Dolphins Swim Strong As Ukiah Edges Oak Park In Relays
Ukiah Dolphins posted a tight win over Oak Park Swimmers with depth in relays and breaststroke, aided by standout efforts from Sally Rea and Pat Mosna. Multiple age groups saw close finishes as both teams swapped up swimmers to reach longer distances ahead of the Red Bluff Invitational. Next, Fairfield meets Oak Park at 11 a.m. Saturday.
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Ukiah Deaplans
Rew Ook Park Swit Club
Santa Posy
Red Bluff
Ukiah Dolphins
Sally Rea
Kim Resson
Jerry Treadway
Cee Stafford
Frances Cook
Nancy Mosna
Jean van Alstyne
Oak Park
Bruce McAllister
Ron Northrup
Pat Mosna
Strong
Clarence Patten
Ukiah
Pat Harget
Harget
Les Patten
Ol Park
Mark Jenkins
Betsy Jenkins
Stews Casperson
Tina McAllister
Diane Ellis
Tina
Uyn Rowden
Connie Lawson
Chip Wildberger
Jim Hughes
Denny Smith
Diane
Barbara
Ricd Hargel
Jeff Rea
Jeff Lawson
Marian Iten
Judy Richardson
Peggy Mossi
Steve Book
Fairfield
Long Hits Highlight City Softball Games
A home run by Tom Tarr powered Masonite to a 20-3 win over Benjamin Iron Works at Giorno Park in the opening city league game. In the nightcap Jack Hutton delivered a key triple as Feutz Insurance, defending champions and league leaders, beat Straw's Pizza 6-2.
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Tom Tarr
Giorno Park
Masonite
Benjamin Iron Works
Jack Hutton
Feutz Insurance
Straw’s Pizza
Yokayo Bowl Teams Compete Amid Strikes and Travel
Yokayo Bowl sent traveling teams from the Tri-County league to Boulevard Bowl in Petaluma last Sunday where both men and women suffered four losses yet displayed strong effort. The club plans trips to Fresno July 15 and 16 for the California State events with Yokayo’s second team aiming to place higher than the first. Local women faced a setback at Willits last Friday and will play a third match there after a coin toss decision.
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Tri-County
Petaluma
Fresno
California
Ben Ozawa
Zach Crowan
Jess Hawls
Verne Arneson
Lyon Mantooth
Virgil Johnson
Ann ‘Ry
Waterloo
Willits
Mars Parepiny
Connie Garzini
Vinnie ‘Turner
Pat Smith
Donna Johnson
Hess
LeRoy Hess
Viale
Quee
Colts Near End Pony Play Tonight
Tonight the Colts and Pony League teams wrap up the hot regular season with two final games and the All-Star selections. The event features players like Wendell McCorn and Joba Sogub, with notable performances and post season plans shaping the League championship race.
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Colt League
Anton Stidian
Toypan
Chevron
Lasavate
Plasett
Cult Leger
Magni Oat
Alita
Wdthin Secre Serra
Searce
Ukiath Trans
Joba Sogub
Wendell McCorn
Lakeport
Feavue
Pender Retires in Ninth as Downes Wins World Middleweight
London reports Terry Downes defeated Paul Pender by retirement in the ninth round at Wembley Pool Arena. Pender cited lack of energy despite a strong ninth, leaving his Brookline Massachusetts camp and contract to pursue a Boston return bout this September. Downes weighed 158 1/2 pounds to Pender's 159.
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Mike Hughes
London
Terry Downes
Englund
Trexde
Paul Pender
Sirange
Downe
Pender
Brookline
Mass
Sam Silverman
Boston
Pass
Wembley Pool Arena
Tke Powell
Wales
Downes Ona
Swithh
Donald Saunders Ltd
Daj
Bly
Downes
Harry Carpenter
Daily Mail
Paul
Terry
British Isles
Europe
Massachusetts
New York
Gene Fallmer
West Jordan
Utah
National
U.S. Boxing Association
Kubek’s Dim View After Interleague Clash
Tony Kubek of the New York Yankees again faced trouble in inter-league games with the National League, as Willie Mays and Roberto Clemente led a 10th inning rally to defeat the Americans. Kubek’s misplays and a bad hop earlier helped the Braves and Pirates in prior encounters, with Mays delivering key hits and a late loop single sealing the NL win.
