Junior Olympics Feature Strong Dolphin Effort at Oak Lake Park
The Santa Rosa Club showcased a robust junior meet at Oak Lake Park on July 10, highlighted by multiple finals appearances and medals. Notable performances included a fourth in the 50 yard free by Terry Stickles and Ging Ambrose setting a JO record in the medley, with Ukiah's relays also contributing strong showings amid a large field.
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Ukiah beats Healdsburg in protest delayed win
Ukiah remains unbeaten at 6-0 in league play after a 10-6 win over Healdsburg in the second game amid a protest over a balking call and nine innings pitched by Gary Fars. The night cap saw Ukiah win 9-0 as Borgna pitched eight innings with Par ducei finishing.
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Pat Finnegan
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Charley Tollini
Charley Jorand
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Cincinnati Reds complete victory over Dodgers in tight series clash
The Reds beat the Dodgers 6-4 in a decisive game with Jay earning his first complete game against Los Angeles in 16 starts and Robinson collecting four hits, including a home run, to fuel Cincinnati’s win and keep pressure on the NL pennant race.
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Ukiah Club Loses Gee Whiz Game to Potter Valley
In a North Life League matchup Ukiah Cleaners faltered 8 to 4 as Fiedler and Wright produced the lone bright spots with a homer and double. Potter Valley Pine Browns capitalized on walks as Jack Orme homered and Chet Gines added five hits for the winning side.
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Turner-Frassinello Now 2nd Fifteen Year Old Star Teves Bowling Lead
VIRGIL FOHNSON reports on Ukiah bowling where Leon Aragon of San to eighteen years old posted 1292 over six games and 1380 total pins to lead the tournament at Yokayo Bowl. Teves and Aragon emerge as early leaders amid a growing field in the Giant Singles Classic with many bowlers awaiting further rounds and a busy fair week ahead.
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Pony League All-Star Team Begins Workouts
The 1961 Ukiah Pony League All Stars began workouts ahead of tournament play slated for July 26-29. Teams featured Hotary Dennis Druzdevich Sandy Large Anton's Super Jets David Lucchesi Jim Layne Munnell Sherrill Hoyt Estes Crawford Ford Gravel Harry Pardnec Jay McAlister Charley Cunningham and others as managers Shorty Hayes and Bl Walsh oversee preparations.
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Ukiah Tennis Club Beats Colusa 6-3 in Local Meet
Ukiah Tennis Club defeated Colusa 6-3 on the high school courts. Frank Johnson faced Dan Roberts in a tight singles match as Roberts rallied from 0-14 to win 8-6. Strong topped Van Auken 9-7 after a 7-7 deadlock. Other singles saw Hunter beat West 8-3, Munday beat Wilsey 8-0, Applegate over Brooks 9-7, and James defeat Moores 6-2.
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Stars Set for 301st AH Classic at Candlestick Park
Scott Baillie reports both teams confident as they prepare for the Candlestick Park game Tuesday in the 301 renewal of the baseball classic. Musial notes winds may affect play but players are ready to perform. Murtaugh eyeing lineup choices for both leagues. Maz Mays and Willie Mays expected to anchor NL lineup.
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