Ukiah Connie Mack Fall Short In Ninth In Stockton Thriller
Ukiah Connie Mack trailed by six runs and fought back to force a late game, but lost 11-10 to North Stockton 20 30 in the bottom of the ninth at Billy Hebert Field. The setback came after an opening win over Stockton Stuarts and a win over Santa Clas in the tournament opener.
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Dick Maurer
Gary Borgia
Horer
Larry Meyers
Cloverdale
Dick Carlson
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Ricky Knight
C. O. Brown
Battle Creek
Mich
Dick Watkins
Watkins
Bill Richelieu
Larry Parducci
Walt Givens
Long Beach
Calif
Giants Edge Braves 4-3 as Marichal falters. Miller seals win
Juan Marichal pitched through early trouble allowing 14 Braves hits but yielded only three runs. Stu Miller relieved in the ninth and preserved a 4-3 victory, striking out Frank Bolling with runners on first and third to end the threat. Manager Alvin Dark praised the trio of Marichal, McCormick, and Sanford for carrying the staff during the long homestand.
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Matty Alou
Henry Aaron
Joe Amalfitano
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Frank Thomas
Joe Torre
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Felix Mantiella
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Larry
Ukuah
Stockton
Mantle Eyes Ruth Mark as He Trails 60-Homer Pace
Mantle has eight weeks to reach Ruth’s 60 homer mark after blasting three homers in a doubleheader sweep of the Minnesota Twins. He now leads the majors with 43 homers, five ahead of Roger Maris, and projects to about 68 if pace holds. The Yankees sit two games up in the AL, with MLB leaders and other results noted across the league.
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Mickey Mantle
Babe Ruth
Mantle
Mick
Ruth
Minnesota Twins
Mantte
Roger Maris
Joe DiMaggio
Hull Sets Torrid Pace In Novice Swim Event
Richard Hull 13 won all four races in his age division and earned the outstanding novice swimmer trophy at the Redwood Empire Fair meet. Patty Knudsen 11 claimed the top novice girl trophy with two wins and improved times in other strokes. Over 100 ribbons were awarded with Dolphin swim team officials assisting. The Ukiah Dolphins face the Sea Serpents in Sebastopol next.
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Richard Hull
Ken Hull
Redwood Empire Fair
Patty Knudsen
Mark Cagle
Redwood Empire
Ukiah Recreation Department
Dolphin
Brad Roby
Mark Chandler
Kenlly Morgan
Robin Stevens
Connie Harger
Denise Gein
Annette Cagle
Ann Moonier
Ted Harryman
Chip Wiksberger
Andy Cleland
Jesse Stafford
Craig Stevens
Jay Stevens
Jimmy Hughes
Jean Weggesser
Barbara Johnson
Debby Gein
Ricci Harget
Wally Sandelin
David Gein
Don Ford
Bruce Stevens
Ron Weggesser
Starlit Wikdberger
Gina Hale
Judy Morgan
Hull
Mike Swan
Larry Polson
Bruce Roby
Jiny Brown
Polson
Roby
Swim
Laura McAllister
Sandra Horsely
Sharon Hale
Glenda Wiles
Bowling Standings Show Tight Race In Friday League
Yokayo Bowl reports a close race as eight teams compete with only three points separating first and last. Mixer Uppers lead high team series at 2104 while Mary Thompson tops individual women with a 550 series and 220 game. Preseason sweeper begins Aug 11 with option to use high three of four games toward a new ball.
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Dora Foley
Virginia Mossi
C. Bartolomie
Heavy Football TV Slate for Gridiron Fans
New York reports a 23 game college football slate on 13 dates starting Sept 16 with a Pittsburgh Miami telecast and ending Dec 2 with the Army Navy clash. Five Saturdays feature three regional games on Oct 21 Nov 4 11 18 and 25. Thanksgiving and a Texas Texas A M Mountain Southwest Conference game are also billed.
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UPL
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Miami
Vietaria
Texas
Texas A & M
NCAA
Ad Panies
Abcatyv
Ful Haw
Major League Standings And Results Snapshot
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 65 wins as Cincinnati and San Francisco chase. Highlights include Saturday results Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 7 and St Louis 7 Philadelphia 0, with Sunday scores St Louis 3 Philadelphia 1 and Los Angeles 11 Chicago 4. Also note American League section and a note on Francis T. Winter’s Tennis Hall of Fame honor.
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Yankees
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Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
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St. Loui Cardinals
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Ukiah Pony Leaguers Eliminated From Playoffs
Ukiah All Star Pony Leaguers lost 4-2 to Arcade of Sacramento and were ousted with a 10-2 defeat by San Jose in a double elimination playoff. San Jose advances to regionals in Walla Walla after sweeping Arcade 17-7 and 14-0. Ukiah's lone homer came from Mears, while Layne and Inay contributed knocks in a tight first game.
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Charlie Cunningham
Ranny Large
Arnery
Sinott
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Hoyt Estes
Dan Vaughn
Rue Ukiah
Koh OK
Doug No Slouch Adds Eastern Open to Wallet
Doug Sanders of Georgia and Ojai Calif won the Eastern Open title Sunday, earning $5,300 and lifting his year total to $49,000. Gary Player leads the tour with $58,000, followed by Arnold Palmer at $56,000, while Sanders may play many more events this year with seventeen remaining on the schedule.
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Gary Player
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Calif
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Player
Fullmer Elbow Injury Threatens Title Bid
Promoter Norman Rothschild said Gene Fullmer's fractured right elbow should heal in under two months, keeping his chance alive to challenge for the undisputed world title after recovering from a 13 round split decision over Fiorentino Fernandez in Ogden. The 30-year-old West Jordan, Utah boxer fought through numbness in rounds 34 and 35 before the injury was diagnosed at Dr. Reed Clegg's Salt Lake clinic.
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Reed Clegg
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