Pony and Colt League Baseball Open in Ukiah Warmed by Local Talent
Ukiah prepares for Colt League opening featuring four teams including two from Lakeport and last year’s Pony All-Star champions from Willits, with players advancing from Pony to Colt amid lessons of resilience. Notable teens Mel Cooper Alan Estes Danny Nabors Jimmy Slack Tim Walsh among those transitioning, as coaches stress sportsmanship and personal growth through baseball. Local vendors and community figures provide support as rosters from Ukiah Pleasant View Dairy and Lake County Colts showcase rising talent in 16 and 17 year olds looking toward semipro college or pro paths.
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Lakejort
Richmond
Ada
Willits
Ukiah
Mel Cooper
Alan Estes
Danny Nabors
Jimmy Slack
Tim Walsh
Et al
Pony
Colt
Malonite
Mike Porro
Jim Slack
Sam’ Wilsey
Tim ‘Geog Hagen
Steve ‘Short
Tom Lavero
Bob’ Willams
Jeff Simpson
Steve Dulaney
Clint Wilson
Steve’ Wilson
Emilio Sway
Eric Cake
Ukiah Sporting. Goods
John Yeast
Larry’ Treppol
Pat Cape
Tim Bechtel
Merlin McMuin
Melvin’ Wharton
Frisbie Martinez
Alan“Estes
Don Ta= kao
Joe Wright
Bill Fielder
Eddie “Lockhart
Nick “Duzdevich
Bruce’ Roby
Mike McNeill
Pleasant View Dairy
David Lucchesi
Ray
Guidi
Jerry: Baughn
Don’ ‘Parducci
Jan
Williams
Steve Hopper
Jimmy: Butler
Mel’ Cooper
Bob Jackson
Arold Brightwell
Steve Giannecchini
Charles Newman
Randy Farmer
Rick Ryan
Darrell Linderman
Lake
County
Fred Figg
Russ Cramer
Mike Thompson
Bob Palmer
Steve Ahanos
Rick Stone
Dave Shultz
Fred Delgado
Bob John
Bob Butler
Don Davidson
Dan Féarnow
Alan’ Sheldon
Bob Johnson
Norman Johnson
Softball Play To Start Here Next Tuesday
softball play in 1964 Ukiah Men’s Softball League begins June 6 at 7 p m at Municipal Softball Field Glora Park five teams including Masonite Mendocino State Hospital Church of Latter Day Saints Independents and El n Lou’s Roost will compete under twice weekly schedule two games per Tuesday and Thursday games at 7 and 9 p m entry fee 40 per team due Monday contact Dave Strong recreation director for details and entry submission
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Ukiah
Glora Park
Director of Recreation and Parks
Masonite
Mendocino State Hospital
Church of Latter-Day Saints
Independents
el 'N Lou’s Roost
Roberts Gripes Signal Recovery After Burns
Glenn Roberts the 33 year old Daytona Beach veteran and fireball racer showed signs of improving after severe burns. A spokesman at Charlotte Memorial Hospital said he is cooperative and able to gripe about his discomfort as he recovers.
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Charlotte
N.C
UPI
Glenn
Roberts
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Daytona Beach, Fla
League Leaders in Baseball Stats Display Facts
National League leaders include Mays and Aaron with 48 RBIs and 40 wins by Marichal and Gibson. American League leaders show Wagner with 40 RBIs and Killebrew with 32 home runs, while pitching leaders include Marichal 8 1 and Gibson 5 1.
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Mays
Giants
Boyer
Cards
Torre
Braves
Howard
Dodgers
Williams
Cubs
Wagner
Indians
Stuart
Red Sox
Cash
Tigers
Colavito
Athletics
Killebrew
Twins
Marichal
Farrell
Colts
Bruce
Gibson
Lemaster
Gibbon
Pirates
Bunker
Orioles
Hall
Hamilton
Yanks
Kralick
Ford
United ‘Press
International National League
G. AB
Chi
Clinnte
Pitts
Mil
St.l
Stargell
White
Hou
Chistohr
NY Cardenas
Cin
Freese
Oliva
Minn
Hinton
Wash
Fregosi
Freehan
Det
Mantle
Bressoud
Bos
Whitfield
Cler
Cle
Allen
Phils
Allison
USAC to discuss fuel fuels at Indy meeting next week
Indianapolis based USAC officials prepare for a contentious session amid a gasoline versus alcohol fuel controversy sparked by a fatal multi car crash. Eddie Sachs and Dave MacDonald perished as rear engine cars fueled by gasoline or high octane blends were involved. The committee will also review weight limits while seeking more information.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
U.S Auto’ Club
Speedway
Stewart Harlan” Fenger
Eddie Sachs
Detroit
Dave MacDonald
el Monte
Calif
A. J. Foyt
Rodger Ward
Fenger
Henry Banks
USAC
Banks
Usac Rules Committee
AAWU plots TV basketball and round robin schedule
The Athletic Association of Western Universities plans nine Saturday televised basketball games next season and a home and home schedule for all eight member schools. A decision on closed circuit football TV is pending approval, with sites tentatively set for future conference championships.
