White Sox Harshman Shuts Out Senators in Twin Bill
Surprise starter Jack Harshman pitched his first major league shutout, seven hits, as Chicago swept Washington 5-3 and 6-0 to push the club to a five game winning streak. The doubleheader featured Sandy Consuegra’s six hitter in the opener and Minoso’s two run homer in the eighth.
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United Press
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Nashville
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Sandy Consuegra
Minnie Minoso
Jim Rivera
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Bob Feller
Arnold Portocarrero
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Art Houkteman
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Hal Newhouser
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Don Messi
Larry Doby
Houtteman
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Allie Reynolds
Joe Coleman
Orioles
Bob Kennedy
Coleman
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Boston
Ted Leipcio
Milt Bolling
Harry Agganis
Jackie Jensen
Detroit
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Pittsburgh
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Phillies
Cards
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
Roy Campanella
Pirates
Ed Mathews
Milwaukee
Dick Cole
Phils
Willie Jones
Bobby Morgan
Morgan
Jack Harshamn
Washington
Ukiah High Names Wildcat Baseball Letter Winners
Ukiah high school coach Bill Tully announced the Wildcats letter winners for baseball. Varsity honorees include Don Lu eches Charlie Myers Don Rovera Cecil Barnum Jim Brown Ken Shrum Bill Watts Neal Hall man Charlie Perkins Gary Mod rel Dick Smith Ted Mayo Lane Foster. Junior varsity winners list George Johnson Herschel Love Pappy Harmon Milt Wilson Gary Bondi Bob Cecconi Terry Cochrane Duan Brannon Id Loveretta Don Post.
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Ukiah
Bill Tully
Wildcats
Don Lueches
Charlie Myers
Don Rovera
Cecil Barnum
Jim Brown
Ken Shrum
Bill Watts
Neal Hallman
Charlie Perkins
Gary Modrel
Dick Smith
Ted Mayo
Lane Foster
Lucchesi
Myers
Tully
Rovera
Ukiah High Pop Club
Women's Golf Club Teams End in a Tie After Week of Play
The Blues and Reds finished tied 5 to 2 in team play last week. Captains Phyllis Cox and Dorothy Cox will seek lunch arrangements at tomorrow's meeting. May 25 scores: Marge Boynton 30 in 18-holers and Jane Scott 16 in 9-holers. June 1 play was pitch and putt with winners to be announced. Tomorrow's event on June 8 is a best ball foursome with pairings by Mona Fahrney.
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Blues
Reds
Phyllis Cox
Dorothy Cox
Marge Boynton
Jane Scott
Mona Fahrney
Twin Bill Planned For Little Pony Baseball Leagues
A 6:30 p.m. double header at Lit tle League field Giorno park features Ukiah Giants versus Veterans of Foreign Wars in the Pony league and Palace Chefs against Auto Dealers in the Little league. Admission is free with a voluntary defray cost collection. weekend double headers follow. Friday rainouts and unplayable Saturday games noted by President Don Stanwood.
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Giorno Park
Ukiah Giants
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pony League
Palace Chefs
Don Stanwood
Stanwood
Hogan Illness Delays National Golf Day
Ukiah pro Shirley Spark announced that National Golf Day entries are extended to Saturday due to Ben Hogan illness. Players scoring better than Hogan win medals from the National Crids association. entry costs one dollar to Miss Spork.
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Ben Hogan
Hogan
National Crids Association
Miss Spork
Ukiah Golfers Qualify for Men’s Championship Play
Fourteen Ukiah area golfers qualified for the men’s club championships this weekend as Shirley Spork announced. Tied for low qualifier were Bob Unthanks and Jim Maher with 69, both posting 35-34 and 37-32 rounds. Other qualifiers include Gordon Hill 74 Ralph Cole 78 Russ Roepke 78 Jack Cochrane 82 Bill Mellis 93 and last year’s champion Ernie Banker 85. Two playoff flights will determine eliminations with each player to play at least one match weekly. Memorial Day hole in one contest winner Roy Wagner 10 inches away. other prizes went to B. A. Cober 19 inches Gordon Hill 4 ft 5 in Jack Clarke 6 ft. Wanda Webb won the ladies division with 21 feet.
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Ukiah
Shirley Spork
Bob Unthanks
Jim Maher
Unthanks
Maher
Miss Spork
Gordon Hill
Ralph Cole
Russ Roepke
Jack Cochrane
Bill Mellis
Ernie Banker
Don Bones
Hartley Hathaway
Jaci Clarke
Bill Cotton
Len Strathman
Joe Weber
Roy Wagner
B. A. Cober
Jack Clarke
Wanda Webb
Coast Fish and Game Club backs water purity law
Mendocino Coast Fish and Game club endorsed the proposed county water clarity ordinance at a Friday meeting led by Toby Jackson. Keith Cox, state marine biologist, discussed the abalone survey now under way in local waters, noting the project will take at least two more years and has found no reason yet to allow commercial abalone fishing here.