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New York
UPI
Tony Kubek
Tony
New York Yankees
Hoyt Wilhelm
Kubek
Braves
Yankees
Pirates
San Francisco
Bayside Wind Tunnel
Muffy Mays
Willie Mays
Mays
Norm Cash
al Kaline
Nellie Fox
Roger Maris
Stun Miller
Ken Boyer
Rocky Calovito
Kaline
Pour ‘Tony
Naty
Youi Berrao
Williebay
Wilhelm
Vietory
Diettut
Old Warren Spain
Bob Parkes
Dick Howser
Aaron
Frank Robinson
Clemente
Roberto
Whitey Ford
Spohn
Warren Spann
Mickey Mantle
Mickey
National League
Sid of Spahn
Bob Purkey
Mike McCormick
Harmon Killebrew
Nationals
Bill White
Mayssa
Wille
George Altman
Forniches
Robinson
Baseball Standings and Late-Game Results Highlight NL AL
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 64 wins, Los Angeles 49, Pittsburgh 42, San Francisco 44, Milwaukee 37, St. Louis 36, Chicago 36, Philadelphia 23. Evening schedule lists Pittsburgh at San Francisco and Chicago at Cincinnati, Milwaukee at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Los Angeles. American League shows Detroit, New York, Baltimore, Cleveland, Chicago, Boston, Washington, Minnesota, Kansas City in the race with the All Star Game noted. In the late innings, the American and National Leagues combined for a 4-2 score with Miller winning for the American and Williams losing for the National. Killebrew and Ali hit home runs.
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
American League
Betes Detroit
New York
Baltimore
Weveland
Big Chicago
Boston
Washington
Minnesota
Kansas City
Bock Lary
Donovan
Bunning
Fornieles
Wind Hurled Mound and Records at Candlestick Park
San Francisco’s Candlestick Park hosted the 30th All Star Game where wind conditions swirled late, unbalancing the mound and helping pitchers like Stu Miller who won despite being blown over. Mays and Clemente delivered hits, while Stan Musial extended an All Star run but lost a runs scored tie as the NL tallied seven errors and five boots. Attendance set a park record at 44,115 with a net of $259,230.81.
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San Francisco
Tetas
San Prancisco
Candlestick Park
Tegrbis
Kansas City
Howser “Brorat
Cleveland
Johnny “Temple
New York
Yogi Vorra
Stu Miller
Chicago White Sox
Billy Pierce
Miller
Stu
Aaron
Willie Mays
Roberto Clemente
Treve O
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesot
Mike McCormick
McCormick
George Altman
Chicago Cubs
Fornicles
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Mays
Muisial
Von Clay Triumphs Over Barrow Again
In Spokane Kirk Barnow was stopped by Philadelphia’s Von Clay at 2 58 of the fifth round. Barrow faded after four rounds and twice lost to Clay, ending any likely rematch as 4 208 fans paid 1811 dollars for the bout.
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Spokane, Wash
UPI
Spokane
Kirk Barnow
Wilt
Philadelphia
von Clay
Barrow
Clay
Clay's Second ‘Over ‘Barrow
Wood
U S Track Team Faces Poor Lenin Stadium Facilities
The United States track and field squad complains about Lenin Stadium in Moscow ahead of a weekend dual meet with Russia. Athletes adapt to rough blocks and limited pit straw as coach Jim Kiet led a two hour session in sunny conditions before the 41 men and 17 women assemble for a big crowd. Hayes Jones, Budd, Frazier, and Drayton are slated for the 400 relay with Plummer, Frazier, Young, and Williams in the 1600 relay.
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Moscow
UPS
United States
Lenin Stadium
Russia
U.S
Hifiott
Hayes Jones
Frank Budd
Charles Frazier
Paul Drayton
Adolph Plummer
Frazier
George Young
As Williams
Winds Halting All-Star Classic Blows NL Win
Candlestick Park winds disrupt a 34 13 All-Star game in which Roberto Clemente singles to drive Willie Mays home in the 10th. NL wins 34 3 over AL as errors and gusts mar the event. Stu Miller earns the win behind San Francisco’s Giants.
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Candlestick Park
Roberto Clemente
Willie Mays
Clement
Nationals
Red Schoendienst
Boston
Fenway Park
Toa Fhe
Boyer
al Kahne
Nelson Fox
Laser Hoyt
Wilhelm
Mike Fornieles
Henry Aaron Sizgled
Mays
Jockey Sid ney Cole Dies After Fall at Track
A jockey named Sidney Cole died of internal injuries after being thrown from a two year old horse during a workout at Cure 3L. He leaves behind a wife and four children. The incident marks the second fatality at the Long Island track in under four months, following Roy L. Gibert from London Kentucky who died from head injuries at Aqueduct on April 4.
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Sidney Cole
Fliy
Pices
Cure
Renas
Fockey
Long Island
Roy L. Gibert
Loedon
Aqueduct
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