Redwood Empire Fair Gymkhana Winners Dominated by Local Riders
The Ukiah Riding Club hosted a large Redwood Empire Fair gymkhana with 300 plus spectators. Jody Hendricks and teammates led multiple winners across trail horse, color guard, and barrel race events, while Neal Van Housen and Sonya Riley topped women’s and men’s divisions. Secretaries, judges, and volunteers from Ukiah, Covelo, Willits, Mendocino Coast, and surrounding clubs organized a crowded, results-filled day of competition.
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Ukiah
Jody
Janie Hendricks
Jerry
Michelle Rourgeau
Neal Vin Housen
Sonya Riley
Linda Langlin
Sandra Moir
Ann Hathaway
Cove
Ring
Jack Mundt
Bob Brown
Ralph Richardson
Jim Stares
Ai Wall
Orval Thomas
Neal van Housen
Joe Giovannetti
Norman Buhn
Wre Alw
Gramdisland
Jack Banta
Mundt
Betty Mares
Cathy Mundt
Teresa Burris
Harbara Stares
Gayle Hibbs
Jim Tocher
Paw
Baledda
Hana
Trail Horse
Mischele
Rousseau
Debby Valley
Sharon Laughlin
Vicki Lee Garbocci
Vaill Allison
Willits Junior Ridam
Reilwood Valley
Keyhole
Penny Foster
Pat Zinger
Chen Edwards
Linda Laughling
Linda Allen
Martha McGuire
Margaret McGuire
Michele Batiseau
Wall Allison
Jerry DeRega
Merry Bishop
Ann Orchard
Rudy Taylor
Gayle
Elsie Lauter
Gail Pettleeau
Betty Lanviord
Mickey Wright Delivers Clutch Finish for Salt Lake City Victory
Texan star Mickey Wright proves her clutch skill by winning the 7,500 purse at the Salt Lake City Ladies Professional Golf Association tour event. Wright, renowned for late-game composure, stood out with a strong final round to claim the title.
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Mickey Wright
Queen of the Indies Golf Works
Salt Lake City
Teen Ted Campbell Shines for San Jose in World Series Win
Ted Campbell the largest youngster to appear in the Little League World Series and a San Jose hurler hitter led the champions to a 3–0 victory over Kankakee. He struck out one and walked one, with only one ball reached the infield. Pitman of NJ defeated Monterrey of Mexico 3–1 in the consolation game, highlighted by a grand slam by Fret Cuddy.
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Welliamsport
Ted Campbell
San Jose
Café
Ted
Kankake
Campbell
Monterrey
Fret Cuddy
Cinnati Reds
Houston
Jack Kralick
Youngstown
Ohio
Twins
Kritick
Kansas City Athletics
Kratek
George Alusik
Alusik
Charley Babetson
Great Shooting Wins Cal State Open for Letellier
Santa Maria golfer Ron Letellier fired a 62 with 10 birdies and four putts to win the Cal State Open by five strokes at Santa Maria Country Club. Enc Mentz and Alex Sutton chased in a tightly bunched finish with scores around 69 to 73, ending in a tie for second.
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Santa Maria
Ron Letellier
Santa Mara
Lettellier
Enc Mentz
Law Angers
Fia Jead
Jei Lawrence
Sherman Gaks
Regi
Creep Scapes
Alex Sutin
Heiter
Sutton
Long Shots Favored In Harness Race Draw
The Hambietonian harness race draws 13 three year olds for a $116,617 purse. Happy Newnhor earned the coveted number one post, while AC's Viking was tipped as a favorite after the draw placed horses 11 through 15 in the back tier. Marvelous Mickey New York UPL Mickey Wright is noted as the only golfer to win both the US Women's Open and the Ladies PGA in the same year.
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Abbas
Viking
Happy Newnhor
Newpst Suck Farm
de Cameron Dreav
Mickey New York
Mickey Wright
South Triumphs Over North in Arcata Football Classic
In a 2 12 to 5 500 crowd game at Redwood Bowl, the South defeated the North in a team victory led by Jim Hall Analy BIM Archer Santa Rosa and Bobby Harkins Ukiah. Joe Sarboe Arcata starred for the North with two rushing touchdowns while Dan McCarthy Shasta anchored the defense. Coach duo Bob Bagley Santa Rosa and BSL Tatum Ukiah directed a hard-fought clash marked by strategic backfield runs and key fumble recoveries.
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Arcata
Jim Hall
Analy
Bim Archer
Santa Rosa
Bobby Harkins
Ukiah
Joe Sarboe
George Munzio
Phil Gustafson
Dan McCarthy
Shasta
Bob Bagley
Bsl Tatum
Jim Hunt
St. Helena
Harkins
Archer
Hall
Fort Bragg
Hap Paoli
Bill Archer
Happy Paok
Destro
Uldah
Rich
Maurer
Cloverdale
Ray Esuman
Al.Francis
Bill Johnson
Petaluma
Bob Patterson
Henning Juul
Montgomery
Bill Brewer
South
Jim Gray
Ron Maher
Southfort
Happy Paol
Muzio
Sarboe
Ukiah Gridders To Get Physicals Wednesday Night
Ukiah high school football hopefuls report at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Chessall gymnasium for physical examinations necessary to receive equipment. Varsity candidates will pick up gear Thursday at 6 p.m. and Jayvee players Friday at 6 p.m. A high‑scoring south vs north game recap notes South’s drive and key plays with Archer and Hunt among standouts, while Ukiah’s Danny Norfolk faced a jammed finger limiting action.
