Northern Area baseball tourney opens at Lions Park
District 35 North Area Championship Little League tourney starts Thursday at 6 p.m. at Lions Park, with Napa Valley making its first Northern Area appearance after shifting from the Southern Area. Eight teams from Napa Valley, Round Valley, Ukiah, Konocti, Lakeport, and Rutherford fields compete in a double-elimination style.
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Napa Valley
St. and Rutherford
Napa County
Round Valley
Covelo
Iasphis
Ourney
Little Seagues
Kelseyville
Konocti
Dons Park
Orthex
Redwood
Willits
North Ukiah
Naiail
Lakeport
South An
Covelo - St. Helena
Rutherford
Lo i
Colt
Pine-Browns Lead Potter Valley Little League Week
North Ukiah’s Pine-Browns travel to Candlestick Park to face the Giants-Cincinnati series opener with Juan Marichal expected to pitch. Pine-Browns’ 15-5-? season adds reward, sponsored by Ray Nelson and Ray Brown, plus manager John March and coach Ray Alexander, as North Ukiah All-Stars host Redwood Little League All-Stars at Lions Park.
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Pine-Browns
Candlestick Park
Giants
Juan Marichal
Ray Nelson
Pioneer Hopper's Corner
Ray Brown
John March
Ray Alexander
Pines Browns
North
Ukiah
Redwood Little Leagie
Willits
Lions Park
Pines Brown
Randy Deering
Archie Rojas
Danny McCleary
Charles March
Ukiah Men's Golf Club Signups and Schedule Announced
Ukiah Men's Golf Club posts signup sheets at the Municipal Clubhouse pro shop for upcoming events. Don Bones, club captain, urges members to sign up. events include a Benbow golf match this Sunday with Benbow wives invited to join, a July 31 annual banquet at the Thunderbird Motel with welcome for new pro Paul Underwood and wife, and an August 1 home-and-home with Healdsburg Met's Club featuring an 8:30am shotgun start, buffet lunch, and awards. Twilight League begins July 29 with five returning teams and one new team. sponsors are being contacted for additional teams. practice range balls are available for rent, with warnings against using range balls on the course and potential loss of golf privileges for violators.
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Don Bones
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Suly-B
Thunderbirds
Paul Underwood
Healdsburg Met
Healdsburg
Anton's
Propane
Merks Electric
Pep Motors
Bunton
Insurance
Daily Journal
Kings Korner
Paul’ Underwood
Doni Boones
Thornton Impresses In Beating Johnsgorn
Fresno based Irish Wayne Thornton, a top light heavyweight, debuted at heavyweight and defeated Alonzo Johnson of Chicago by knockout in the eighth round. Thornton floored Johnson in rounds four five and eight as the referee stopped the bout.
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UPI
Wayne Thornton
Alonzo Johnson
Chicago
Thornton
Johnson
Antelope Special Hunt Applications Open in Modoc Lassen
Applications for the Antelope Special Hunt in Modock and Lassen Counties are available from license agents and the Department of Fish and Game offices. Hunt runs August 21 to September 5. each applicant may file one entry, with two persons allowed per party, and must be received by the license office.
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Modock
Lassen
Ueenae
DFG
Ony Engek
Ant
Searzaey Tl
Ema
Braves May Get Moves Okehi
Milwaukee Braves owner William C Bartholomay faces a push at the executives meeting in Dearborn to move the club from Milwaukee for 1965. A proposed NL expansion could place a new Milwaukee team, paving the way for an immediate Braves relocation to Atlanta pending Milwaukee county approval. The day includes NL and AL meetings before a joint session to discuss baseball matters and potential Frick replacement.
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UPI
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Milwaukee Braves
William C. Bartholomay
Milwaukee
Bartholomay
Milwaukee County
Atlanta
Braves
Allan
Clals Haven
Ford
Frick
Burke and Lisbon Pass Physicals for 49ers Camp
At Moraga the 49ers announced rookies Vern Burke and Don Lisbon passed physicals. Burke, an Oregon State All American, returns from a knee injury and looked swift. Lisbon, who had winter knee surgery, is cleared with team workouts underway. coach Christiansen plans a 5 running backs, 3 quarterbacks, 6 defensive linemen, 5 linebackers, and 1 specialist roster.
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Oregon
Lisbon
George Mira
Jack Christiansen
Seven Bidding for AFL Miami Chance
The AFL expansion committee meets to pick one of seven applicants for a Miami franchise. The two day session ends Thursday with an announcement likely. Miami has secured a franchise slot after the city commission eased leasing at the Orange Bowl.
