Miller Dominates Hitter Parade in Boston Tilt
The game featured Stu Miller pitching for the AL as he shut down hitters including Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays. Roberto Clemente noted Miller’s toughness while Aparicio and Kasko created a pivotal defensive moment, prompting debate over charging plays at the ball.
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Emile Griffith hailed as 1960s boxing great by co manager
Co manager Gia Clancey predicts welterweight Emile Griffith will be the outstanding fighter of the 1960s. He notes Griffiths early career at 22 with 20 fights and an eighth straight victory after beating Yama Bahama at Madison Square Garden.
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Ray Re
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Joe Brown
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Howard Albert
Jordan Medina To Clash In Fresno Boxing Showdown
Ex welterweight champion Don Jowlan of Los Angeles faces Medina in a 10 rounder at Kearney Bowl Fresno. Jordan weighs about 141 pounds and Medina 139, with both 27. Outcomes influence plans for future fights including possible matches in Juarez and Italy and a September bout for Medina against Joe Brown.
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Juarez
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Joe Brown
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Coleman Hatchery Seeks Funding for Expansion
Rep. Clem Miller said he will urge Interior Secretary Udall to include 284000 in next year’s budget for the Coleman Fish Hatchery expansion. Current 160000 funds cover phase one with 30 new rearing ponds two holding ponds and a reservoir, aiding King salmon near the Sacramento River and coast to the Columbia. the hatchery near Redding, California, built 20 years ago to replace fish lost to Shasta Dam has not operated at full capacity.
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UPI
Clem Miller
D-Calif
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Coleman Fish Hatchery
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Coleman Hatchery
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Sacramento River
Redding
Calif
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Women's Golf News and Club Events
Last week's golf match ended two under par with Mildred Hill and Doris Gilmer leading. Next week features Masonite putting tourney qualifiers on the new green with three rounds plus added putts, pairings at the club. Banquet and awards set for Ukiah club members at Mira Vista Motel Friday night. Also note: the American League has had a 20 game winner every year except 1955 and 1960, and California rabies areas cover 41 of 58 counties per state health data.
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Doris Gilmer
Mira Vista
Boston
UPI
Judy Kimball Wins 7500 Tee Classic Golf Title
Judy Kimball of Sioux City Iowa won her first tour victory at the 7500 dollar Tee Classic. She held off Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina to post a 295 total with Mickey Wright nearby in second. Barbara Romack and Patty Berg also finished among the top contenders.
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Miss Ruavls
Sioux City
Towa
Rative
Miss Kaw
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Calif
Barbara Romack
Sacramento
Patty Berg
Tacoma Giants Stretch PCL Lead With 3 2 Win Over Rainiers
The Tacoma Giants beat Seattle 3-2 to widen their Pacific Coast League lead to two games over idle Vancouver. Ron Taylor of Salt Lake City allowed nine hits for Spokane in a tough loss despite a late Spokane rally. Sal Lake City defeated Spokane 5-2 in the other game.
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United Press International
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Ron Taylor
Barber Triumphs At Olympia Fields To Claim PGA Crown
Jerry Barber, famed as the Mighty Mite, rallied from behind to defeat Don January by one stroke 67 68 in an 18 hole playoff on the North Course at Olympia Fields. Barber, 45, became the oldest PGA champion and earned 17376 this season with his 8th career tour win.
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Don January
Olympia Fields Country Club
Los Angeles
Colt All-Stars Fall Short In Colt League Title Game
Ukiah Colt League All-Stars finished with 32 runs on 27 hits but were six runs short of defeating Maurin's MIN Valley 6-1 in the championship. Ukiah dropped an opening 6-5 loss to Redding on errors, then avenged losses by beating Marin and Richmond, with key contributions from Jatin Soinya and Hank Miller. Ben Rey led batting with .375 average and three walks, four runs scored. Akina contributed 27 hits in the tournament.
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Jatin Soin- Ya
Hank Miller
Jerry Mattson
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Mattson
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Crary Gildede
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Hirink Miller
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Imported Hockey Tour Promotes Two Canadian Teams
A Brook lyn promoter imported two Canadian teams for a U S hockey tour across the country. The venture introduced hockey to several cities, aiming to boost interest and attendance for the sport in the United States.
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New York
United States
Brooklyn
Early baseball stars tied for batting average in 19th century era
New York players Perry and Gehrig shared near identical batting averages about .340. The text notes the Cincinnati Red Stockings as the first professional baseball club and charter member of the National League in 1876.
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National League
Jalopy Races Saturday in Lake County
A special mechanics race will highlight Saturday nights jalopy races at the Lakeport dirt track. Action begins at 8 30 p m with Tom Hamner promoting the summer series the 1931 season sees Jim Everett leading with 580 points Ned Smiley trails at 486 and Leroy Benefield and Leon Ford follow.
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Vernon Emery
Sarta Rosa
Dash Campbell
Don Sullivan
Upper Lake
Joe Clem
Ukiah
Lindel Allen
Finley
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Hurtt
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Liston Dropped From NBA Boxing Ratings
Sonny Liston, top heavyweight, was dropped from the National Boxing Association ratings and Henry Cooper of England moved to No 1. Liston was removed due to an indefinite suspension by the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission for two brushes with the law. Tony Petronella said Liston may be restored once reinstated in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Charles Fahning of Buffalo bowled a perfect game, the first woman to do so in 1929.
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National ‘Boxing Association
Henry Cooper
England
Liston
Philadelha
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Tony Petronella
NBA Rating Committee
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Buffalo, N.Y
UPL
Charles Fahning
Buffalo
Douglas Wins Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Crown
Fourth seed Jon Douglas of Santa Monica California defeated Frank Freeling of Coral Gables Florida to win the 62nd Pennsylvania lawn tennis tournament at Merton Cricket Club. Douglas won 62 63 1 in one hour and ten minutes.
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Jon Douglas
Santa Monica
Calif
Stanford
Douglas
Merton Cricket Club
Frank Freening
Coral Gables
Fla
Chuck McKintey
U.S
McKinley
St. Ann
Dean
Bird hunting seasons set by Fish and Game Commission
Sacramento reports the state Fish and Game Commission approved annual three day bird seasons. Mourning and white dove run Sept 2 to Oct 1, pigeons in 13 Northern California counties Sept to Oct 29 and statewide Dec 16 to Jan 14, jack snipe Dec 2 to 31. Daily bag limits are 10 for dove and eight for pigeons and jack snipe.
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Sacramento
UPS
State Fish and Game Commission
California
Oldest Links in U S Golf Found at Saratoga Club
The Saratoga Golf Club in Saratoga Florida claims the oldest links in the United States, founded in 1886, preserving a historic golf site.
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UPI
Saratoga
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