Ukiah Hawks Edge Sonoma In High Scoring Baseball Game
Ukiah rallied behind a strong pitching performance by Hawk who struck out ten while overcoming wildness early. Sonoma led after nine to nothing but Ukiah surged back with timely hits including a late insurance run. Key players included Cy Ny and Pat Johnson with the offense supplying the winning edge.
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Giants lose doubleheader to Braves at County Stadium
San Francisco slides to a crucial twin bill defeat by the Milwaukee Braves at County Stadium as gaps widen in the pennant race. Juan Marichal’s latest surge helps push the Giants closer to Los Angeles, but injuries and late rallies sink them in game two. Sandford struggles in relief while Schofield and Davenport drive late rallies before O'Dell closes it out.
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Napa Valley earns Pony League district shot after beatdown
Ukiah Pony Niné-Drops lose to Napa 8 4 on Friday and 8 4 on Saturday, failing to defend Lake County in St Helena. Brice Zimmerman fanned 23 in seven innings Friday as Napa edged Ukiah 8 4. Jim Connor homered for Ukiah, but Napa pitcher Pete Forni sealed the win with late relief. Ukiah’s fielding miscues and missed double plays doom their playoff bid as Napa advances to Sebastopol for the district tourney with Sebastopol and Petaluma earning byes.
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Russians defeat United States in dual track meet
In Kiev the Soviet track team, led by coach Korobkov, upset the United States 318 to 112 to end seven years of U S defeats. Pyotr Bolotnikov beat Bob Schul in the 5000 meters as the Russians swept upsets and gained decisive depth over the Americans, who won only five of 11 events. The Russian women also won 63 to 43.
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Momentary lapses sink Ukiah in double defeat
Lapses in the infield helped Ukiah suffer an ultimate loss in both games. Ukiah showed flashes but could not close out, as opponents capitalized on errors and timely hits to sweep the doubleheader.
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Colts Fall Twice to Arcata Eureka Crew
Ukiah Colt League All-Stars lost a doubleheader 42 to 11 and 9 in a Sunday matchup with Arcata Eureka. The visitors jumped to a fast start, Mil Cooper was stifled by errors that produced runs, and mistakes again fueled scoring in the nightcap before some bright batting moments emerged.
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College All Stars Name Co Captains
Quarter back Roger Staubach of Navy and linebacker Dick Butkus of Illinois will co captains the College All Stars Friday when they meet the Cleveland Browns in Soldier Field. The two were elected Sundays by their teammates.
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Forty Niners Scrimmage Show Strong Running Attack
At Orinda the San Francisco 49ers staged a Saturday scrimmage with 6,234 in attendance. Big John Crow gained 54 yards on six carries, remaining free of knee issues. John Brodie connected for 123 yards on seven completions, hitting Monty Stickles and Rudy Johnson for scores. Rookie Ed Beard stood out on defense, rising from 217 to 225 pounds as he fills in for an injured Mike Dowdle at middle linebacker.
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Koufax Aims For Strikeout Record In Dodgers Win
Sandy Koufax remains on pace to break the single season strikeout mark as he fanned 11 in a 3-2 Dodgers win over St Louis, boosting Los Angeles NL lead to 14. The day’s other NL results included Cincinnati over Houston, Milwaukee sweeping San Francisco, Philadelphia over New York, and Pittsburgh taking Chicago twice. Recounted key plays note Parker and Lefebvre homered for the Dodgers, with Koufax driving in the third run on a sacrifice fly amid a seventh inning error.
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White Sox Outfielder Dave Nicholson 175 Strikes in 1963
Chicago outfielder Dave Nicholson struck out 175 times in the 1963 season, a high total reflecting his heavy swing. The figure underscores Nicholson's batting challenges while playing for the White Sox.
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