Ukiah Pony Club Loses Slugfest In Sectional Opener
Central Marin and Redding won opening games in the Sectional Pony League Championships at Antony Stadium. Ukiah trailed but surged in the first, then fell 16-6 to Redding after a six-inning curfew. Central Marin beat Lake County 7-3 as errors and hits fueled early scoring.
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Central Marin
Redding
Antony Stadium
Lake County
Ukiah
Vernon ‘Lockhart
Okidh
Ted
Marin
Greg Losey
Marine
Allan Hardin
Kenny Johnson
Herb Rowland
Johnson
Jerry Handles
Rob Lake County
Kirk Mulligan
Homer
Martin Ancellotti
Leonard Lee
Rick McGehee
Reddins
Mel Abraham
Bot Beale
Dan Roberson
Tom Childers
Ullah
Marti
Wattenburger
Lockhar
Dennis Toth
Ancellotti
Chuck Pacini
Lee
Ken Johnson
Rob" Mulligan
Ray Biagini
Paul Jack
Larry Baldwin
Jack Campbell
Sam Ray
Marty Wattenburger
Wottinhurper
Danfis
Toth
Ukiah Pop Warner taps Ivey and Reinhart for first squad
Moe Ivey and Bill Reinhart named coaches for Ukiah Pop Warner football, with signups at Giorno Park Softball Field. Sessions run Monday to Wednesday at 5 p.m. Eligibility targets boys 10 who won t be 14 by Dec 1 and weigh near 120 to 125 pounds. Weight limits set at 120 pounds for first three games, rising to 123 afterward. Ivey, Ukiah High alum and College of the Pacific alum, and Reinhart, a former Berkeley halfback, take on coaching duties under Lions Club sponsorship.
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Moe Ivey
Bill “Reinhart
Ukiah
Giorno Park
Ivey
Reéinhart
University of California
Berkeley High School
Fred Moffett
Pop Warner
Ukiaha High School
College of Pacific
Reinhart
Bob Reinhart
Williis
Berkeley
Cal
Ukiah Lions Club
Lefties in New York Hold Four Southpaw Champs
Four left handed middleweight champions have existed. Names cited include Al McCoy Johnny Wilson Tiger Wavers and Lou Brouillard.
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New York
UPI
al Mc‘Coy
Johnny ‘Wilson
Tiger ‘Wavers
Lou Brouillard
Redwood Colts Loge Opener 5-2 Victory
Redwood Empire A E oehs opened with a 5-2 win as the Redwood Colts Loge built an early lead before a fast finish. Sani delivered 2 RBIs while Ash and Nock contributed key hits in the sixth inning rally against Santa Clara.
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Redwood Empire AE Aoe Smh
Seotiona
Dan Whitt Registers Back-To-Back Open Wins
San Francisco report notes professional golfer Dan Whitt registered back-to-back wins, taking the Phoenix Open in 1956 and the Monte Bello Open in 1958, marking consecutive career victories.
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San
Francisco
UPI
Dan
Whitt
Phoenix
Unclear fragment hints at names and event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals such as Clara and Joss with unclear context and no verifiable event details. No identifiable dates places or organizations present to anchor a proper news card.
Chance’s 1.63 ERA Threatens All-Time Era Records
Dean Chance earned run average sits at 1.63 for the Los Angeles Angels after a 1-0 win over the Baltimore Orioles, a seventh straight victory for the 23-year-old. He pitched six scoreless innings before Bob Lee finished, despite a tough rookie Wally Bunker. The win helps keep the Angels ahead of the Yankees, who lost 10-1 to Kansas City as Detroit, Minnesota, and Cleveland won their games. National League results included Phillies over Houston twice, San Francisco over New York, Pittsburgh over Los Angeles, St. Louis over Chicago, and Milwaukee over Cincinnati.
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Dean Chance
Chance
Los Angeles
Angels
Spud Chandler
New- York
Yankees
Walter Johnson
Lefty Grove
Bob Feller
Hal Newhouser
Whitey Ford
Bo Belinsky
Baltimore Orioles
Wally Bunker
Bill Rigney
Bob Lee
Orioles
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Philadelphia
Houston
San Francisco
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Kansas ‘City
Walldodd
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Jim
Bunning
Phillies
Richie’. Allen
Tony Gonzalez
Johnny Callison
Tony Taylor
Jétin
Hermistein
Allen
Ukiah Men Golf Club Busy Ahead of Home Meets
Ukiah Men s Golf Club awaits its next home series against Rhonerville on Sept 13 after weekend matches with Healdsburg. The club will join the annual Senior Men Women Junior combined best ball on the Ukiah course and hosts a two-man two-woman double best ball on Aug 15 16. Elmerers led gross with 69 while Horace Fahrney had 70 gross and 63 net for low net. About 21 golfers per team competed.
