Dolphins Set For Sunday Barbecue Fundraiser
Dol phins swim club plans a Sunday barbecue at Municipal Park from 4 to 6 p.m. Tickets cost 31, proceeds aid summer activities. Organizers include club members and parents with Richard Huckens leading committees. many parents assist with food prep and serving.
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Meg Oy
Dalearner
Municipal Park
Ernest Mosna
Leo Cook
Tom Clelland
Chaplin Williams
Wm. Moores
Carl Aagaard
Richard Huckens
Dolphins
Pat Buxton
Terry Turner
Joan
Carolyn Foutz
John Hees
Tony Chess
Judy Bartolomei
Robert Burns
Castellani Stops Felton in Youngstown Bout
Rocky Castellani of Luzerne Pennsylvania weighed 159 pounds and knocked out Lester Felton of Detroit in Youngstown Ohio, the Detroit athlete listed at 15314. The bout concluded in the third round.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Rocky Castellani
Luzerne
Lester
Felton
Detroit
New Teller Triggers Alarm Boom at Burritt Bank
A new Burritt Mutual Savings Bank teller in New Britain Connecticut caused chaos on his first day by accidentally stepping on the alarm buzzer twice within five minutes. Police cruisers swarmed the bank as investigators checked the scene for any threat or breach.
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New Britain
Conn
Burritt Mutual Savings Bank
Roberts Shuts Out Reds In Eight as Phillies Win
Robin Roberts pitched eight innings of five hit ball to lift the Phillies 6 2 over the Cincinnati Redlegs. Stan Lopata Bob Bowman and Rip Repulski homered for Philadelphia in a 10 hit attack backing Roberts. The win narrows Phillies’ gap to 14 games behind Cincinnati while other NL results tied up the pennant race.
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Fred Downs
United Press
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Cincinnati Redlegs
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Braves
Chicago
Brooklyn
Sickets Field
Thisox
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Timers
Washington Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City A’s
A.L
Roberts
Stan Lopata
Bob Bowman
Rip Repulski
Don Gross
Stan Musial
N.L
St. Louis
Murry Dickson
Cardinals
Ron Kline
Ruben Gomez
N.J
Red Schoendienst
Giants
Bob Buhl
Minnie Minoso
White Sox
Jim Wilson
Wilson
Red Sox
Dave Sisler
Mantle
Bill Skowron
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Cleveland
Johnny Bucks
Frank Trouse
Tigers
Lou Sleater
Billy Hoeft
Detroit
Roy Sievers
RBI
Senators
Sleater
Billy Gardner
Bob Nieman
Baltimore
Connie Johnson
Ned Garver
Bob Cory
Athletics
Brownie's Rally Gives SIL Lead In Tight Win
Brownie's Market beat Anton's Jets 13 to 12 to move into first in the South Division. Gary Shimmin drove in the winning run with a second double in the sixth, as Brownie's capitalized on walks and clutch hitting.
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Brownie
Anton
Jets
Gary Shimmin
DeAngelis
Wolney
Johnson
Shimmin
Ledford
Lougle
Cunningham Lynch
Gualyash
O’quest
Godee
Branson
Paul Shimmin
Padres Top Solons After 16 Innings
San Diego defeated Sacramento 8 to 3 in 16 innings as Jim Grant stars with 14 strikeouts over 15 innings and no earned runs allowed. Bob Lennon travels from hero to goat, surrendering three first inning runs but driving in four later. five unearned San Diego runs cap the long affair.
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Don Thackrey
United Press
Pacific Coast League
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland
Vancouver
Hollywood
San Franciso
Los Angeles
Seattle
Jim
Mudcau
Bantamweight World Title Bout Set for Cow Palace
World bantamweight champion Macias of Mexico City faces fifth-ranked Ursua from Stockton in a 15 round title bout at San Francisco's Cow Palace on Saturday night June 15. Ursua is known for his KO power while Macias carries an only loss in 30 fights. Ukiah supporters plan attendance with a reserved box. tickets cost 12.50.
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Ilias
Paul Macias
Macias
Mexico City
Ursua
Philippines
Stockton
California
State Athletic Commission
Cow Palace
Harry Falk
Ukiah
State Commission
Falk
Mendocino County
Homestead
Guerneville Water Carnival Draws Swimmers and Rowers
Guerneville waves into vacation season with a two day water carnival on the Russian river. Events start at 1 p m daily and feature half mile swims novice and senior single rowing 400 yard relay junior barge and canoe tilting among others as crowds expect thrilling canoe duels.
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Guerneville
Russian River
Redwood Empire
Smian
Archie Moore Suspended by Boxing Board
Archie Moore was suspended by NBA President Floyd Stevens and must defend the light heavyweight title by July 7 or have it vacated. Moore, who has avoided a defense for a year, had been asked to make weight and had shown intent to defend against Tony Anthony amid negotiation twists.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Archie Moore
National Boxing Assn
Floyd Stevens
Stevens
Moore
NBA
Germany
Tony Anthony
Detroit
Moulder Hurls No Hitter in Hollow Tree Opener
Fuzzy Moulder tossed a no hitter to lead Hollow Tree past Willits 11 0 and move into a second place tie with the Athletics. Johnny Edgar two doubles and OConnor triple highlighted the offense as Willits struck out 18. In the nightcap Casteel beat the Athletics 8 7 on a late rally with Maize and Smith starring for the winners.
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Moulder
Smith
Warren Davina
Fuzzy Moulder
Hollow Tree
Willits
Athletics
Fig
Casteel
Fuzzy
Colt Legue
Ron Youlder
Merv Gamble
Las
Fullmer and Jones Meet Tonight on TV
Chicago fans tune in as ex-champion Fullmer faces Ralph Tiger Jones in a 10 round telecast at 160 pounds. Jones defeated Sugar Ray Robinson in a non title bout earlier, while Fullmer recently lost the crown to Robinson and seeks another title bid.
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Chicago
Gine Fullmer
Middlewight
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Sugar Ray Robinson
Fullmer
Robinson
Jones
Joel
Soviet Leaders Open Talks With Finland on Trade Growth
Soviet Premier Bulganin and Communist Party chief Kaganovich arrive in Helsinki as talks with Finnish officials begin. Emphasis on expanding trade to strengthen political, economic, scientific, and technical collaboration. Delegations schedule visits to a children’s hospital and a housing development with a state banquet to follow.
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A. E. Pedersen
United Press
Helsinki
Finland
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Klngishchev
Bulanin
Russia
V. J. Sukselainen
Bulganian
Bulganin
Wildcat Strikers at Chrysler Return to Afternoon Shift
Wildcat strikers at Chrysler Corporation returned to work on the afternoon shift ending a two day walkout that idled 10,000 and shut Plymouth assembly lines in Detroit. United Auto Workers Vice President Norman Matthews ordered the return after a Local 212 meeting.
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Detroit
Wildcat
Chrysler Corporation
Plymouth Assembly
Norman Matthews
United Auto Workers Union
Merchants to Host B and B Rodeo Team Here Sunday
The Ukiah Merchants host the B and B Rodeo Team Sunday at Municipal Stadium starting at 2 p.m. The Merchants, building strength with new personnel, may feature Lynn Mantooth on the mound and keep the same infield trio of Bob Myers at third, Babe Ruthian Joe Meyers at first.
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Ukiah Merchants
Rodeo
Calif
Municipal Stadium
Merchants
Lynn Mantooth
Bob Myers
Mantooth
Fred Figone
Babe Ruthian
Joe Meyers
BUCS
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Larry Courtright
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al Aaton
Arthur Schilder
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