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Ukiah High School
Cheasall Gymnsium
Chessall Gym
Jayvee
Johnson
Callstoga
Mike Ervin
Giants Win Set Stage For Crucial NL Title Run
The Giants win at Candlestick sets up a pivotal four game series with the Dodgers next week as San Francisco trails Los Angeles by two games in the pennant race. Jack Sanford earned his 12th win as Orlando Cepeda and Felipe Alou contributed key hits in a 7 4 victory over Philadelphia. The Dodgers beat New York 16 5 and Cincinnati dropped a game as the chase tightens with the Dodgers leading the league.
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Giants
Los Angeles
Jack Sanford
Ray
Philadelphia
Art Mahaffey
Hume Runa
San Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Chuck Hiller
Felipe Alou Snast
Jim Vist
Sanford
Mike McCormick
McCormick
Hob Balin
Phils
Netut
Jack Kraliek
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Cin
Twins
Yankees
Baltimore
Angel
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Reds
Colts
George Brunet
Joheny Temple
Dodgers
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Mikenukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
N.L
Robin Roberts
Brooks Robinson
Jim Gentile
Qricks
Tony Kubek
Lee Thomas
Don Lee
Angels
White Sox
Frank Baumann
Indians
Bubba Philips
BH Burton
Norm Cash
Steve Hocus
Tigers
Senators
Claude Osken
Maury Wills
Eighn
Bob Reacher
Tim Harkness
Willie Davia
Dick Eblsworth
Cubs
Braves
Bob Skinner
Pirates
Bill White
Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Cols
Dallas Cowboys
New York Giants
Los Angeles Rams
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
St Louis Cardinals
Minnesota Vikings
San Diego Chargers
Oakland
Raiders
The Lip Returns To the Bench
New York reports Dodgers manager Leo Durocher will return to coaching for the three game series with the Cincinnati Reds after a near fatal reaction to a penicillin shot last Friday. He collapsed in the Dodger clubhouse and was treated with adrenaline to counter the reaction.
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New York
Leo Durocher
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Durocher
Dodger
New York Mets
Subway Spends Million for Aqueduct Station
The New York Racing Association funded a new subway station at the Aqueduct gate, costing about $1 million last year to ease commutes for city riders. The project aims to connect subway patrons to racing events and boost attendance at the track.
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Subway TO
New York
UPD
New York Racing Association
Aqueduct Race Track
Artieles
Locals Shine at Far Western AAU Meet in Foothill College
Okla homa fans note Ukiah Dolphins placed in the upper half of events at the Far Western AAU meet with eight swimmers earning ribbons. Tina McAllister won a fifth place in 11 and under backstroke. Participants included Pat Harger Diane Ellis Frances Cook Nancy Mosna John McAllister Dennis Moonier John Lawson and Jay Sievens.
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Oklahans
Foothill College
Ukiah Dolphins
Tina McAllister
Oklahan
Pat Harger
Diane Ellis
Frances Cook
Nancy Mosna
John McAllister
Dennis Moonier
John Lawson
Jay Sievens
Murray Rose
Caroline House
Fae
Ukiah
Sacramento
Melaika Wins Small Boat Title At Pacific Coast Regatta
Ed Melaika of the Richmond Yacht Club won the small boat championship in the 39th Pacific Coast Regatta by winning four of six races over two days. The Thea Stevens skippered Northern California team won the Carr Trophy Division after breaking a tie with Bill Whipple’s Northwest team from Seattle.
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San Francisco
UPS
Ed Melaika
Richmond
Calif
Northern California
Thea Stevens
Northwest
Bill Whipple
Seattle
Browns Defeat 49ers as Packers Rally to 4th Win
Cleveland Browns topple the San Francisco 49ers 34 27 with Jim Brown dominating on the ground and Lou Groza delivering field goals. John Brodie passed for 366 yards for San Francisco in a high scoring exhibition, while Green Bay rode a second half surge led by Jim Taylor to beat Chicago 35 21.
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Red Hickey
Forty Niners
Cleveland Browns
Sait
Hickey
John Brodie
Portland
San Francisco
Paul Brown
Jim Brown
Browns
Jim
Cleveland
Tom Wilson
Severry
J. D. Smith
Brown
Cannonball Cooper
Lou Groza
Witton
Los Angeles Rams
Groza
Brodie
Smith
Clyde Conner
Prospectors
Galog
Daliag
Sacramento
Packers
Jim Taylor
Bears
Milwaukee
Johnny Unitas
Colts
The
Crawbuys
Roanoke
Allan Webber Tereemiede
Zeke
Brat Y. A. Tittle
Joe Morrison
Giants
Sammy Jureomen
King Hill
Bobby Walston
Don Burroughs
Redskins
Eagles
Charlotte
N.C
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