Pitchers and Hitter Rally in Chevron Saturday Action
The Chevron beat the Pony 9-3 as Ricky Knight struck out seven over seven innings. In the nightcap VFW defeated Gravel 20-0 with DeBernardi and Turner contributing strong hitting and pitching performances. Borgna of the Super Jets held VFW to two hits through six, then Turner echoed the duel with 13 strikeouts but costly errors doomed VFW. Crawford Lumber and Munell and Sherrill completed a 7-4 result as Ledford tripled and Hayes shut down Crawford in relief. League standings show Chevrons leading, followed by Anton's Super Jets, Munnell and Sherrill, VFW, Ford Gravel, and Crawford's Lumber.
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Chevron
Ricky Knight
Super Jets
Cathheriia
Aeround
Ford Gravel
DeBernardi
DeBer- Hardis
Wayne Hite
Doug Davinh
Don MacDoneld
Seco
Larry My
Deerndtdi Shad
Withers
Deerhirdt
Billy Zuver
Oiut- AR Ad
G “ Moon
Jack. Cohen
Tom ‘Richardson
Edie . Turney
Pope
Bill Thrasher
Don’ Klapperich
Leach
Davine
Médhell
Doh . Scaife
M&s
Yead
Pat
Finnegan
Bob Johnson
Médt*ll
Municipal Stadium
Gary Borgna
Eddie Turner
VFW
Borgna
Turner
Borgia
Jack Cohen
Pete DeBernardi
Doug Davina
Jim Tobin
Charlie
Tollini
Gary Smith
Don McGale
Jackie Pierce
Pierce
Crawford
Verl Hite
George Fowler
Crawford Lumber
Munnell
Sherrill
Randy Hayes
Swiftie
Hayes
George Weger
Ledford
Ken Davis
Bob Neilson
Jim Harris
Ron Hallman
Dennis Maxwell
Carl Stromberg
Mike Hill
Doug Lance
WLGB
Chevrons
Anton
Mounties Regain lead as Seals rally in nine
News item reports Mounties reclaim top position in the Pacific Coast league after a comeback win over Stars in extra innings. Sacramento defeated San Francisco in the eighth, aided by Dan Ferrarese pitching win and Daniels loss. Seals then exploded in the nightcap, with Keogh homering and Abernathy delivering a one-hit seventh. Other clubs split results as Beavers, Rainiers, and Angels see varied success.
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Jas
Hollystood
Sacramento
San Francisco
The
Seals
Jay's
Barries
Can
Ty Ie Theeters
Winhigeles
Ben Daniels
Sacramento Ca
Rill Abernathle
Lea Righetty
Marth Keogh
Angel
Barbara Cox and Mabel Albertson Win Golf Trophies
Barbara Cox and Mabel Albertson won the Ukiah store trophies for the nine hole tournament held in May with Cox first and Albertson as runner-up. Vivi Bones won the 18 hole play last week and Jan Pelatowski won the nine holes. The women’s 18 hole Richfield Tournament is underway. Two ball foursomes for men and women begin June 6 followed by a pot luck dinner.
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Ukiah Liquor and Sporting Goods Store
Barbara Cox
Mabel Albertson
Vivi Bones
Jan Pelatowski
Don Bowden Sets Four Minute Mile Record at Pacific AAU Meet
Don Bowden of UC San Jose broke four minutes in the mile with a 3 58.7 effort at the Pacific AAU meet, becoming the first native American to do so. He downplayed this, saying he is not ready for long mile races, and will focus on the 880 while aiming for AAU touring team selection. Bowden thanked fans and coach Brutus Hamilton as a crowd mobbed him after the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Erickson
Don Bowden
Stockton Pacific
Fie
Rendy Bowden
Fresno
Bowden
Smaler
Brutus Hamilton
Glenn Cunningham
Archie Williams
Grover Klemmer
AAU
Europe
Tom Courtney
Courtney
Arnie Sowell
Steve Harlan Returns to Run Family Sports Center
Steve Harlan, 21, eldest son of Mrs. Joe Harlan, is discharged from the US Air Force and will manage The Sports Center to help his mother after her husband’s death. He served two years, was at Portsmouth SAC base in personnel, and graduated Ukiah high in 1955.
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Steve Harlan
Joe Harlan
US Air Force
Young Harlan
Air Force
Portsmouth
N.H
SAC
Steve
Ukiah High
DeMolay
Unbeaten German in Boxing Bout Tonight
Stefan Redl the unbeaten German welterweight seeks his 13th straight win in a 10 round TV bout at St Nicholas Arena against Frank Ippolito. Redl, 14-0 with 11 knockouts, is favored 3-1 due to his power and Ippolito’s inactivity. Ippolito stands 18-4-1.
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New York
Stefan Redl
Passaic
N.J
United States Army
Red
Frank Ippolito
iDuMont
St. Nicholas Arena
Ippolito
Stefan
Hendricks to Tour Scandinavia After Sydney Swim
Australia’s Jon Hendricks, noted as one of the fastest swimmers, will leave Sydney by plane Tuesday to begin a tour of Scandinavian countries. He is part of a rapid international schedule following recent performances.
