Lions and Jaycees Triumph in North Loop Little League
Ed Connolly pitched Ukiah North Loop game where Lions and Ghefs and Jaycees dominated. Connolly threw a no-hit two-run game as Ukiah Cleaners committed errors, while Jack Ormé and Pete Royal contributed three hits. Potter Valley-Pine Browns won 6-2, forcing double header scheduling at Lions Park due to graduation.
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Ed Connolly
Ukiah Cleaners
Jack Ormé
Connolly Iorid Pete
Royval
Danny Hook
Bobby Moon
Lions
Eddie Knight
Tanga
Jaycee
Rome
Lions Park
Chiefli al Bechtol
Tea Tim Bechtol
Fieof
Lockhardt AY Estis
Joe Wright
Bechtol
Arnold Potter Valley
Park
Potter Valley
Piné-Browns
Chefs
Hogan Loses In Playoff To Tom Bolt
In Memphis Tom Bolt edged Ben Hogan by one stroke to win the Memphis Open in a playoff. Littler finished third as Hogan faltered late missing a five foot birdie on the 18th and tuj notching a final 69. Bolt, 41, from Crystal River Florida, racked up 4300 prize money while his wife Mary Lou was hospitalized.
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Memphis
Mary Lou
Jone Hon Ay
Hogan
Littler
Bolt
Fort Worth
Tex
Singing Hills
Calif
Ukiah Golf Club Winners Over Little River by Five
Ukiah Men's Golf Club defeated Little River by five points Sunday with a 2942 to 2444 score. Gordon Hill was low gross at 69 and Bill Rice low net at 62. Leaders included Jack Mundt 64 Bob Obingon 65 and Judge Fred Goss net. A regular meeting is set for tomorrow at 6 30 p m in the Municipal Clubhouse with Jim Busch noted as chef for the winner.
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Ukiah
Little River
Jim Busch
Gordon Hill
Bill Rice
Mblub
Jack Mundt
Bob Obingon
Fred Goss
Jack Chipps
Cloyce Biggins
Western Pros vie for National Open at Silverado
Thirty six top West professional golfers chase a final sectional qualifier at Silverado Country Club to reach the National Open in Denver. Leading contenders include Ken Venturi, Jerry Barber, amateur king Manny Ward, and Paul Runyan as 10 low scorers advance from 19 pros and 17 amateurs.
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APA
UPI
West
Silverado Country Club
Denver
Ken Venturi
Jerry Barber
Mani Ward
Paul Runyan
Muscle Building Proven Big Business by Vic Tanny
Vic Tanny builds a national gym chain with 60 locations and about 30 million dollars yearly revenue. The founder, born February 18 1912 in Rochester New York, promotes fitness through extensive facilities including pools bowling alleys ice rinks and dance courses. He aims to improve citizens health by encouraging families to exercise and argues gym activity reduces tensions and may curb juvenile delinquency.
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Elmer C. Walzer
New York
UPI
Tme
Victor Tanny
Tanny
Rochester
N.Y
Savas
West
Santa Monica
Calif
America
Angel Macias the Monterrey Little Leaguer a Giant in Waiting
The Monterrey prospect Angel Macias, a 15 year old with two no hitters and five perfect games, is hailed as one of Mexico’s greatest Little League stars. Scouts from the Pirates Dodgers Senators and Yankees await his 18th birthday for a possible $100000 bonus. A Harvard trained mentor helped his team combat delinquency, and NBC plans a June 14 documentary about his rise.
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Oscar Fraley
New York
UPI
Monterrey
Angel Macias
Owit
Mexico
Miles Stone
Ithe
Pirates
Dodgers
Senators
Yankees
Angel
Monterey
Williamspont
NBC
Harvard
al Haskins
Little Angel
Pony
Colt
Ripley
City Reds
Austin
Tex
Sugar Ray Robinson Trains Hard for Pender Rematch
Sugar Ray Robinson sharpens for the middleweight title rematch with champion Paul Pender at Boston Garden Friday night. He pummeled a ceiling-hung punching bag in the opener, recovered quickly, and demonstrated rope jumping agility for the onlooking reporters and training staff. Robinson refused to forecast knockouts at a Boston press event.
