Unclear MLB Outcomes Spare Details From Fragmented Report
The text details several late inning baseball results including a 10 inning Pittsburgh win and a 3-1 St Louis win over Houston. It mentions Detroit beating Boston, New York over Minnesota, Baltimore over California, Washington defeating Oakland, and Cleveland blanking Chicago. It also notes Tony Perez driving in four for the Reds, Orlando Cepeda and Curt Flood contributing for the Cardinals, Cleon Jones and Frank Howard delivering key hits, and Joe Pepitone's RBI surge for the Yankees. The injured Baltimore second baseman and various players' performances are mentioned in a disjointed recap with numerous garbled phrases.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Detroit
Boston
New York
Minnesota
Baltimore
California
Washington
Oakland
Cleveland
Chicago
Angeles
Wes Parker
Zollo Versalles
Tony Perez
Reds
Atlanta
Orlando Cepeda
Curt Flood
Tessire
Cards
Cleon Jones
Mets
Cubs
Frank Howard
Paul Bunyanesque
W. L. Pet
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
New ‘York
Griffith Chooses Over Heilman in Friday Night Bout
Oakland event features Emile Griffith and Andy Heilman in a 12 round middleweight eliminator at the Coliseum Arena. Griffith, a former welter and middleweight champ, seeks a fall title shot vs Nino Benvenuti. Promoter Don Chargin eyes a winner with Benvenuti. Local odds favor Griffith at 9 to 5, with Heilman backed in LA. Tickets range from 5 to 20 dollars. doors open Friday morning.
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Oakland
Emile Griffith
Andy Heilman
San Pedro
Oakland Coliseum
Don Chargin
Spencer
Ellis
Nino
Benvenuti
Griffith
Andy
Los Angeles
Gil Clancy
Howard Albert
Jackie McCoy
Lee Prica
Heisman
Benny Paret
Dick Tiger
Ruben Carter
Carter
Army
Andy Fins
Tommy Johnson
Paul
Raiddlewsight
New York
Emile
Sakina Coliseum
Gener
No title change in Ukiah Lakeport races
Races at Ukiah and Lakeport delivered near chaotic excitement with hot finishes. Les Shanks won the stock semi main in the Hippie Wagon after a photo finish with Bill Deschamps, while Arnold Lyly captured Lakeport’s feature as Pete Hathaway avoided neck injuries and Jim Tarver towed a claimer home. The crowd roared as Castelli disputed a controversial foul, and the stocker suffered heavy damage prompting a rebuild for Friday racing.
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Ukiah
Lakeport
Bill Robison
Bill Deschamps
Robison
Les Shanks
Glen Coussins
Coussins
Shanks
A. A
Jones
Dare - Devil
Castellig
Pete
Castelli
Arnold Lyly
Mr. Castelli
Steve
Petes
Women’s Golf Club schedules May to June events at Flamingo
The notice invites members to Friday mixed two ball foursomes and first round match play starting May 28 with tournaments running for a couple weeks. Contact hostesses Lee Johnson, Gert Northrop, or Dolores Johnson for food lists and participation. Upcoming events include June 10 at Flamingo Sant Rosa and June 18 2 Trophy and Party.
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Lee’ Johnson
Gert Northrop
Dolores Johnson
Eri
Flamingo
Sant Rosa
Gladys Stickney
Helen “Hamson
Ess
Ukiaha Women's Golf Club
Weber & Captain's
Helen
Harlowe
Phillies Top Giants 2 1 on Fryman Mays homer ties list
Phillies beat the Giants 2 1 as Woody Fryman pitched a complete game for his fifth straight victory. Willie Mays tied the all time extra base hit list with his 10th homer, while San Francisco slumped to its sixth loss in seven games. Cookie Rojas started the Phillies scoring with a leadoff single and scored on a sacrifice fly after a sequence against Gaylord Perry.