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Stockholm
Australia
Jon Hendricks
Sydney
Local Little League Ties Mark Opening Week
After one week Potter Valley and Talmage host eight and four games respectively as Ukiah Giorno Park and North Ukiah Little Leagues begin on new diamonds. South Ukiah Little League shows balanced records with Auto Dealers and Service Clubs each at one win two losses. Palace Chefs Ukiah Cleaners Box Tollini and Junior Chamber of Commerce head the Northern standings. Twelve games loom this week across Potter Valley Gi orno Park Ukiah and Talmage Mendocino State Hospital diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Valley
Talmage
Heck
Ukiah
PCL Seeks Major League Help If Giants Dodgers Move West
The Pacific Coast League plans to request major league aid to survive if the Giants and Dodgers relocate to San Francisco and Los Angeles. PCL President Leslie O'Connor drafted the appeal to Ford Frick Warren Giles and William Harridge after an emergency meeting. The proposal suggests replacing the two cities with two strong major league farm clubs from other minor leagues.
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Sacramento
Calif
Pacific Coast League
Giants
Dodgers
PCL
Leslie O’connor
Ford Frick
National League
Warren Giles
American League
William Harridge
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Walski to report to Idaho Falls after Tigers signing
Santa Barbara third baseman outfielder Pete Walski, 22, signed Sunday by the Detroit Tigers, is set to report today to Idaho Falls in the Pioneer League. A native of Winona Minnesota, Walski played for the University of California at Santa Barbara.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Pete Walski
University of California At Santa Barbara
Detroit Tigers
Idaho Falls
Walski
Winona
Minn
Berkeley Triumphs in State Track Meet With Relay and Record Breaks
Berkeley high, led by standout performances from Fred DeWitt and Cébrun Russ, won its first state high school track championship. The 88 yard relay surged to 1 37, Russ tied the stadium hurdle mark in trials and won the finals, Branson set a national prep shot put mark, and Don Bell posted a new state weight discus record.
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Berkeley Hign
California
Fred DeWitt
Cébrun Russ
Edwards Stadium Prep
James Johnson
Refer Johnson
Russ
Gi Fost Shatpit Asadena
Clark Branson
Mike McKeever
Mt. Carmel
Alameda
Don Bell
Mike Lewis
Lincoln
San Francisco
Lewis
Hollister
Griffin
Centennial
Glendale
L.H
Jesse Bradford
Shafter
Howard
San Bernardino
Berkeley
H.jd
Avant
Hart
L.A
Hayes
San Diego
Hendrix
Riverdale
Branson
Pasadena
Robinson
Bell
S.F
Fullmer Set for Comeback Bout With Jones Friday
Gene Fullmer favored at 85 to beat Ralph Tiger Jones in Chicago Stadium return bout televised nationally by NBC. Jones rose to fame with an upset over Sugar Ray Robinson in 1955 as Fullmer seeks first comeback win since losing the middleweight crown to Robinson.
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New York
Gene Fullmer
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Chicago
Sugar Ray Robinson
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Jones
Yonkers
N.Y
Gene
Tiger
Ray Robinson
Sugar Ray
NBC
Stefan Redl
Frank Ippolito
Redl
Eddie Borden
Phillies relied on rookie trio to fuel pennant bid
Phillies rookies Dick Farrell Jack Sanford and Don Cardwell dominated as Farrell earned his third win in a 5-3 victory over the Dodgers. The trio has helped lift Philadelphia from midpack toward a potential pennant, while the Redlegs and Braves won other NL games as AL action also unfolded.
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Fred Down
United Press
Dick Farrell
Jack Sanford
Don Cardwell
Philadelphia Phillies
National League
Jim Turner
Lou Fette
Boston Braves
Farrell
Brookline
Mass
Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Redlegs
Dodgers
Redlegs
Chicago’ Cubs
Bruins
Bob Rush
Don Elston
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
York Giants
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
A.L
Bob Miller
Sanford
Cardwell
Stan Lopata
Don Newcombe
Bob Thurman
George Crowe
Hershell Freeman
Elston
Rush
Bob Buhl
Ernie Johnson
Braves
Ronnie Kling
Bob Purkey
Pirates
Willie Mays
Purkey
Jack Harshman
White Sox
Kaline
Detroit
Walt Dropo
Ralph Terry
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Triston Howard
Yankees
Bill Wight
Terry
A’s
Ray Narleski
Bob Cerv
Mickey McDermott
Ted Williams
Red Sox
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Pacific Coast
Tommy Heath
Roy Hartsfield
Angels
Jim Baxes
Bert Hamrin
Frank Robinson
Bill Harrell
Dave Pope
Kedna
Vic Lombardi
Seattle
Bill Werle
Dick Fiedler
Portland
Hal Bevan
Beavers
Bob Barkowski
Bob Anderson
Rainiers
Cloverdale Farm Bureau
Ene Sheep Dog Association
Golden State Hotel
Powell At Ellis
Mendocino County
Tommy McCormac
Sport Center
Little
Wee
Stockton
Preston Griffin
Stills
Doug Smith
Taft
Paul K. Johnston
D.C
Allerton
E. Clay St
le Roi Compressors
Willys
Plymouth
CY North Catt
Barto HO
North State Street
Heoter
Ford
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