Roller Derby Thriller Ends In Overtime Victory For Westerners
In front of about 2 000 spectators at Lakeport Stadium the Westerners beat the Braves in overtime after a hammering duel between Ann Calvello and Mary Youppelle. The closing jam produced a 10 point surge for the Braves but the Westerners held on for the win amid spectacular spills and tough blocks.
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Los Angeles Braves
Dave Battersby
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Yankee Explosion in 10th Destroys Angels and Pennant Hopes
The New York Yankees erupted for seven runs in the 10th inning to crush the Los Angeles Angels 11 to 4, widening the AL lead to five games. Leon Wagner and Elston Howard homered for LA, while Roger Maris hit a grand slam as New York completed the comeback after a tight early game. Other AL results included the Twins over the Senators 5-2 and the Tigers over the Indians 10-1.
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Dave Stenhouse
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Jim Bunning
Tigers
Small Stature Stuns NY Penn League Pitcher
Olean New York’s Lou Comeaux, a New York-Penn League pitcher, ranks among the smallest players in organized baseball at five feet five inches in spike shoes.
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N.Y
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Lou Comeaux
Angels Rally Late to Clinch 8 of 20 Wins
The Los Angeles Angels have forged a reputation for late inning comebacks this season. In their first 20 victories, eight were secured after trailing in the final frames.
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UPI
Los Angeles Angels
Clay target shooting grows into a major sport across America
Shotgun shooting is a year round activity with millions of participants. More than 25,000 sportsmen compete in registered trap and skeet events, and widely used clubs number over 400. Modern traps are electric and auto reload, while hand traps remain popular for practice. National championships include the Grand American Handicap in Vandalia and the National Skeet Shoot.
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America
England
The
High Hats
Vandalia
Ohio
Palmer's Earnings Top Eighty Thousand This Year
Palmer earned 80 198 33 in golf money winnings so far this year and skipped the St Paul Open. Gene Littler in second with 61 170 82 and Bil Casper Jr third with 52 438 44 as the PGA Tour money list shows.
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Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Professional Colfers’ Association
Gene Littler
Bil Capser Jr
Stengel Reaches Ultimate In Platooning His Coaches
New York Mets coach Casey Stengel retires from the coaching lines while Marv Throneberry delivers a key homer to end a 13 game losing streak. Stengel briefly coaches in the nightcap as Sally Hemus is ejected and six coaches fill positions. Richie Ashburn cheers Throneberry who homers for a 5 4 Mets win over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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New York Mets
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Mets
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Sally Hemus
Frank Walsh
Washington
Cookie Lavagetto
Gene Woodling
Woodling
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Jim Hickman
Pirates
ElRoy Face
Throneberry
Oright
Richie Ashburn
Thrdéneberry
Ukiah High Sets Football Physicals and Signups
Ukiah High School announces that all prospective football players must attend medical examinations and signups on September 29 at 6 p.m. in Chessall gymnasium. Students should arrive just before six to speed registrations and exams. Ukiah physicians donate the service, and the timing respects doctors’ busy schedules.
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Ukiah
Women's Golf News Mixed two-ball postponement and tour pairings
Jane Scott reports the mixed two-ball foursome moved from August 24 to 31. Archie Clarke wins a crisis for breaking 90 in Tuesday's play. First winners were Marge Boynton Gladys Stickney Olver Crawford Mona Fahrney and Jede Finn. Ukiah varsity opens September 22 at Novato with a North Bay League schedule to follow.
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Olver Crawford
Mona Fahrney
Jede Finn
Ruts Cole
Bones
Clarke
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Thi Northrop
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Rive
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Beau
Belles
Sechwarm
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Christie
Pinner
Fulow
Jayvees
Ukiah
Varsity
Napa
Jayvee
Ukian
Novato
Willits
Fort Bragg
Sonome
Vallejo
Santa Rosa
Montgomery
Hogan
No Hitter Thrown In Little League World Series Play
The first round of the Little League World Series continues in Williamsport with teams from the United States Japan Germany and Mexico advancing to afternoon and evening games. Tue action saw Kankakee beat Hamilton Ontario 12 to 1 behind 16 hits and Denny Brewator’s no hit effort.
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Poitiers
France
San Jose
Calif
Monterrey
Mexico
Kuntachi
Japan
Kankake
Pitman
Kankakee
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Denny Brewator
Baseball Leaders and Pitching Averages Snapshot
National League leading hitters include Mays Giants 38 and Robinson Reds 33 with Aaron Braves 33 and Banks Cubs 31. American League lists Killebrew Twins 33 and Cash Tigers 32, plus Maris Yanks 29 and Wagner Angels 29. League totals show Davis Dodgers 122 and Mays 108. pitching leads Purkey Reds 194 and Drysdale Dodgers 224 with Sanford Giants 17 6 and Koufax Dodgers 14 5.
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Sanford
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McBride
Wilson
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Donovan
Indians
All-Star Football Scrimmage Sets South North Showdown in Humboldt
Arcata reports the South All-Stars versus the North in Humboldt State’s Rethyogd Bowl for a Pop Warner benefit game. The South led by Bob Bagley of Santa Rosa with Frank Vin Deren coaching Humboldt State prospects showcases a fast line and varied players from area schools. The North relies on familiarity with its personnel, featuring standouts from Eureka Areata and St. Bernard’s, plus Petaluma’s Bill Johnson and Cloverdale’s Al Francis as key targets.
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Jim Hunt
St. Helena
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Ukiah
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Sebastopa
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Richard Maurer
Dan Norfolk
Bill Tatum
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