Lakeport Ukiah baseball contenders eye Provo trip
Players including Tom Ramon Rich Wolney Wendell McCarn lead a strong lineup as Ukiah and Lakeport push toward a championship. Names listed include Bobby Lynch Tom Nos Wendell McCarn Mel DeAngels Joe Gulyash Dennis Gwin and Bruce Nelson.
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Ramon
Rich Wolney
Wendell McCarn
Provo
Rich Reizall
Bruce Nelson
Leland Senayre
Golf Pros Seek Swing Help From Masters
The article notes top golfers seek coaching from renowned teachers like Toney Penna to fix flaws in their swings. Burke, Drake, Argenta and Cue are mentioned as players who pursued lessons before major events, while pros share tips but withhold advice once players reach the top level.
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Toney Penna
Penna
Charley Cue
Johnny Goodman
Ira
Drake
Richmond
Ind
Babe Argetta
Syracuse
N.Y
PGA
Giants Fall to Phils as Dodgers Seize NL Lead
The Giants lost 3-1 to Philadelphia, dropping to second as the Dodgers moved into first in the pennant chase. Rigney urged hitting drills and hinted at McCovey call up while Mays slumped. Antonelli and Bouchee homered for the Phillies and Don Cardwell earned the win.
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Mike McCormick
Robin Roberts
McCormick
Philadelphia Crew
Johnny Antonelli
Ed Bouchee
Wally Post
Gene Freese
Antonelli
Orlando Cepeda
Don Cardwell
Sam Jones
Mays
Unheralded Ring Find Cops Win In Video Fight
In Cleveland, Solomon Boylaw 26 earned a unanimous 10 round decision over Flash Elorde 24 in a nationally televised bout at Cleveland Arena. Boylaw controlled the action with right hand leads while Elorde weighed in heavy at 134 pounds and fought off rhythm as the rounds wore on.
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Flash Elorde
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Elorde
Shaw Traded to Giants for Draft Picks
WINOOSKI PARK Vt The New York Giants acquire veteran quarterback George Shaw from Baltimore for the No 1 pick in 1960 and a 1959 draft choice Shaw left the Colts after pressing for more playing time The deal joins Charlie Conerly Don Meinrich and Frank Gifford a second line of quarterback candidates for the Giants while rookie Lee Grosscup joins College All Stars in Chicago ahead of joining the team in Hershey Pa August 15
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Colts
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Weeb Endbank
NFL
Charlie Conerly
Don Meinrich
Frank Gifford
Lee Grosscup
Chicago
Hershey
Red Cross Swim Classes Enter Third Session
Waterways report from recreation director Stan Stafford notes two weeks per session for beginners with two sessions completed and intermediate instruction underway. Life Saving courses will run day and night with enrollment still open. instructors include Diane Marine Jewel Burns Rudy Brunner Janice Musser and Shirley Nelson who leads adult night classes. Lake Mendocino patrols enforce boat registration with numbers visible on both sides. deputies warn against violations.
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Red Cross
Stan Stafford
Diane Marine
Jewel Burns
Rudy Brunner
Janice Musser
Shirley Nelson
Shirley
Coxs Warn Against Riding On Boat Bow
Gil and Phyllis Cox urge boaters to stay seated and avoid riding on the bow or overloading. They note the danger of a passenger perched on the motor amid rough water, risking loss of a leg or arm in the propeller.
Old-Time Baseball Star Clarke Dies at 90
William J. Clarke known as Boileryard and linked to the Orioles death at 90 in Princeton Hospital from complications after a hip fracture. He was part of the 1894 95 96 Orioles and retired in 1944 after a long Princeton coaching tenure. Clarke also played for the Boston Braves Washington Senators and New York Giants.
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Roger
Craig
Pirates
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Priceton
N.J
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Boileryard
Clarke
Baltimore Orioles
Princeton
Orioles
Princeton University
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Washington Senators
New York Giants
Baseball TV blackout plan eyed by anti trust panel
A UPI report says networks would be forced to end telecasts of major league games within 75 miles of minor league towns under a proposed anti trust exemption. Orioles manager Paul Richards testified on competing with richer teams and the impact of a minor league draft. Minor league club finances were also discussed with Earl Mann of the Atlanta Crackers and Frank Lawrence of Portsmouth, Va., tied to testimonies.
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Harold FE. Fellows
National Assn. of Broadcasters
Senate Anti-Trust and Monopoly Committee
Paul Richards
Baltimore Orioles
Richards
Earl Mann
Atlanta Crackers
Frank Lawrence
Portsmouth
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