Ukiah Hosts Derby Clash Westerners Versus Braves
National Roller Derby League brings the Chicago Westerners to Anton Stadium in Ukiah for a 8 p.m. game against the Los Angeles Braves. TV fans fill stands as two top clubs vie for playoff spots while Ukiah counts the result in the standings. Tickets cost 2 adults 75 cents children with advance sales at Rexall Spencer Shoes and stadium box office from 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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National Roller Derby League
Ukiah
Anton Stadium
Chicago Westerners
Los Angeles Braves
KTVU
Channel 2
Rexall, Spencer Shoes
Chicago
Dave Battersby
Robbie Johnstore
Los Angeles
Ken Monte
Calvello
Dave Sattersby
Russ Massie
Mary Youtelle
Robbie Johmstone
Ukiah Rexall Drug
Spencer Shoe Store
Raiders Blanked By Dallas Team
SANTA CRUZ. Oakland Raiders coach Marty Feldman reviewed film of the 22-6 exhibition loss to the Dallas Texans. Six players must be cut before practice, with AFL clubs needing 43 players and later trimming to 38 and finally 33 by Sept. 4. Curtis McClinton opened the Texans’ scoring with a 68 yard kickoff play at Midland Texas.
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Midland
Curtis McClinton
Dolphins Triumph in Soroptimist Swim Meet
Ukiah Dolphins dominate the Soroptimist Invitational at Ukiah Pool winning decisively with Flamingo of Santa Rosa second and Napa third. Moonier ties pool record in 13-14 50-yard breaststroke while McAllister and Cook lead Ukiah with multiple wins and the team nears 600 points.
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Ukiah Municipal
Ukiah Dolphins
Labor Day
Napa
Flamingo
Pinole Pony Loop Playoff Victor
Pinole won the West Center regional Pony League title by routing Tooele Utah 15 to 0 in the playoff. Binole and Tooele split a two game set in the double elimination tourney for 13 to 14 year olds.
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Santa Clara
UPD
Pinole
Tooele
Utah
Binole
49ers Dominate Giants in Kezor Victory Exposition
San Francisco coach Red Hickey hailed his club after a 42-10 win over the New York Giants in an exhibition game. The Forty Niners rode a strong defense and scoring bursts from C R. Roberts, Clyde Conner, Len Rohde, and Matt Hazeltine while Y A Tittle was sidelined at halftime. Cleveland Browns then routed the Steelers 33-10 as Jim Ninowski and Frank Ryan starred in the doubleheader.
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Hal Woon
San. Francisco
UPI
Red Hickey
San Francisco
New York Giants
al Sherman
Bolin
Mississippi
New York
Leo Nomellini
Dan Celchico
Matt Hazeltine
Forty Niners
Y.A. Tittle
John Brodie
Title
Gam
Breaie
Mates
C-R. Roberts
Brodie
Clyde Conner
Hazeltine
Tittle
Nemellini
Len Rohde
Hickey
Bernie
Casey
Jim Johnseon
Bruce Bosley
Frank Morze
Bobby
Muddy) Waters
Giants
Don Chandler
Ralph Guglielmi
Paul Brown
Jim Ninowski
Frank Ryan
Cleveland Browns
Ninowski
Browns
Milt Plum
Detroit Lions
Ryan W
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Steelers
Municipal Stadium
Ryan
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Dallas Cowboys
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St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Rams
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San Diego Chargers
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Houston Oifers
Boston Patriots
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Oz Mott
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Ore
Howard
Manthe
Elston Howard
Mickey Mantle
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Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Houston Colts
Angels
Washington Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
McCovey Hits Pair of Homers but Giants Lose to Braves
Willie McCovey homered twice as the San Francisco Giants fell 13-8 to the Milwaukee Braves. Hank Aaron cracked his 32nd and 33rd, while Del Crandall and Lee Maye also homered for Milwaukee. The Dodgers beat the Reds 3-1, widening their lead in the pennant race.
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Avith
Milwaukee
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Reds
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Giants
Tony Cloninger
Claude Raymond
Hank Aaron
del Crandall
Lee Maye
McCovey
Raymond
Cloninger
Felipe Alou
Plnte
Chuck Hiller
Willie Mays
Jose Pavan
Matty Alou
Harvey Kuenn
Seere
Tommy Haller
Aaron
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Women Set Swim Marks In Nationals
CHICAGO UPI A trio of 16 year old Californians Carolyn House Sharon Finneran and Donna De Varona dominated the 1962 AAU national women swim championships in Chicago House won three events including the 200 meter freestyle in 2 14 6 and tied American records Finneran swept the 400 meter individual medley and 200 meter butterfly while De Varona claimed the 200 meter individual medley and 100 meter backstroke A German swimmer Wittrud Urselmann won two breaststroke events and set American records in both efforts The meet saw multiple records with 407 contestants and 11 events producing records"}
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Chicago
UPI
Carolynr House
Sharon Finneran
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Donna de Varona
Santa Clara
Miss House
Finteran
Miss de Varone
Wittrud Urselmann
Krefeld
Germany
Tom Stock
Indiana University
Murrey Rose
Australia
Wright Captures Albuquerque Swing Parade Title
Mickey Wright powered by bold driving to win the Albuquerque Swing Parade in New Mexico with a final round 73 and a total of 219. Kathy Whitworth finished second at 224, followed by Marlene Bauer Hagge at 226 and Jackie Pung at 227.
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Albuquerque
N. M
UPI
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Kathy Whitworth
Jal
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Jackie Pung
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