Mayor Leonard Nix to pitch opening Little Pony season
Ukiah area opener kicks off 1954 Little and Pony leagues at Giorno park with a 6:30 p.m. first pitch. Service Clubs face Anton Jets in the Little League and Chevrons meet Anton Super Jets in the Pony League as 18 and 15 game seasons are slated respectively.
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Leonard Nix
Ukial
Little League
Giorno Park
Service Clubs
Anton Jets
Chevrons
Anton Super Jets
Don Stanwood
Stanwood
Palace Chefs
Jets
Super Jets
Ukiah Giants
V.F.W
Vukovich wins second 500 mile Indy race in row
Auto racing star Bill Vukovich, Fresno native, captured the Indy 500 for the second straight year, earning about 90 000 from a 250 000 jackpot. He started 19th, led 91 laps, finished amid a sunlit, 89 degree day, with 18 of 33 cars running at the end.
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Indianapolis
Ind
NEA
Auto Racing
Bill Vukovich
Fresno
Calif
Wild Bill
Troy Ruttman
Vukovich
Wilbur Shaw
Mauri Rose
Jimmy Bryan
Jack McGrath
Jimmy Dagwall
Sam Hanks
Art Cross
Elory
McGrath
Bryan
Mercury
Perez Outpoints Mars In New York Fight Card
UNITED PRESS reports at St Nicholas Arena Lulu Perez of Brooklyn outpoints Mickey Mars of Cleveland over ten rounds. In Brooklyn at Eastern Parkway Jackie LabBua from Fast Meadow N Y outpoints Jacques Royer De Crecy of Chateau Thierry France over ten rounds.
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New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Lulu Perez
Brooklyn
Mickey Mars
Cleveland
Ohio
N.Y
Eastern Parkway
Jackie LabBua
Fast Meadow
Jacques Royer - de - Crecy
Chateau Thierry
France
Boston Sweeps Doubleheader From Athletics 2010 9-0 in Slugfest
Boston Babes swept a doubleheader against the Athletics 9-0 and 9-0 as Frank Bolling hit two homers and Ted Williams added a three run shot in the opener. Lou Boudreau had predicted a push toward the first division, and Bill Henry earned the second win with strong seven hit pitching. Indians, Yankees, and Dodgers also won or split games, shaping the early pennant race with notable homers by Minnie Minoso, Jim Wegan, Gil Hodges, and Ruben Gomez.
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United Press
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Boston
Baby Sox
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Athletics
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Frank Bolling
Ted Williams
Indians
Harry Agganis
Carge
Piersall
Chicago
White Sox
Minnie Minuse
Bob Keegan
Ferris Fain
Bobby Avila
Cleveland
Jim Wegan
Yanks
Yankees
Washington
Johnny Schmitz
Detroit
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Phils
Gil Hodges
Giants
Pittsburgh
Ruben Comez
Cubs
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Reds
Ukiah Elks split weekend with San Francisco Police
Ukiah Elks split a weekend series with the San Francisco Police, winning 9–8 on Saturday and losing 4–0 on Sunday. Winning pitcher Saturday was Charlie Perkins, with Lorne Baldwin relieving. Sunday’s winner was Frank Martinez for the Police, with Otto Severi taking the loss. Notable Elk hits included Bob Valentini, John Madding, Dick Paladini, Jim Lavaletta, Harry Bartolomei, and others, while the Police benefited from errors and key hits by Cavalli, Sarrante, and Bates.
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Ukiah Inks
San Franccisco Police
Charlie Perkins
Ukiah High School Wildcats
Perkins
Lorne Baldwin
George Effisimo
Effisimo
Frank Martinez
Otto Severi
Elks
Bob Valentini
John Matding
John Myers
Jind Lucchesi
Harry Bartolomei
Dick Paladini
Jim Lavaletta
Ted Layton
Mlk
Myers
Harry Bartolomed
Valentini
Herb Morey
Pete Maloney
Morey
Charlie Bates
Floyd Rovera
John Cavalli
Tom Ryan
Tank Pengel
Bates
Cavalli
Fd Sarrante
Nik
Valantini
Charlie Myers
Uriih
The
Rovera
Sever
Dodgers Option Black to Montreal Farm Team
Dodgers announce Joe Black veteran reliever and Charley Thompson reserve catcher are optioned to the Montreal farm club of the International League in a bid to rediscover winning form.
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Philadelphia
Joe Black
Dodgers
Charley Thompson
Montreal
Solons and Seals Shine as Pacific Coast League Action Heats Up
In San Francisco, Sacramento Solons beat Hollywood Stars 1-0 as Emil Patrick allowed two singles in a two hit shutout, Marino Pieretti earned a 3-2 win in the nightcap. San Francisco Seals crushed Portland 7-0 and 16-1 to climb to second place behind a Padres win over Oakland and Seattle topped Los Angeles 3-1.
