Chevrons and Borgna Win PONY League Showdowns
The Chevrons defeated Crawford Mill 16 to 1 behind Jerry McCarin who struck out 15 in his first game of the season. Gary Borgna pitched a one hitter against Munnell and Sherrill, winning 10 to 2 with 14 M&S batters fanned. Lance doubled for M&S, scoring in the seventh. Wildberger led Anton's with three hits and three runs.
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Solons edge Padres in 10th to dent Padres pennant bid
Sacramento Solons beat San Diego 5-4 in 10 innings as A Heist drove in the winning run with bases loaded. Milo Candini earned the win in relief, while Dolan Nichols took the loss after a ninth inning Padres rally.
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United Press
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Ukiah High Honors Three Seniors With Fred Figone Award
Three Ukiah High School seniors Lynn Mantooth Bob Myers and Charlie Nickerson received the Fred Figone Memorial award for athletic leadership hustle and sportsmanship. Coach Bill Tully presented the honor citing team effort and community tradition in high school baseball.
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Ukiah High School
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Lynn Mantooth
Bob Myers
Charlie Nickerson
Bill Tully
Mantooth
Myers
Nickerson
Charlie Myers
University of San Francisco
AMA Orders Check on Use Of Stimulants
The American Medical Assn ordered an investigation into the use of stimulants by athletes amid reports of indiscriminate dosing among competitors and schoolchildren. Dr. Herbert Berger cited a surge in four minute miles as evidence, urging action against amphetamine and related drugs used by non medical persons.
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Crepello Wins English Derby as Ballymoss Fades to Second
Crepello, trained by Vincent O'Brien and owned by Victor Sassoon, won the 178th English Derby at Epsom in 2 minutes 3.5 seconds, earning 18 670 pounds for Sassoon. Ballymoss, American-owned and ridden by John McShain's entrant, finished second after leading late, with Tempest Royaumont and Bois de Meil also among American-owned horses in the 22-horse field.
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Tempest
Maine Chance Farm
Arden Graham
Royaumont
George L. Ohlstrom
the Plains
Bois de Meil
New York
Phillip King
Pay as You Go Plan Offered to Giants and Dodgers
New York television operator Max Kantor disclosed a 5 million dollar yearly pay as you see offer to the Giants and Dodgers if they remain in New York. Kantor said he telegrammed team presidents and made the proposal public after no acknowledgment. He also noted rival 2 million per club offers from Skiatron Corp and expressed interest in including the New York Yankees.
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Skiatron Corp
New York Yankees
Athletic Coaches Denounce Amphetamine Use Claims
Berger claimed amphetamine trade includes Benzedrine Phendrine Allodene Isomyn and Dexedrine and that manufacturers churn out six billion pills annually. Leading coaches dismissed the charges as ridiculous and said athletes did not use stimulants before events.
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Berger
Turner Edges Bahama In Upset Split Decision
Gil Turner an Philadelphia fighter defeated Rimini's Yama Bahama in a 10 round bout at the Miami Beach Auditorium. Turner was rushed to Mt Sinai Hospital with a head injury but doctors reported it not serious with swelling subsiding by midnight.
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Rimini
Yama Bahama
Turner
Mt. Sitai
George Katz
Madison Square Garden
Mel DeAngelis Shuts Down Service Clubs in Little League Tilt
Brownie's Market beat the Service Clubs 11-3 to tie the South Little League after Mel DeAngelis pitched a no hitter and earned support from errorless defense and four hits. The loss came after DeAngelis allowed seven runs in a prior meeting, illustrating the unpredictable nature of the league.
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Talmage
Berra Fractures Nose in Indians Game
Yogi Berra may miss time after suffering a nose fracture against the Cleveland Indians. X rays to be taken to assess the injury after he was hit in the nose during the second inning of Wednesday night’s 13 3 Yankees victory.
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Tom Morgan
Kansas City
Skizas
Ray Moore
Bob Nieman
Baltimore
Redlegs Triumph After Tebbetts Praises Phillies
Cincinnati coach Birdie Tebbetts compliments Philadelphia and then sees the Redlegs win 4-2 in 11 innings. Fernandez errors help Cincinnati, Lynch’s liner caroms for three bases, McMillan plates the go ahead run as Klippstein gets the win. Dodgers, Cardinals, White Sox and Yankees win. Berra injured.
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United Press
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Phillies
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Tebbetts
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Nashville Stars Avoid Heavy Fines Over Memphis Bar Incident
Three Nashville Southern Association players including Tommy Brown Stan Palys and Cal Howe faced disorderly conduct charges after a Memphis bar incident tied to a rainout game. They were fined $2 each and city officials said no further fines would be imposed by the club.
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