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Boston
UPI
Sugar Ray Robinson
Paul Pender
Boston Garden
Robinson
Ray
Olympic Track Trials Tickets On Sale At Stanford
UPI reports tickets for the U.S. Olympic track and field trials at Stanford Stadium on July 1 and 2 went on sale in the Bay Area. Reserved seats cost 3.50 per day, with nonreserved end zone seats priced at 1.50 for one day and 2.50 for two days.
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Stanford
UPI
U.S
Stanford Stadium
Bay Area
Lake Pillsbury fishing reports buoyant as trout bite
Lake Pillsbury fishing news says fishing is very good with trout in abundance. A local man and his wife caught 40 trout over Friday and Saturday. Weather has been warm and balmy and anglers are bringing in eight to ten fish each. Many catches include 16 to 18 inch trout.
Fatal Pedestrian Crash in New York City in 1895
The first fatal motor accident occurred in New York City on September 13, 1895, when a pedestrian named WOOB Tuss was struck and killed.
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New York City
Standings and leaders in the American and National Leagues
The standings list shows Armerican League leaders like Maris and Berra with New York and Baltimore players such as Gentile and Piersall among the top batters. National League leaders include Clemente Banks Cepe da McCovey and Aaron. Pitching leaders feature Law Sanford Spahn and Coates Staley with several 6-1 and 5-0 records.
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Armerican League
Runnels
Bos
Maris
N. Y
Berra
N.Y
Gentile
Balt
Allison
Wash
Piersall
Clev
Power
Mirioso
Onl
Frnena
Teague — Boyer
Cardinals
Banks
Cubs
Aaron
Braves
Thomas
Mathews
Yanks
Lenjon
Senators
Held
Indians
Cerv
Mantle
Law
Pirates
Sanford
Giants
McCormick
Friend
Buhl
Spahn
Burdette
Purkey
Reds
Qll
Coates
Staley
White Sox
Tisthiadis
Orkley
Brown
Orioles
Daley
Athlétics
W.L. Pd
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ww. L. Pet. GB
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Petroit
Hic
Kansas City
Dla Washington
Boston
Washington
Pete Sacramento
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle Vancouver
Salt Lake
Portland
San Diego
Vancouver
Sacramento
G. AB R. H. Pet
Cimente
Pitts
iAdcock
Mil
Curry
Phil
Skinner
iGreat, Pitts
Brutan, Mil
Shite
St. L
Mays
Ashburn
Chi
Pinson, Cin
Giants Open Against Redleggs and Orioles Win
Baseball brief covers Giants opener vs Reds at Candlestick, notes Bill Rigney's bullpen strain, Johnny Antonelli to start, Jimmy Davenport's return from ulcer, Joey Amalfitano stepping up. Orioles win 6-1 over Washington, Estrada shines for Baltimore, Sox, Cardinals, and Dodgers also in action with Klips.
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San Francisco
UPI
Cincinnati
San Francisco Giants
Candlestick Park
Giants
Bill Rigney
Johnny Antonelli
Reds
Jay Hook
Antonelli
Jimmy Davenport
Joey Amalfitano
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
al Lopez
White Sox
Boxing victim undergoes brain surgery after KO at St Nicholas Arena
Tommy Pacheco, 19, Puerto Rico light weight, suffered a knockout by Bennie Gordon in New York. He did not regain consciousness, was taken to Roosevelt Hospital, where Dr. Howard Dunbar performed brain surgery. Condition listed as critical. Freddie Little outpoints Charlie Cotton in New Orleans.
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New York
UPI
Tommy Pacheco
Puerto Rico
Pacheco
Bennie Gordon
St. Nicholas Arena
Roosevelt Hospital
Howard Dunbar
Powell Traded From Chargers to Raiders in Block Swap
In a deal between the Los Angeles Chargers and Oakland Raiders Charley Powell a former Forty-Niner prize tailback and a key backer was shipped to Oakland. Don Norton a former Iowa end joins Los Angeles in return. The swap reshapes both teams of the NFL West.
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Power Los Angeles
UPI
Charley Powell
Prize
Tiputer
San Francisco
Los Angeles Chargers
Oakland Raiders
Chargers
Don Norton
University of Iowa
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Bobo) Olson
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