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Ference Council
Athletic Association of Western Universities
Tom Hamilton
Washington State
Oregon State
Stanford
Washington
Oregon
UCLA
Yankees slump overwhelms league buzz on rest of league
Yogi Berra remains untroubled by a Yankees decline as Minnesota tops New York 2-1, dropping them to fifth in a rough stretch of four losses in five games. Elston Howard’s late input can’t save Ralph Terry who took his fourth loss. Tony Oliva boosts batting title push as Orioles beat Kansas City and Red Sox rally past Angels. Wet grounds delay Pirates at Dodgers.
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Yogi
Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Dick’ Stigman
Twins
Elston
Howard
Hal Cause
Ralph Terry
Tony Oliva
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Wally
Bunker
Orioles
Dick Hall
Hall
Stuart
Red Sox
Angels
Stu
Barty
Laman
M S Pony Team Tops Rotary In First Anton Stadium Game
Capitalizing on six walks nine errors by opponents and six hits two by Dennis Toth the Munnell and Sherrill Pony team defeated Rotary 10-4 after trailing 2-0 Ford Gravel beaten the Chevrons 4-2 on two fourth inning runs off walks to Bobby Hildebrand and Dink Logan plus two singles by Dennis DeAngelis and Kevin Manning VFW routed Anton 8-0 in an unreported game as Anton Stadium hosted its first night game of the season.
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Dennis Toth
Munnell and Sherrill
M&s
Rotary
Anton Stadium
Ford Gravel
Chevrons
Bobby Hildebrand
Dink Logan
Dennis DeAngelis
Kevin Manning
Ed Walsh
Norm Schmitz
Chuck Pacini
Pete Simoncini
Ford
Logan
DeAngelis
VFW
Anton's
Toth
Chris Savage
Bunky Ganter
Bob Gorton
John Ready
Doug Wilsey
Dennis de Angelis
Norm Johnson
Danny Morse
Martin Ancellotti
Rick McGehee
Marty Wattenburger
Andy Jackson
Anton
Art Tilotson
Vern Lockhart
Paul Schmitz
Schmitz
Leonard Lee
Lee
RBI
Jeff Rea
Rod Wright
Dick Ray
Colt League
Sam Baugh Named New Houston Oilers Coach
UPI reports Houston Oilers owner K S Adams fired head coach Frank Ivy and appointed Sam Baugh, previously Ivy’s assistant, as the new coach to restore a stable climate. Carroll Martin shifts to general manager as Ivy had held both roles. The move marks the fourth Oilers coaching change since 1960.
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Houston
UPI
Houston Oilers
K.S
Bua
Oiler
Carroll Martin
Ivy
Adams
California sets 1964 hunting rules and dove plan
California Fish and Game Commission approves 1964 seasons and limits. Pheasants run Nov 21 to Dec 6, quail Oct 41 to Jan 3, sage grouse Sept 6 in several counties, and deer seasons split with early Aug 8 to Sept 20 plus late Sept 19 to Nov 8. Mule deer management remains unresolved due to state law changes.
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Sacramento
CNS
California Fish and Game Commission
Commission
California
Tehachapi Mountains
Department of Fish and Game
William P. Elser
San Diego
Elser
Lassen
Modoc
Shasta
Siskiyou
Pauline L
Imperial
Riverside
Bay
Tom Richards, Jr
Mono
Inyo
Northwest
Compton Mile Preview Sparks Miler Rivalry
America's top miler Cy Rol Burleson faces New Zealand's Peter Snell in a looming Olympic 1500m test, as Tom O'Hara of Loyola Chicago notes Burleson's late surge in a recent mile. O'Hara, training on Chicago rails, predicts a sub four mile at Compton. Writers favor Burleson in Friday's meet amid smog concerns in LA.
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Los
Angeles
Cyrol Burleson
America
New Zealand
Peter Snell
Tom O’ Hara
O'Hara
Burleson
Compton
Modesto
Southern California
Loyola of Chicago
Chicago
Bill Baillie
Los Angeles
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Dave Strong
Bhink Baily Journal
Merc
Ukrich
Business Guide
Arid
State
Wabash
Ticansed
Dial
North State Sy
Jan Williams
Nabors
Indy
AAWU
Seattle
UPS
Rest
League
Milton Richman
Yuri Berra
Journal Wantads Pam
Sam Baugh
Tahoe City
Tahoe
Beautiful
Lake Tahoe
Tahoe Tavern
Bee & Se
Galifs
Les Angeles
Chintien Science’ Monitor
Norwey Street
Mest
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