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Jey
Philadelphia
Phillies
Giants
Woody Fryman
Juan
Alarlabal
Los Angeles
Rick Wise
Ahdb
Fryman
Willie Mays
Mays
Tris Speaker
Phils
Cookie- Rojas
Gaylord
Perry
Gon John
Ene
Bill White
Tay
Sond
Nate
Callison
Frank Johnson
Hal Lanier
Oliver
Ron Hunt
Ollie Brown
Jim Hart
Brown
Jim
Dick Dietz
San Francisco
Friday Softball League Opens With Doubleheaders
Ukiah Valley Softball League starts Friday at 6pm with two games, All-Stars vs Wildcats and Stompers vs Warviorettes. Sunday features Texaco Swingers vs Turtles at 6:30pm. Managers Lyn Hinds Pinky Luque Mickie Howard Donna Peregoy Barbara Heynan Liz Jurado lead teams in a 1968 season.
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Bam
Wildcats
Sney Stompers
Warviorettes
Texaco
Turtles
Lyn Hinds
Pinky Luque
Glory Stompers
Mickié Howard
Donna Peregoy
Barbara Heynandez
Warvioréttes
Liz Jurado
The
Featherweight fighter Rojee wins WBA title in upset
In Los Angeles Raul Rojee, a 26-year-old featherweight contender, captured the World Boxing Association featherweight crown in a dramatic upset. Promoter claims the upset confirms Rojee's rise while analysts note the surprise victory over seasoned challenger.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Raul Rojee
World Boxing Association
Saul Pearo
Fragmentary OCR note on place names and counties
Fragmented text mentions names such as Pillsbury Lake Anderson and Kelsey Corea with unclear actions. References Napa County Hennessey and octane appear. Content is garbled with no clear event or outcome to summarize.
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Pillsbury
Lake
Bie
Lake, Anderson
Kelsey Corea
Napa County
Colinty
Hennessey
Trophy Queen sought for Ukiah Lakeport hardtop races
Advert says Tah and Girls sought as trophy queens for hardtop race nights at Ukiah and Lakeport speedways on Fridays and Saturdays. Encourages attractive girls to pose with trophy winners and receive minor benefits in return. Contacts Ronnie Mayfield for details.
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Ukiah
Lakeport
Ronnie Mayfield
Otte
Ukieh
Trojans Favored In Nationl Tourney Pick
The University of Southern California baseball team, the winningest in the country this season, is seen as a slight favorite to win the event. The article notes USC’s anticipated strong show at the upcoming tournament, with three to one odds mentioned.
Fragments Point to Rookie Year Gaps in Play
A fragmented OCR item notes unanswered questions about a player’s rookie year. It mentions lacing wounds and lingering doubts over early career performance without clear dates or names. The readable text hints at struggles or incidents affecting early game contributions.
Erby named staff. spring football boycott noted
Deena A Negro was appointed Negro initia of the football team amid a boycott over alleged discrimination in the athletic department. Protest spokesman fullback John McGaffie welcomed Erby but offered no comment on when the appointment would satisfy demands. He noted athletes sought firings of two assistants and cautioned play was uncertain. Erby, UC lineman 1961 MVP and 1962 most inspiring player, contributed to Cal's 21-14 win over Washington amid a broader shakeup involving Earl Robinson, former California athletic star, who will join as assistant basketball coach.
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Deena
John McGaffie
Erby
Cal
West
Washington
Sagt
Erby Fellows
California
Earl Robinson
Batters Tokina Liberties in PCL
Fragmented text references Tokina and Liberties in a Pacific Coast League context with mentions of Pat Kelly of Denver and Aim Stewart of the Ash Me, plus vague notes on three baggers and a half dozen. The readable content is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes to summarize into a coherent item.
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Juchamp
Iannapolis
Pat. Kelly
Denver
Aim Stewart
Boneae
First Week of Ukiah Fairgrounds Auto Races Pressed
Fast hard hitting coverage of NCAA racing at Ukiah and Lakeport fairs. Time trials begin 8 pm on Friday with stocker and super modified classes. Cars push limits, crashes expected, but officials urge skill over mayhem and tempers to stay in check.
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Camnia
Ukiah Fairgrounds
NCAA
Lakeport Fairgrounds
Ukiah
Ukia
Lakeport
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