Bay area events last week. Employes were invited by the company in San Francisco, entertained at Hotel Fairmont, and guests at a special preview of the film San Francisco in the Hall of Western States starring Spencer Tracy, Gable and McDonald with Felix and other entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Thomas
Bay Region
U.S
Camp Agronomist Wade Works With Soil Program in Ukiah
Ken neth Wade camp agronomist at Sebastapal CCC camp spends several weeks in Ukiah assisting the Soil Conservation Service program. Chester Aldrich of Fort Bragg is confined to Redwood Coast hospital for hip injury treatment. Aldrich is son-in-law of Mrs. Lorena Rains of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wade
Sebastapal CCC
Ukiah
Soil Conservation Service Program
Chester Aldrich
Fort Bragg
Redwood Coast Hospital
Aldrich
Lorena Rains
L A Guests in Sausalito Home Visit Detailing Local Ties
Mrs Charles Berry and Glen H Berry visited Mrs C D Phelps in Sausalito. Glen Berry attended the ditc annual convention of the American Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation. He teaches at a Los Angeles high school and his books are used nationwide including Alaska and Hawaii. Mr and Mrs Henry Brooks joined the party at the Fair. Mrs Berry and Mrs Brooks are sisters of Mrs Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Berry
Glen H. Berry
C.D. Phelps
Sausalito
Glen Berry
Ditc
American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Los Angeles
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Mis
Henry Brooks
Berry
Mrs. Brooks
Phelps
Ukiah Teacher Confined With Measles Substituted
Mrs Barbara Frey a kindergarten teacher at Ukiah grammar school is confined to her home with the measles Mrs J D Royce is substituting on the faculty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Frey
Ukiah Grammar School
J. D. Royce
Mrs Wadsworth Presents Review To Berkeley Club
Ukiah’s Mrs W H Wadsworth read a current book to the Twentieth Century Club of Berkeley where she is a member She chose Robert Nathan's Journey of Tattola The Wadsworths returned to Ukiah at week’s end Sites Mrs Wadsworth read to Berkeley club nurture cultural exchange and community ties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wadsworth
Ukiah
Twentieth Century Club
Berkeley
Death of Floyd E B Dartt in Kirkland Washington
Word reached Ukiah of Floyd EB Dartt’s death in Kirkland Washington on Thursday April 13 after a heart ailment. He leaves wife Lian Grant Dartt, his aged father living with him, and two children Jane and Buddy. Dartt is described as son-in-law of Reuben Grant of Aldah and brother of Mee Dar Laynian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Floyd EB. Dartt
Kirkland
Washington
Dartt
Lian Grant Dartt
Jane
Buddy
Births and openings in the Redwood Empire region
A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Jacque Hopkins of San Francisco at Mt Zion hospital on April 13 weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces is named Richard William. Jacqueline Hopkins is noted as a relative and not a twin. Palomar in Healdsburg announces opening new dance season with LeRoy Jewett performing Saturday night. Laverne Scott of Petaluma buys Dr J N Rea home at 331 West Perkins for rental. remodel to start soon. Scott is a former Ukiah resident and son of A D Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bylvcaster
Los Angeles
J. J. Furber
Percy Whitcomb
Eugene Shelton
Clarence Harvey
James Eddie
Santa Rosa
Frank Hughes
Eddie
Hughes
Treasure Island
Mia. Feddie
Ernest Lauteren
Redwood Valley
Aaron
Metbert
Ernest
Lauteren
Chiara Davis
T. J. Taylor
Long Hollow Creek
Pencer
Potter Valley
Bia
Mitty
Jobin J. Mitty
Misa
Elmer Wheeler
Jon James
Sacrnamento
J. M. Thornton
Lee Ruell
Victor
Willits
Clara Sund
Ukiah General Hospital
J. J. Thornton
Cedric
E. W. Stephens
San Francisco
Farm Bureau
Stephens
Ukiah
Jacque Hopkins
Mt. Zion Hospital
Richard William
Florence Conklin
Jacqueline Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
Palomar
Redwood Empire
Mealdsburg
Palisades
Ruastan River
LeRoy Jewett
Rea
Laverne Scott
Petaluma
J. Newell Rea
West Perkins Street
Scott
A. D. Scott
Stanford Lane
S. I. Rea
Stanford Lane Hospital
Birthday Party Honors Nettie Chase and Walter Smith
A surprise party hosted Friday by the American Security card club at the Smith home celebrated the birthdays of Mrs. Nettie Chase and Walter Smith. The event featured a lively evening of cards followed by refreshments and a presentation of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Chase
Walter Smith
American Security Card Club
Smith Homw
Wowerk
Local PTA Food Sale Profits Reported in Ukiah
Mrs Charles Kasch chairs the annual Ukiah P T A food sale reporting a net profit of 80 dollars, the same as last year. The event Saturday was at En right's store with attractive show windows featuring tulips and irises arranged by Mrs Kasch. Prize winners in a San Francisco Examiner rebus contest totaled 7700 dollars in cash prizes with four Mendocino County residents among the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kasch
Ukiah P. T. A. Food Ant
Enright
Kaxch
Mendocino County
San Francisco Examiner
Cornelia Terry McClure
Ukiah
R. O. Foster
Talmage
8. M. Weitzel
Mendocino City
Zita H. Granwall
Fort Bragg
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McKenzie
Souza
Oltesen
Moana
Ano
Smallback
Ohert
Edwards
Oqhet
Chimucel
Woolul
Busch
McKensie
van Woodrul
Ginocchio
Sandhula
Inez
Chissuces
Montvenbacker
Williams
King
Trinity Co
Sluggers
Potter Valley News
Baby Bens
Big Bens
Corum
Jewelry
Cheyenne
San Hedrin Mill
Demorest - Lear
Huff
L. A
Martin United
Ukiah Ball Park
Marlo
LE Fors
Fxee
the West
Ball Park
Mrs. Wadsworth
Berkeley Club
Reuben Grant
Wash
Oakland
R. A. van der Lay
David Bell
Goloist
Holy City
Martin Gleason
Philo
Boonville Road
George Bennett
Gleason
H. O. Cleland
Fred Blankenburg
James Howard Oll
Anderson Valley
Ran
Frances Exponition
Yuba
Alison
Civic Center
Soacrris
Meron
Kathe
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
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