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Betty Ford
Fort Bragg
Mendocino
Toby Jackson
Runeberg Hall
Patterson Moore Test Fights Highlight Televised Card
Floyd Patterson 19, Brooklyn, meets ex champion Joey Maxim in an eight round bout at Eastern Parkway Arena in Brooklyn. Archie Moore 38 faces heavyweight Bert Whitehurst in a ten round TV bout at St Nicholas Arena as he pursues a heavyweight shot.
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Floyd Patterson
Archie Moore
Patterson
Brooklyn
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Eastern Parkway Arena
Maxim
Moore
Miami
Archie
Bert Whitehurst
Baltimore
St. Nicholas Arena
Young Patterson
Italian Ferraris Win Guardsman Race in Golden Gate Park
In San Francisco spectators watched two Italian Ferraris sweep the 100 mile Guardsman charity road race. Jack McAfee of Sherman Oaks won by 45 seconds over Sterling Edwards of San Francisco, averaging 74 mph on the winding course with a top clocking of 119 mph. Will iam Stropper of Long Beach finished third. The Guardsman charity drive raised funds for underprivileged children to attend summer camp.
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Sherman Oaks
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McAfee
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William Stropper
Long Beach
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Guardsman
Local Youth Baseball and Golf Schedule Featured
Wednesday evening action includes Ellis versus Willits at 8 15 p m at Anton stadium in the Pony League and M the Twilight Golf League meets at 5 p m. Friday offers more Little and Pony League games at 6 30 p m. Saturday features Pony League at 2 p m and Elks against San Francisco Fire Department at 8 15 p m at Anton stadium. Sunday caps with Ellis facing San Francisco Fire Department at 1 30 p m at Talhiage field.
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Pony League
Little League
Ellis
Willits
Anton
Twisday
Elks
San Francisco Fire Department
Talhiage Field
Rain Delays Six Area Baseball Games This Weekend
Persistent rain and sloppy fields force the postponement of six base ball games in Ukiat this weekend. A Little League doubleheader was rained out Friday evening and the Pen y league double bill for Saturday afternoon was also delayed. Ukiah Elks with Gilmore Chevrolet of San Francisco could not play, canceling Sunday's Talmage game. Efforts to reschedule with Gilmore are planned but no date set.
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Don Stanno
Akton Stadium
Ukiah Elks
Gilmore Chevrolet
San Francisco
Bill Openshaw
Talmage
Openshaw
Gilmore
Richfield Trophy Golf Winners Named by Spork
Shirley Spork announces Richfield Trophy results for women. In nine hole group Irene Reatalth posted 55 and earned medalist honors followed by runner up Mary Courtwright. Eighteen hole winner Mona Fahrney shot 93 with runner up Phyllis Co.
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Shirley Spork
Ukiah Golf
Irene Reatalth
Mary Courtwright
Mona Fahrney
Phyllis - Co
Moore Seeking 14th Straight Pro Victory By Suchai Youth
Suchai Youth Floyd aims for a 14th consecutive professional win as he challenges for another victory. The undefeated boxer eyes continued dominance in the ring and stacking wins toward a historic run.
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Suchai
Floyd
Beavers topple Seals as Oakland seeks curbside edge
In a Pacific Coast League doubleheader, the Portland Beavers halted the San Francisco Seals 8-4 in game one, then rallied to win 10-6 in the nightcap after Seals had their 10-game win streak snapped. Oakland pressured San Diego after dropping opener, while Hollywood faded as Sacramento and Los Angeles lost to weather and upstarts. Granville Gladsone hit a two-run homer for San Francisco and Elmer Singleton victimized by Portland early. Ted Beard and Sal Taormina homered for the Seals in the nightcap.
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Bon Thackrey
United Press
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Oakland Oaks
San Francisco Seals
Oaks
San Diego
Seals
Oakland
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Hollywood
Stars
Sacramento
Jim Marshall
Bill
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George Vico
Richie Myers
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Dale Long
Jack Phillips
Tom Saffell
al Cicott
Saffell
Joe Brovia
Hollwood
Lising
Portland
Elmer Singleton
Granville Gladstone
Beavers
Ted Beard
Sal Taormina
How They Stand By Pacific Coast League Standings
United Press reports Pacific Coast League standings with Hollywood leading 39 wins, San Francisco 35, Seattle 32, Oakland 33, San Diego 32, Sacramento 31, Los Angeles 27, and Portland 23. Sunday results included Portland 8-6 over San Francisco and Sacramento 12-2 over Hollywood, with series upcoming Hollywood at Los Angeles and Oakland at San Francisco.
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Rod and Gun Club to Meet in Ukiah Tonight
Ukiah Rod and Gun club plans a rural meeting at 7 p m to show a film on bird dogs titled Point produced by Remington Arms. Bob Lassen of the state department of fish and game will discuss pheasant planting in the Ukiah area.
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Remington Arms Company
Bob Lassen
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Ukiah
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