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San ‘Francisco
Sacramento Solons
Stars
Emil Patrick
Marino Pieretti
Hollywood
Patrick
Pieretti
San Francisco
Super Seals
Portland
San Diego
Padres
Oakland
Seals
Acorns
Seattle
Los Angeles
Nippy Jones
Tommy Glaviano
Bob Hall
Jacl Phillips
San Francisco Seals
Elmer Singleton
Tony Ponce
Ponce
Bob Dipietro
Reno Cheso
Oakland Oaks
Allen Gettel
Bob Kerrigan
Walt Pocekay
Buddy Peterson
Bill Evans
Jacques Monette
Rainiers
Bill Moisan
Angels
Protecting window panes with soap and water paste
Coating each pane with a thick soap and water paste protects frames during painting. The paste helps paint splatters wash off easily and reduces mess.
Ukiah Daily Journal masthead and publication details
Ukiah Daily Journal lists B A Cober as publisher A H E Keane as managing editor W M Ivey as city editor. It notes publication daily except Saturday and Sunday and holidays at 16 East Standley Street Ukiah Mendocino County California with second class matter status from April 23 1929 under Court Decree No 9267. Subscription rates are nine dollars a year five dollars for six months and one dollar per month with a per copy price and a local telephone number Homestead 2299t.
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B. A. Cober
A. HE Keane
W. M. Ivey
E. Standley St
Ukiah
Mendocino Co
California
Te Telephone
Big School Stars Beat Small Schools All-Star Nine
Northwestern league all stars from four large schools dominated small school reps 10 to 0 in a no hit no run affair. Fort Bragg's Bob Bartulini Ukiah's Charlie Perkins and Gary Modrell combined for 21 strikeouts with seven each. Myers and Wilbur led the offense with multiple hits including two doubles by Wilbur and two singles plus RBI by Myers.
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Fort Bragg
Bob Bartulini
Ukiah Wildcats
Charlie Perkins
Gary Modrell
Perkins
Modrell
Jim Newbert
Upper Lake
Fred Vincent
Laytonville
Bob Matheson
Anderson Valley
Ukiah
Charlie Myers
Bill Wilbur
Wilbur
Myers
Bob Brumm
Clear Lake
Lakeport
Brumm
Righ
Jim Moreno
Willits
Bartalini
Burt Hablutzel
Newbert
Vincent
Don Lucchesi
Ray Lotten
al Farrell
Lower Lake
Meyers
Ron Shipley
Hwablutzel
Rob Pettit
Lucchesi
Shipley
Don Simmons
Hopland
Rick Berry
Middletown
Rob Welch
Potter Valle
Jim Wright
Kelseyville
al Locke
Mendocino
Mt al Farrell
Ted Wilson
Covelo
Dan Torrence
Legcett Valley
Mel Crawford
Bob Crittenden
Bob Pettit
Jim
Euae
Bob Stone
Bob Whbur
Ralph Carver
Standings and results in leagues and cities
National League standings show Hollywood leading with 35 wins, 22 losses and games back none. San Francisco 30 28 sits while Oakland 30 29 trails closely. Pacific Coast League results list San Francisco, Portland, Hollywood, Seattle, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego, Oakland with varying records and day results. Monday games included San Francisco 7 16 Portland 0 1 and Sacramento 1 3 Hollywood 0 2, San Diego 6 2 Oakland 4 1, Seattle 3 Los Angeles 1 rain delayed, San Francisco 2 Portland 0, Sacramento 2 Hollywood 0, San Diego 2 Oakland 0, Seattle 1 Los Angeles 0.
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Hollywood
San Francisco
Oakland
San Diego
Sacramento
Seattle
Los Angeles
Portland
Weekend Sports Schedule for Local Youth Leagues
Today's calendar features women's golf. Wednesday opens Little and Pony leagues at Giorno park. Thursday hosts Men’s Twilight Golf at 5 p.m. Friday shows Little League baseball at 6:30 p.m. Saturday includes Pony League baseball at 2 p.m. and Elks vs Gilmore Chevrolet at Anton stadium 8:15 p.m. Sunday has Elks vs Gilmore Chevrolet at Talmage field 1:30 p.m. Monday repeats Little and Pony League baseball at Giorno park 6:30 p.m.
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Little League
Giorno Park
Pony League
Little League Field
Elks
Gilmore Chevrolet
Anton Stadium
Talmage Field
Little and Pony League
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