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Ukiah Men's Gold Club
Rhonerville
Healdsburg
Ukiah
Elmerers
Horace Fahrney
Girls Start Olympic Trials at Randalls Island Stadium
New York United States women’s Olympic track and field trials begin with the pentathlon and 10 other events. About 200 girls compete across two days as Pat Daniels Winslow leads the pentathlon field.
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New York
UPI
Tokyo
Randalls Island Stadium
U. S
Pat Daniels Winslow
San Mateo
Calif
Pat
Russia
Harness racing equals as Barrington and Dancer vie for crown
Clobe Race New York report shows Bob Barrington and Stanley Dancer neck and neck for the top harness racing driver crown. The Institute leads Farrington with Vie ne in 108 starts this year as $1 wagers ride through the circuit.
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Clobe Race
NEW York
UPI
Bob Barrington
Stanley
Heck
Racinig
Harness
Ne ‘Institute
Farrington
Giant Win with Dark and Mays Spark Giants Rally
Willie Mays urged Alvin Dark to play against the Mets despite illness, then homered twice as the Giants beat New York 4-1 at Shea. Willie McCovey and Orlando Cepeda also contributed, helping San Francisco stay within reach of the Phillies in the NL pennant race.
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Fred
UPI
Willie Mays
Alvin Dark
Ball
Mays
San Francisco
New York Mets
Dark
Willie
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Herber
Shea Stadium
Willie McCovey
Tom ‘Haller
Orlando Cepeda
Ron Herbel
Phillies
Houston Colts
Milwaukee Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Ukiah Junior Golf ClubChampionship Finals Set
The Ukiah Junior Golf Club Championships reach final rounds at Ukiah Municipal Golf Course. Paul Shimmih faces Jan Jakovac in the Championship Flight finals after Shimmih beat Bob Presley 4 and 3 and Jakovac edged Dick Johnson 1 up. Presley beat Kenny Banker 3 and 1, while Jakovac beat Bill Karbe 4 and 3. First Flight features Bob Brothwell vs Pam Bones after their 1 up and 3 and 2 wins respectively. Second Flight saw John Moon lose to Ron Brumback 1 up. President's Flight ends with Kenny Banker and Joey Perentis set to meet in the finals.
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Ukiah Municipal
Paul Shimmih
Jan Jakovac
Shimmih
Bob Presley
Jakovac
Dick Johnson
Presley
Kenny Banker
Bill Karbe
Bob Brothwell
John Smith
Pam Bones
Diane Clarke
Smith
Joe Brown
Brothwell
Jim Ray
Miss Bones
Ron Primate
John Moon
Ron Brumback
Mike Moore
Joey Perentis
Bill
Dolphins Win Triangular Meet in Napa Shakeup
Ukiah swimmers returned at midnight with an upset victory in a Napa triangular meet against Tamalpais and Napa Vichy Hills, 289 to 205 to 173. Records fell across pool and team events as spectators heard the announcer revise Napa Pool records midrace.
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Ukiah
Dolphins
Napa
Tamalpais
Vichy Hills Swim Club
Early Series Boston Beats Pittsburgh Five Games to Three
The 1903 World Series in Boston featured the American League champion beating the National League club Pittsburgh five games to three in a best of nine format.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Fragmented prompt about ancient lineage and years
The text references a Japanese dynasty lineage claimed to exceed two thousand years in age. It mentions a professor and hints at ancestral line details but the fragmentary source provides no clear names, dates, places, or events to confirm specifics.
Beathard to Start as All Golden Bears Clash Bears
ED SAINSBURY reports Coach Otto Graham will start Pete Beathard of Southern California at quarterback for the College All-Stars against the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. Beathard selected over George Mira and Jack Concannon as injuries trim the roster.
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ED Sainsbury
Chicago
UPI
Otto Graham
Pete Beathard
Southern California
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
Beathard
George’ Mira
Miami
Jack Concannon
Boston College
Mira
Concannon
Kansas State
Graham
Lorick
Matt Snell
Ohio State
Charlie Taylor
Arizona Static
Bobby Smith
North Texas State
Paul Warfield
Chuck Logan
Northwestern
Ted Davis
Georgia Tech
Lloyd Voss
Nebraska
Ernie Borghetti
Pittsburgh
Hatch Rosdahl
Penn State
Dick Evey
Tennessee
Ray Kubala
Texas A&m
George Beals
Missouri
Ed Lothamer
Michigan State
Retenu: Ancient Egyptian name for Palestine and Syria
The term Retenu refers to the combined lands of Palestine and Syria as known to ancient Egyptian sources. The designation appears in inscriptions and reliefs describing the Near East frontier and foreign relations during Egypt's imperial periods.
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Palestine
Syria
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Coun Covetones Advertising
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Fred Down UP
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Ed Mathews
John Tsitouris
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Wade Blasingame
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Jim ‘Pagliaroni
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Gene Alley
Pirates
al McBean
Ron Perrahoski
Willie ‘Stargell
Bill White
Garison ‘Richartson
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Bob Buhl
Prd
Howe
Ito
Iha
Cime
Cie Ied
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