Ukiah to Host Friday Night Stock Car Racing
NASCAR sanctioned Friday night stock car racing begins at the 12th District Fairgrounds with a quarter mile dirt track. 23 to 30 cars expected, featuring time trials, trophy dashes, qualifiers, and main events. Weekend shows join Lakeport programs, with admission 1.75 for adults, 1 for ages 13 to 16, and 50 cents under 12. drivers from multiple NorCal towns expected to compete.
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Ukiah Aiuto’ Racine
Nome-Town
Ukiah
Lakeport
National Association For Stock Car Auto Racing
Nascar) Inc
12Th District Fairgrounds
Avera Ifn
Kelseyville
Clearlake Highlarnds
Upper
Lake
San Rafael
Santa Rosa
Nice
Napa
Upper Lake
Clearlake Oaks
Ukiah S
Redwood Valley
Barkheimer
Driver Sets Mark and Finishes at Charlotte Race
Fred Lorenzen nursed a fading Ford to win the World 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. He ran 132.417 mph overall, secured $26,250, and moved season earnings above $75,000. Junior Johnson, hit by a tire failure, finished second after leading most of the race. Rex White, Joe Weatherly, David Pearson, Nelson Stacy, and Marvin Panch filled the top seven spots amid 60,000 spectators.
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Charlotte
N.C
UPI
Fred Lorenzen
Ford
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Johnson
Loreazen
Joe Weatherly
Norfolk, Va
David Pearson
Spartanburg
S.C
Nelson Stacy
Marvin Panch
Daytona Beach
League Leaders National and American Leagues baseball stats
National League leaders include Aaron Braves with 16 and Alou Giants with 12 in runs. Bailey, Giants, 11. Mays Giants 10. American League features Wagner Angels 13, Allison Twins 13, Man tle Yanks 13, Battey Twins 10, Stuart Red Sox 10. In RBIs F Alou Giants 39, Aaron Braves 38, Cepeda Giants 38, White Cards 37, Allison Twins 35, Nicholson White Sox 34, Stuart Red Sox 34, Ealing Tigers 33, Robinson White Sox 33. National League pitchers show O Dell Giants 8-0, Perranoski Dodgers 6-1, Simmons Cards 6-1, McBean Pirates 5-1, Woodeshick Colts 4-1. American League pitchers Stock Orioles 5-0, Fischer Athletics 7-1, Bouton Yanks 7-1, Pappas Orioles 4-1, Rakow Athletics 6-2.
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Aaron
Braves
F. Alou
Giants
Bailey
Howard
Dodgers
Cepeda
Mays
Wagner
Angels
Allison
Twins
Mantla
Yanks
Battey
Stuart
Red Sox
H. Aaron
Boyer
Cards
White
Tivins
Nicholson
White Sox
Ealing
Tigers
Robinson
Odell
Perranoski
Simmons
McBean
Pirates
Woodeshick
Colts
Stock
Orioles
Fischer
Athletics
Bouton
Pappas
Rakow
Early Silent Film Program At Rod-Gun Club Tonight
Charles Burkhart hosts a silent film night at the Ukiah Rod and Gun Club meeting at 8 in the Ukiah Grange Hall. The program includes a color sound film on trout planting and a vintage reel titled Silents Please from early 1900s to WWI. A short business meeting and refreshments follow.
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Charles Burkhart
Ukiah Rod and Gun Club
Ukiah Grange Hall
Department of Fish and Game
Burkhart
Bob Carley
Philbrick Wins Bareback Bronco at Willits Rodeo
Ukiah's Jerry Philbrick captured first in bareback bronc at the 15th Annual Willits Horsemen's Association Amateur rodeo with 176 points and near 125 dollars in prize. Charlié Rodríguez and Lonnie Taylor also earned top finishes across calf roping team roping and barrel events as stock from Louie Garbacci and Charles Smith challenged riders. Community sponsors added prize support and feed to the Willits event as the crowd enjoyed fast times and strong stock.
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Ukiai
Jerry ‘Philbrick
Mendocino
Louie Gardacci
Charles Smith
Willits Horsemen's Association
Philbrick
Ukiah
Jerry Philbrick
Louie Garbacci
Charlié’ Rodriguez
Jim’ Palm
Saiddlesmith
Silversmith
Taylor
Lonnie Taylor
Rodriguéz
Doug Moore
Bonnie Reasoner
Sonia Riley
Billie Stanley
Vi ‘Minton
Tin Youd
Willits
David _ Frost
Ken Bullin
Bop Griffith
Bill Grines
Mike and
Marie Dosiano
Fe M Bar. Dranch
Longvale
Willits Horsemen
Star Feed and Garden
Pastrano May Give European Challengers Title Chance
In Las Vegas Hap py Willie Pastrano, 27, says a first defense of his newly won heavyweight crown in Europe within 90 days is likely. Three European contenders named by Pastrano include Chick Calderwood of Scotland Lannart Risberg of Sweden and Giulio Rinaldi of Italy.
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Jack Cuddy
Las
Vegas
Nev
UPI
Happy Willie
Pastrano
Europe
Willie
Harold Johnson
Las Vegas Convention Center
Chick Calderwood
Scotland
Glasgow
Lannart Risberg
Sweden
Stockholm
Giulio Rinaldi
Italy
United States
Angelo Dundee
Dundee
New York
Luis Rodriguez
Emile Griffith
Dundes
Johnson
Mauro Mina
Peru
Henry Hank
Detroit
Las Vegas
Convention Center
California Motor Speedway Planned as Indiana Duplicate
Sam Hanks, director of racing at Indianapolis Speedway, announced a $17 million California Motor Speedway to be built east of Ontario near the San Bernardino Freeway. The project aims for spring 1964 construction start and completion in time for the first California 500 in fall 1965, replicating the Indiana track.
