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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
1
The coach outlines that training will focus on individual form while Dolphins strive to improve. Emphasis remains on water work, discipline, and steady progress toward a stronger, more polished team through persistent practice and pride in achievement.
Ukiah hosts the first main event of the season with Beavern and Deschamps among top finishers. Rich Pellegrini finished close behind in the crowded Ukiah field, while Bob Campbell and Ray Graziano posted strong showings at Lakeport. The tour continues Friday night at Ukiah and Saturday at Lakeport as drivers prep for a busy week.
President Irene Rea chaired the regular Wom en's Golf Club session reporting seven players attended last week's Northwood Golf Course Invitational. Low Gross went to Dede Finn, low net tied Irene Rea and Clifton Gailey. Buckingham Park Invitational saw Clifton Gailey first Vi Casteel second Vivi-Bones third. Monthly leaders included Barbara Supp low gross 43, Clara Means low net 25. Signups open for June and July Be at $1. Starting June 18 two half mixed foursomes every other Friday with pot-luck suppers after play. hostesses to be announced. Next week’s event is low net on even holes.
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United Press reports Bob Veale set an all time Pirates strikeout record with 16 as Pittsburgh blanked Milwaukee. A two hour plus game featured rain delays and an umpire reversal. Hank Aaron and Mack Jones homered for the Braves in a 4-2 Milwaukee win. Jose Cardena l stole home for the Angels in a 4-4-4 triumph over Boston.
The article notes A J Foyt considering retirement after the Speedway, while Jim Clark dominates the event, winning the biggest paycheck ever handed a driver and hinting at a potential return to defend his crown. The 1965 Speedway payout reached a record 628,399 with Clark and Lotus sharing 166,621. Clark will race in Mossport before homeward flight and lauds Colin Chapman for his record‑setting car design. Runner-up Parnelli Jones earned 64,661. Mario Andretti rookie of the year, 22,051. Al Miller 26,641. Gordon Johncock fifth 21,
Confused readable fragments indicate the founder of the Green Bay Packers died in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. Mentions Lambeau, Pack, coach role, and historical context but remaining text is garbled with names and phrases.
Dawn Fraser, the Olympic swimming champion, says she is expecting her first child in December. She and husband Gary Wares are undecided on gender and hope for a healthy baby, calling the news wonderful and exciting.
Durban South Africa UPI reports Bernard Gomersall won the annual marathon covering the open road between two cities in wet weather. He finished in 6 9 seconds and set a South African champion mark. Idelkie Me Ekler placed second in a time noted as 5156.19 despite rainy conditions.
A fragment states Cody claimed to have shot 4 280 buffaloes in twelve months. Britannica is cited as the source in the garbled text, but the reliability and context remain unclear.
United-Prosé International notes San Jose pitchers held Fresno to light hits as Hees won the opener 4-4 in a tight series start. Jorge Ribio hurled four strong innings to raise his record to 5-1. Santa Barbara edged Salinas 5-2 and Stockton toppled Bakersfield 6-4. Mick Mehas stole home for the decisive run at Salinas. RN Lanka pitched all nine for the Dodgers to earn the decision.
The San Francisco Giants, retooling after a lopsided loss to the Cardinals, start a 14 game road swing in Milwaukee with Bob Shaw pitching against former teammates. Ray Sadecki earned a win in St Louis, while Willie McCovey contributed a long homer and the Cards sealed a 4-1 victory in a tight game.
A fielder's choice produced a second run with McCovey making an unassisted out at first on a stow roller by Tim McCarver, illustrating a pivotal defensive moment in the frame.
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