Cubs sweep Giants as Banks and Phillips pace 9-0 win
Ernie Banks hit a three run homer and Adolfo Phillips added a grand slam to power the Chicago Cubs to a 9-0 win over San Francisco in the opener. Banks and Santo starred again in the nightcap a 3-2 Cubs victory. Ray Culp earned his seventh win. Gaylord Perry took the loss. Giants top prospect Herbel struggled before lows. Henderson and Etheridge appeared in both games as SF dropped further in the standings.
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Dolphins Host Napa Thursday in Redwood League clash
Ukiah’s Dolphins travel to face Napa while Oak Park tops Ukiah in a rough meet at Oak Park. Cindy Waring led girls 9-10 with three firsts, Harold Stoddard swept 13 events, and Sue Stacy won 13-14 titles. Oak Park’s Bob Montgomery set team records in backstroke and IM.
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Hardtop Honors Spread Across Friday Night Races
Friday night NCAA hardtop races produced multiple winners in heats and mains. Eleanor Simmons won the Powder Puff in Max's car, with Max Simmons, Pete Hathaway and John Silva taking stocker heats, Simmons winning the trophy dash, Steve Castelli the semi main, and Bill Laster the main. Super-modified heats were won by Bob Neilson and Bill Deschamps, with Deschamps taking the trophy dash and main event over Donn Marshall and Rich Pellegini.
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Hornung Tests for Possible Spinal Injury
Paul Hornung faced spinal cord injury tests at Scripps Clinic to decide his future with the New Orleans Saints. Doctors noted a potential lifelong paralysis risk if a blow on the field occurs. The former Packers star returned to San Diego after Mayo Clinic evaluations in Rochester, with uncertainty about returning to football.
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Golf Course Cleanup Slated Tuesday Night
Ralph Buxton called for a final army of volunteers to finish the mopping up of Operation Sprinkle at Ukiah Municipal Golf Course Tuesday night at 5 30. Volunteers are promised light work and are asked to bring rakes and shovels to install and cover the new automatic electronic sprinkler system.
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McCulloch Ties World Hurdle Mark at Pan American Trials
Earl McCulloch, 21, of the Trojan football team, timed 13.2 seconds in the 110 meter hurdles to equal the world record set in 1959 and tied in 1960. Davenport finished second in 13.8. The trials at the University of Minnesota set a wind of 3.9 mph, within legal limits, as Warmerdam added four teammates to thePan American squad. The team departs for Winnipeg in two weeks.
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Frank Robinson Wonders If He Can Play Again This Season
Frank Robinson admits fear he may be out for the season as doctors note possible vision problems after a head injury. He recalls being knocked unconscious three weeks ago when colliding with Al Weis’ knee during a double play with the Chicago White Sox. Robinson says he still sees double and cannot recall key parts of the incident or leaving the field.
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Ukiah Junior Championship Draws Young Golfers
Competition looms in a 36-hole Ukiah Junior Championship with entries from Healdsburg Lake County and Willits. Ukiah boys up to 18 urged to contact Pro Paul Underwood at 462 8857 to reserve a place for play starting Saturday.
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Mendocino Braves End Home Season in Anton Stadium
Wayne Hartman’s Mendocino Braves closed out their home schedule in Anton Stadium at about 6 p.m. Sunday by taking the second game of a doubleheader from the Litchfield nine of San Rafael, 10-9. Litchfield won the previous games, 7-5 Saturday and 7-0 Sunday morning, as standout Jay Weidman sparked left field plays and timely relief pitching secured the finale. The Braves won both Saturday and Sunday contests against the Rose Buds in Doyle Park and will hit the road for remaining games.
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Player ruled out for year after high throw
A sports brief states that due to an overthrown ball the player will not participate again this year, signaling an injury or precautionary halt. No other context or names are provided in the fragment.
The Value of Expressing Kind Words in Death Remembrance
Rodney L. Zimmerman, Ziv Norman Mortuary Ukiah, presents a reflection on expressing love and kindness despite pride and shyness. The piece notes people often hesitate to say words of affection, fearing discomfort, and suggests stating feelings to loved ones before it is too late.
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Allison Powers Twins Past White Sox in Doubleheader
Bob Allison sparked Minnesota with a three run pinch homer and a 12th of the year as the Twins beat the Angels 5-1 in game one and rallied to a 6-1 in game two. The doubleheader left Minnesota within a half game of Chicago and echoed 1965 pennant fever.
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