All-Arabian Horse Show Lights Up Santa Rosa Weekend
The Fifth Annual All-Arabian Horse Show and First All-Arabian Pacific Coast Cutting Championship unfold Saturday and Sunday at Santa Rosa Fairgrounds. More than 243 Arabians expected, with 8 premium classes and over $1400 in prizes. Admission is $1 for adults on show days. kids under 12 free. Proceeds benefit the Santa Rosa YMCA fund.
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Santa Rosa
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Eleanor
Skull Mountain
Redwood Valley
Golden Gate Arabian Horse Association
Simpson
Golden Gate Arabian Group
Ymca Fund
YMCA
Chris Beck
Sue Simpson
Skull Mountain Ranch
al Rakim
Santa Rosa Fairgrounds
Erickson
Friday Night Stock Car Races Begin at Ukiah Fairgrounds
Preparations finish for Friday 8 p.m. opener of the Ukiah 12th District Fairgrounds NASCAR modified stock car series. Up to 25 top cars from Lakeport era expected, including Jim Daniels and Rocky Graziano. Tickets $1.75 adults, $1 students, 50c children. Heat races and eliminators lead to the main event.
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Lakeport
Jim Daniels
Redwood Valley
Rocky Graziano
12Th District Fairgrounds
Stanford Names 63 Co Captains Weaver Harris
The Stanford University football team elected Clark Weaver and Marv Harris as co captains for the 1963 season. Weaver is a quarterback from Phoenix Arizona and Harris is a center from Coos Bay Oregon.
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Floyd McCoy Outpoints Dave Russell In Curling Horse Meet
United Press International reports Floyd McCoy age 176 of New York outpointed Dave Russell 17242 of New York in the curling horse competition. The final afternoon card starts at 1 30 with an opening Scurry Arabian jumping event followed by purebred Arabian and English classes, several championships, and a final cutting horse go round with championship trophies to be awarded.
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United Press International
New York
UPI
Floyd McCoy
Dave Russell
Canadiens Trade Fans Lose Dynasty as Four Leave via Waivers
Montreal moves Jacques Plante Donnie Marshall Phil Goyette and Tom Johnson to New York Rangers and Boston Bruins respectively as the once mighty Canadiens shed stars. Lorne Worsley arrives in net along with Dave Balon Leon Rochefort Len Ronson while only four 1950s champions remain: Beliveau Provost Geoffrion and the Henries.
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Donnie Marshall
Phil Goyette
New York Rangers
Canadiens
Lorne (Gump) Worsley
Dave Balon
iLeon Rochefort
Len Ronson
Bruins
Canadien
Awvas
Tom Johnson
Blueshirts
Doug Harvey
Track unity urged to avert NCAA AAU feud
UPI reports Kenneth L. Tug Wilson president of the U S Olympic Committee and miler Jim Beatty join Gen Douglas MacArthur in warning that ongoing NCAA AAU hostilities could weaken the U S team before Moscow. Beatty urged factions to stop the feud to avoid Russia defeating the United States in track and field.
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UPI
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
U.S. Olympic Committee
Jim Beatty
Douglas MacArthur
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AAU
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MacArthur
U.S
Russia
Moscow
Chicago
Gen. MacArthur
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Beatty
Giants fall as Buhl shuts down Giants Cubs twin bill
In Chicago the Cubs defeat the San Francisco Giants 4-2 as Bob Buhl restricts the visitors while Billy O Dell is charged with the loss. Willie Mays provides the only notable Giants offense with a fourth inning single and Alou strikeout rescue ends. Dodgers rebound with Maury Wills key baserunning in a 2-1 win over Houston. Brewers rally to top Mets 3-2. Orioles beat Yankees 3-1. Indians over Tigers 6-4. Senators edge Red Sox 1-0. Twins topple Athletics 5-0. Angels edge White Sox 1-0.
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UPI
Billy O'Dell
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Giants
Chicago Cubs
Bob Buhl
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Los Angeles
Alvin Dark
Dark
Jacks Sanford
Fisher
Reds
Dick Ellsworth
Glen Hobbie
Ellsworth
Felipe Aiou
Jocko Conlan
Conland
Buhl
Alou
Larry Jackson
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Jackson
Juan Marichal
Willie Mays
Felipe Alou
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O'Dell
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Cub
Bill
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Duffalo
Maury Wills
Theos
Dodgers
Houston Colts
Wills
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New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
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Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Athletics
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago White Sox
Palmer Rested Ready to Play on Tour Return
Arnold Palmer, PGA player of the year 1962 with $81,448 earnings, says he feels great after a three week layoff to rest and reshape his game. He plans to play in the Thunderbird next week, flying from Latrobe, Pennsylvania, and notes his putting remains uncertain until in competition.
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UPI
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Latrobe
U S Amateur Stars Take British Beating at St Andrews
At St Andrews Scotland Downing Gray 24 from Pensacola Fla and White Sulphur Springs W Va were eliminated early in the British Amateur as the U S Walker Cup contingent shrank to 13 of 39. England’s Mike Burgess toppled Castleman 2 and 1 and Mike Bonallack progressed. Nine Americans fell on Monday and 16 on Tuesday leaving few U S survivors for the third round.
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Scotland
UPI
Downing Gray
Pensacola
Fla
Morrison Zuill
Gray
United States
William Castleman Jr
White Sulphur ‘Springs
W.va
Mike Burgess
England
Mike Bonallack
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