Detroit boat Gale V wins Gold Cup in Seattle return
In a 48th Gold Cup on Lake Washington, Gale V driven by Lee Schoenith clinched victory for Detroit after a five year Seattle run. Miss Thriftway and Slo-Mo-Shun IV trailed. Gale V finished 90 miles in 4 minutes 16.21 seconds with 1225 points, securing the title as spectators misread the final outcome.
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Detroit
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Gale V
Lee Schoenith
Miss Thriftway
Slo-Mo-Shun
Joe Schoenith
College All-Stars Ready For Pros In Chicago clash
The College All-Stars predicted they can beat the Cleveland Browns in Soldiers Field Chicago Friday night after a injury free training. Curly Lambeau will prepare a fundamentals heavy week while the Browns finish training in Ohio and travel to Chicago.
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United Press
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Chicago
Soldiers Field
Carl Erickson
Curly Lambeau
Lambeau
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Curly
Browns
Eiram
Ohio
How They Stand By UNITED PRESA
Team standings and results summary from a baseball week including postponed games due to rain bellies, tie calls after 12 innings, and upcoming night games. Entries show Washington Cleveland Baltimore Chicago Detroit New York Kansas City Milwaukee Cincinnati St. Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn and Chicago with scores and matchups.
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Brooklyn Texa
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ANG
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Ark
Ukiah Mercantile Team Drubs Fort Bragg in Final 101 Play
Ukiah Merchants rout Fort Bragg Caspar 5-0 in a six inning finish clinching the league lead. Perkins hurled a masterful game for Ukiah while Cooper took the loss as Ukiah totaled 11 hits and Root hit a two run homer. Crowd was sparse as Ukiah ends the regular season 16 1.
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Ukiah
Soldiers
Perkins
Merchants
Cooper
Ukiah Serge Guns
Collins
Weekend Davis Cup progress and major sports results
Australia reached the inter zone finals in Davis Cup after beating Jopaun in a best of five series. Tony won the Bing Crosby Handicap at Del Mar. Harlene Stewart clinched the Canadian Women's Golf Championship for a fifth time. Parador won the Sheridan Handicap at Washington Park. Career Boy captured the U S Hotel Stakes at Saratoga, First Aid among placers. Budge Patty and Gottfried von Cramm won the German men's doubles. Tom Courtney set a Scottish all comers half mile record. Gale V captured the Gold Cup regatta in Seattle. Juan Manuel Fangio won Sweden's Grand Prix. Spartak beat Wolverhampton 3 0 in Moscow. Art Larsen won the International German Tennis Championships. Doug Ford claimed the American Golf title. Patty Berg won the women's division. Prisoners escaped from a Mexican jail through a restaurant wall.
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Sam Levy
Milwaukee Journal
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Victoria
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Buster) Sheary
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Los Angeles
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Glasgow
Scotland
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Seattle
Wash
Gale V
Detroit
Lake Washington
Ken Bousfield
Britain
Kristianstad
Sweden
Juan’ Manuel Fangio
Argentina
Moscow
Russia
Spartak
England
Waonder
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Dynamo Stadium
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Beryl Penrose
Australia
Doug Ford
Patty Berg
Ford Seizes All American Title In Open Money Fight
PGA champion Doug Ford won the All American tournament with a 11 under 277 for first money of 3420, overcoming Peter Thomson and others. Ford’s late surge on the final round gave him a three stroke lead, while Bingetti edged to second with 280.
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Chicago
Doug Ford
Tom O’shanter
Ford
Cary Middlecoff
Mike Souehak
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Wininger
Has
Thompson
Bingetti
Thomson
Ted Kroll
Tony Holguin
Jimmy Demaret
Haas
Forty Niners Edge Redskins 7 6 in Exhibition
San Francisco coach Red Strader called the opening exhibition a narrow win over Washington 7 to 6. He cited shaky pass protection and weak ground gains while praising the Redskins for their aggression and noting needed improvements on defense.
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Red Strader
Washington Redskins
Strader
Redskins
Forty Niner
Fareward
Washington
Banks The Cubs Favorite For National League Honors
Chicago Cubs officials insist Ernie Banks, 24, is the NL’s top shortstop and a future MVP. Coaches and managers including Stan Hack Birdie Tebbetts Fred Haney and Pee Wee Reese praise Banks for both hitting and fielding while he nears 37 homers in his second full season.
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Banks
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Willie Mays
Stan Hack
Hack
Hoy Banks
Cineingati
Birdie Tebbe
Frank Lane
White Sox
Clyde McCullough
Uneough
Brooks Shortstop Sets New NL Home Run Mark
Brooks Shortstop breaks old NL shortstop home run record of 22 set by Glenn Wright in 1930 and nears the AL record of 49 by Vern Stephens in 194. Tack praises him as a wonderful boy and notes his post homer reaction. Memorial Stadium at UC Berkeley seats 88 000.
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Dodgers
Vern Stephens
Red Sox
Tack
University of California At Berkeley
Buck Deer Season Surges in Mendocino County Hunt
Deer season opened with a strong kickoff as about 500000 hunters pursued bucks in California. Lt. Axt reported no weekend accidents while Richardson Lockers noted 85 deer processed. Weather was hot, possibly hindering movement, yet early buck take appeared solid and Mendocino led California in previous seasons.
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Richardson
California
Game Commission
Red Sox Chase First Place in Tight AL Race
The Red Sox moved within 1½ games of Chicago by routing the Athletics 16-12 as Ted Williams collected his 1999th hit. Boston aims at a three-game set with the Yankees as Williams chases his 2000th hit. The White Sox and Orioles battled to a 2–2 rain-shortened tie while the Yankees split with Detroit and Cleveland lost to Washington.
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George Kell
Nellie Fox
Dave Pope O' Baltimore
Connie Johnson
Tommy Byrne
Bubs Phillips
Mantle
Rod Turley
Steve Cromek
Future recreation plan outlines at city hall meeting
Abklal's recreation program will be outlined Tuesday at 8 p.m. in City Hall council chambers. The Recreation Commission will submit to the city council a master plan for future recreation for all age groups with new facilities and progressive ideas. All interested parties are invited to attend, says Sutiana, chairman, and everyone in Ukiah should be interested.
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Recreation Commission
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Toe Sutiana
Ukiah
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