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New York
UPI
American Football League
Miami
Fla
American League
Thornton Stops Johnson in Fresno Boxing Match
Wayne Thornton, 190 pounds, from Fresno, stopped Alonzo Johnson, 196 pounds, of Chicago, in a brief boxing bout. The result came early in the contest as Thornton secured the win.
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Fresno
Calif
UPI
Wayne . Thornton
Alonzo Johnson
Chicago
Foggy's Liquors Wins League Title In Close Finish
Foggy's Liquors claimed the overall league crown with a 9044 4514 mark and edged Town and Country by 134 games after 136 possible. Beth Richardson led season series with 918, Vinnie Turner topped averages at 149, and Joan Chalfant won top improved bowler honors.
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Foggy’s Liquors
Town and Country
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Engleman
Myer
Texaco
Ukiah
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Palace Dress ‘Shop
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Shore, Ready and Engleman
Shore
Foggy’s
Beth Richardson
Joan ChaHant
Toni Davis
Myra Morrett
Vonna Hansen
Lee Keenan
Val
Joan Chalfant
Val Heath
Helen Briley
Vinnie Turner
Barbara Rawles
Palace
Myers
Bobbie Miller
Lois Smith
Louise Rooker
Connie Garzini
Wal ‘Heath
Sue Wallace
Bernice Moyer
Lillian ‘Anderson
Audrey Bortle
Esther Elmer
JoAnn Gandee
Betty Markus
Sandy Mayfield
Eunice Thornton
Soviet Runner Kudinsky Sets 3000 Meter Record
Victor Kudinsky of the Soviet Union set a new USSR record in the 3000-meter run with a time of 7 minutes 56 seconds. The mark was reported by Tass, the Soviet news agency, on Monday.
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UPI
Victor Kudinsky
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Tass
East German Yergen May sets 1000m world record
Berlin via UPI reports East German runner Yergen May established a 1000-meter world record with a 2 minute 16.2 second performance at Exfort, as reported by ADN.
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Berlin
UPI
Yergen May
East Germany
Exfort
ADN
Yankees Pitcher Stottlemyre Belts Inside Grand Slam
Yankee pitcher Mel Stottlemyre hit an inside the park grand slam against the Boston Red Sox, driving in four on the fifth inning bases-loaded line drive. The shot, 457 feet to left center, helped New York to a 6-3 win and his 10th victory of the season.
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International
Stbtteinyte
Whicse'pitth
Yankees
Anidhe
Bronx
Boston Red Sox
Spud Chandller
Don Larsen
Florida State End Draws Warm Praise
CHICAGO UPI College All-Star Coach Howard Cassady praised Florida State end for a nifty play and Fred Biletnikoff for balance and speed. Cassady, a Heisman winner, said Biletnikoff could play for any team in any league. He noted the receiver’s instinct to find open space and deliver a solid route as the squad prepares for the August 6 game with the Cleveland Browns at Soldier Field.
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UPI
Howard
Hopalong
Cassady
Florida State
Fred Biletnikoff
Biletnikoff
Cleveland Browns
Soldier Field
Koufax Delivers Walkoff Hit In Dodgers Win
Sandy Koufax earned his 17th victory with 11 straight wins, allowing three hits and striking out 10. He hit a ninth inning single to drive in Jim Lefebvre for an 8-2 Dodgers win over the Astros, boosting Los Angeles NL lead to 31 games. In other NL action, St Louis beat Philadelphia, Milwaukee topped the Mets, and San Francisco defeated Chicago as Bob Shaw pitched twice. Willie McCovey slugged his 20th homer for San Francisco.
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United Press International
Sandy Koufax
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodger
Koufax
Houston
Astros
Jim Lefebvre
Sandy
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Mets
San Francisco
Chicago
Bob Shaw
Cubs
Willie McCovey
First Heavy Raider Workout Set Today
SANTA ROSA The Oakland Raiders hold their first all out practice today with only one squad member in camp expected to miss some action. Defensive back Warren Powers who suffered an eye injury remains in a patch and is expected to sit out today s heaviest drills. Guard Bob Mishack meanwhile probably won t report to camp until the weekend so he can continue therapy for a knee operation last winter.
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Santa Rosa
UPS
Oakland Raiders
Warren Powers
Bob Mishack
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