Cardinals Rally Past Giants 3-2 In St Louis Thriller
St Louis edged San Francisco 3-2 as Brock starred with a double and stolen base. Marichal took the loss to fall to 7-7 while Shaw is set to start tonight against Bob Gibson. Curt Simmons earned his fifth win with late-inning support from Dennis and Woodeshick.
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Ukiah Area Players Attend Final Baseball Tryouts
A group of Ukiah area players travel to Washington Park Alameda for the last of six San Francisco Examiner tryouts from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday. Candidates include Layne Williams Hayes Treppa Snay McAllister and others aiming to represent the region versus the San Francisco All-Stars on June 18 at Big Rec Park Golden Gate Park.
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US chooses team for Maccabiah Games selection
UPI report lists Gary Guir a former New York university shot putter and American record holder named to the United States weightlifting squad for the Maccabiah Games. Also named were Richard Giller of Detroit Huntington Wil Waloff of Huntington Paul Ash of San Diego and others.
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Detroit
San Diego
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Huntington
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Boxing on House Commerce panel questions federal role
The House Commerce Committee heard boxing critics and advocates debate if federal oversight should return. Witnesses including Cus D Amato and Floyd Patterson’s manager described a sport in decline, blaming varied state laws and chaotic promotions while noting boxing’s golden era ended decades ago.
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Stargell and Law Share NL Player Laurels
In Cincinnati Willie Stargell and Will Law shared the National League Player of the Month honor for June. Each received 19 votes from 30 press representatives. Law won six games for the Pirates, with 2 earned runs allowed in 62 innings and a 0.87 ERA. Stargell led NL with 40 homers and 35 doubles, fueling a Pirates rise from ninth to sixth. Koufax placed third with eight votes. Richie Allen and Chris Short received minor votes.
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Clarke Misses New Record in Stockholm 5K Race
In Stockholm Australia’s Ron Clarke failed to beat his world record for 5000 meters by six tenths of a second in an Olympic Stadium race. He did defeat Kipchoge Keino of Kenya, who had previously beaten him in Finland in recent weeks.
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Switches Teams in Indianapolis Indians Trade Note
UPI report notes outfielder Stepheny tranfers to the Indianapolis Indians from the Atlanta Crackers. Stephens, 32, hit .234 last year with the Chicago White Sox and batted .291 this season with Atlanta. Trade affects roster balance and player performance outlook.
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British Open Preview Signals Tough Course Fight At Birkdale
The opening round of the golf championship features top pros and amateurs chasing a prestige title with a £10,000 purse. Nicklaus is the favorite at 3-1, with stars like Rodgers Snead and Sanders among early hopefuls. Royal Birkdale’s 7,037 yards test players amid lush fairways and jungle-like roughs, drawing 130 competitors in a fierce field.
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George Low
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Clear Lake Will See Busy July Sailing Events
A two week stretch at Clear Lake brings a moonlight five sail on July 10 from Lakeport Library Park at 7 30 p m with a post sunset cookout. July 17 features annual trade day for sailboat skippers with prizes. July 25 hosts a picnic for Empire Sailing Club members and friends. boats available, early attendees bring lunch, cookout supper planned.
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Former Bonus Baby Recalled by Mets
Dennis Musgraves, a 21-year-old former $100000 bonus baby, was recalled by the New York Mets today from their Buffalo farm in the International League. Musgraves posted a .? earned run average with 18 games for Bisong Jin Bethke, 18, a right-hander with a 20 record and 2.85 ERA in relief, was sent to Buffalo as his replacement.
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Everett High’s 1914 team hailed as greatest ever
Everett High School’s 1914 football squad is celebrated as likely the greatest high school team in America. In 13 games they scored 600 points while shutting out opponents, including an 80 to 0 post season victory over Oak Park High School. The same era notes Detroit’s Sarge Easter as the oldest participant in a championship at 67, as part of Pepsi-Cola’s 1930 five man champs, with New York’s 1965 baseball season opening featuring 21 players with at least ten years in the majors.
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Little League District to Host Northern Area Tourney
Charles Hall district director will review birth certificates and outline the 1965 Little League tournament rules at Sundays meeting. South Ukiah to host Northern area tourney July 22 to 29 at Lions Little League Park, winner to meet southern champ in a one game playoff July 31 at Sonams.
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Cubs Pitcher Asks Chance To Start Again
New York reports pitcher Bob Buhl challenged Cubs head coach Lou Klein demanding honest play or a chance to start. At 36 he claims he has been yanked early due to lack of confidence. Klein says Buhl will stay in the rotation and start Friday vs the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Fourth of July boating week in Mendocino sees 1300 boats with no major incidents
Over 1,300 boats participated in a boating week event at Mendocino Lake with 6,000 picnickers and 5,000 water skiers. Officials report no accidents or disorderly conduct. Emphasis on safety urged, noting common sense and full knowledge of seamanship, plus required gear such as life jackets and fire extinguishers. Extra items like first aid kits and spare fuel recommended.
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Fight Results From London Upset Card
In London the bout featuring Carkis Cruz scored a 129 percent result as Donintean Republic outpointed Frankie Taylor 1272 to Britain 10, a notably uneven scoring display highlighting the surprising dominance of Cruz over Taylor.
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Three South Ukiah Little League games over July weekend
Box Plumbing beat Savings Bank 9 3 with two home runs by Terry Staf ford and Lynn Niderost who also won on the mound with 12 strikeouts. Eugene Locatelli pitched for Savings Bank with 9 K and 6 walks as both teams committed three errors. Lions Club edged Police Association 8 5 as Poma fanned 6, while Bil Nash and Bob Britton homered for Lions. Police pitcher Steve Norton and Ken Clary walked 10, Rich Heath added a single and a double. In the final tilt Police defeated Chef's Cafe 19 7 with Steve Newcomb fanning 5 and capping the night with a triple by Glenn Jensen. Dale Christenson pitched for Chef's with Leo Coyle and Rod Christenson relieving. Police collected 12 hits to Chef's 9.
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Terry Stafford
Lynn Niderost
Niderost
Eugene Locatelli
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Police Association
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Ken Clary
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Leo Coyle
Rod Christenson
Cruz Wins Match London Featherweight Bout
Carlos Cruz of the Dominican Republic dominated all ten rounds to outpoint Britain's Frankie Taylor in a featherweight bout. The UPI report notes Cruz won every round Tuesday night, improving his record and momentum.
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