Plans For Girls Track And Field In Ukiah Area
Ukiah Recreation and Parks Department with Northern California Women Amateur Athletic Union and local high school developing plans for Girls Track and Field age-group events. WAAU has issued rules after a broad survey. Local agencies aim to organize all women's and girls meets and may host intercity telephone or postcard meets. interested callers should use Homestead 26152.
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Boyd Wins Narrowly in TV Bout for Title Run Hint
CHICAGO UP Middleweight Bobby Boyd teased a title run after a decisive victory over Neal Rivers, winning by a wide margin on Wednesday night TV. Judges and the referee scored every round for Boyd, giving him 50 points, while manager Bernie Glickman preferred a cautious pace and suggested a keep active campaign toward a possible title shot.
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Giants edge Dodgers as Podres shines in epic opener
San Francisco fans watched a slugfest as the Giants beat Los Angeles 13 to 5 at Seals Stadium. Bobby Nieman and Duke Snider homered for L A while Willie Mays and Jim Davenport led the Giants with key hits. Podres allowed nine hits in five innings but held LA to five runs. Walter Alston plans Antonelli against Newcombe in the rematch before the LA trip.
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Ukiah Trackmen edge rivals in four way meet
Ukiah High School sent varsity and B teams to the Davis Picnic track and field carnival. Ukiah dominated the meet on depth with 102.2/3 points, led by Bill Hook who won shot put and discus, Noel Stoughton and Myron Remington excelling in relays, and Myron Anderson pacing the 880. Fort Bragg Willits and Kelseyville chased but Ukiah secured the varsity, redision, and C division titles. James Miller, Stoughton, and Anderson starred in sprints, hurdles, and distance. Davis-bound seniors include Hook, Miller, Stoughton, Anderson, Remington, Chess, Ryder, and Mattson, among others.
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Roger Whitwright
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Jerry Hunt
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Ray Owen
Davis
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Ryder
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Aiden Hinds
Gary Smith
H.H
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al Toal
Hershey Bears Close To AHL Finals Victory
Hershey Bears edge Springfield Indians 7 6 in Springfield to take a commanding 3 1 lead in the best of seven final and need one more win to clinch the playoff title.
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Redlegs Lodge Protests NL Game Replay Demand
Cincinnati Reds General Manager Gabe Paul protested a National League game in Cincinnati after a 5-4 loss to Philadelphia. He backed manager George Tebbetts in alleging a fan touched the ball hit by Granny Hamner in the seventh inning, the play that produced the tying run before the Phillies won.
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Scrappy Billy Martin Hallmarks of a Season Opener
Oscar Fraley profiles Billy Martin’s continued edge after another season debut with the Detroit Tigers. The piece recalls his Oakland youth, Yankee exile, World Series heroics in 1953, and his enduring drive that keeps him at the core of baseball intrigue.
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T-4-L Foot Care Ad Promotes Quick Relief and Protection
An advertisement for T-4-L promotes use for athlete's foot, claiming it sloughs off infected skin to expose germs to killing action. It guarantees a refund within an hour if not pleased with strong instant drying T-4-L liquid and mentions T-4-L Foot Powder for antiseptic protection. Availability noted at Ukiah Rexall Drugs.
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