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Hanks
Indianapolis Speedway
California Motor Speedway
Indiana
Ontario
San Bernardito Freeway
Mays Streak Powers Giants Past Cardinals 6 4
Willie Mays homered three times to salvage a split with the St. Louis Cardinals as the Giants widened their lead in the NL race. Mays, 32, extended his hitting streak with three long drives at Busch Stadium, boosting his average to .254.
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Giants
Willie
St. Louis Cardinals
Mays
Harvey Kuenn
St. Louis
Busch Stadium
Cardinals
Wright Breaks Record in Babe Zaharias Open Victory
Mickey Wright fired a final round 69 to win the Babe Zaharias Women's Open at Beaumont CC, totaling 209 to tie her own streak of four straight tourney victories and earn 1250. Clifford Ann Creed finished second at 214, while Judy Kimball rallied to third with 71 to finish one back. Wright heads to Chattanooga and then Lisbon for a televised date with Brigitte Vavansot.
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Mickey Wright
Chattanooga
Tenn
Skein
Dallas
Lisbon
Portugal
Brigitte Vavansot
Miss Wright
Beaumont Country Club
Clifford Ann Creed
Alewadria
Miss Creed
Judy Kim
Standings and results from major leagues and divisions
National and American league standings show New York leading the American standings with 26 wins and 17 losses and Baltimore at 30 20 Chicago 29 20 Kansas City 25 21 Minnesota 24 23 Boston and Los Angeles at 23–22 and 24–27 Detroit Cleveland Washington and other clubs listed with varying records. Saturday and Sunday results include New York Cleveland Minnesota Chicago Boston Washington Kansas City Los Angeles Baltimore games and notable blowouts. In the National League San Francisco St Louis Los Angeles Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Milwaukee Houston New York Pittsburgh and San Francisco Chicago and others posted Saturday and Sunday results with several shutouts and high scoring games.
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Giants
Cardinals
St. Louis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mrs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Braves
Philadelphia
Chicago
Phils
Cubs
New York
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Houston
Pitts
Inns
St. ‘Louis
Edison High Shoots To Team Victory In Local Meet
Edison High stars dominated the meet scoring 15 points led by 10 yard dash winner and pole vault record chase. Carl Davis tied the state mark in the 120 high hurdles while Tom Smith and Stan McDonald earned top and high placements for Lemoore and Edison. Other victors included Arcadia mile Tracy Smith, Berkeley broad jump Jerry Williams, Fremont Bruce Wilhelm shot put, Santa Ana Valley Ed Caruthers high jump, and San Diego 880 relay in 126.3.
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San Diego
Ore
Fosdick
Andrew
San’ Jose
Avas
Eric ‘Bele
Costa Mésa
Mann
Edison
Muir
Pasadena
Lemoore
John
House of Muir
Carl Davis
Compton
Tom ‘Smith
Stan (McDonald
Tracy Smith
Arcadia
Jerry Williams
Berkeley
Bruce” Wilhelm
Fremont ‘High
Sunnyvale
Ed Caruthers
Santa Ana Valley
Young Don Rones Ties Ukiah Golf Course Record
Young Don Rones equaled the Ukiah Municipal Golf Course record yesterday with a 66. He shot four under par, an eagle on the 285 yard seventh, and added four birdies along the back nine to finish six under for 18 holes. His high school teammate Gary Shimmin carded 72.
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Don Rones
Ukiah Municipal
Frank Weatherford
Ukiah
Rones
Bones
Gary Shimmin
Shimmin
Par Busters Like Indianapolis Links
Five veteran pros vie for the final round of the $55,000 festival golf tourney in Indianapolis. Don Finstrnwald and Julius Bovos lead with 13 under after 54 holes, one stroke back at 201 as Jim Ferrier set a course record 61. Fred Hawkins and Ted Aaron chase at 202, while Bob Duden and Tony Lema sit at 203 after last week’s Memphis playoff win.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Speedway
Flat Acres
Bil Casper
Don Finstrnwald
Tequesta
Fla
Julius ‘Bovos
Mid Pines
ONC
Ted
Jim Ferrier
Burbank
Calif
Tommy
Aaron
Gainesville
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Jeader
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Memphis
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KA Daily Journal
California
Junior Johnson
Lorenzen
Rex White
United Press International National League
G. Abr
Pha
Great
H.aaron
Mil
T.davis
Gonzalez
Warwick
Hou
Clemente
Malzone
Bos
Causey
Chi
Kaline
Det
Fox
Charles
Schilling
Pepitone
Ring
Pat Oliveri
Alfred Klein
World Boxing Council
Jimmy Olivas
John Romero
Harry Krause
Romero
Sam
Weeks Drilling CO
DIAL
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Dodger
Thei
Tracewski
Don ‘Zimmer
Mets
Bill
Virdon
Jerry Lynch
Rod
Kanehl
Jim Hickman
Elroy
Face
Hal Woodeshick
Ron Piche
Cal McLish
Cal Koonce
Barney Schultz
Art Mahaffey
Toyota
Honda
Riva Motor Sales
United Press ‘International
Eversole
Henry Streets
Het
Young Don Rones
St. ‘Ukiah
Empire Janitorial Service
Bill Blair
Winsto Spring CR
Redding
Old Shasta
Rock Creek
Koehring
McCaffrey
Plymouth
Moran
G.P
REX
Legael
SCN le
DRAKE
Ace
Rock Creek Road
Eimeo Muckers
I/R
Air
Tulsa
Sullivan
Worthington
T&c
Ectric
Ffice & Engineering
Armite
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