Spanish Mountain Dons Host Semi Pro Indians Saturday
Ukiah’s Spanish Mountain Dons host the San Francisco Indians tomorrow night at 8 in Anton Stadium as they seek a second win. Larry Parducci will start, with Frank Simmons behind the plate and lead-off batters including Brad Shear and Bill McCain. The Indians’ lineup includes J Bevillasqua and Rich Farrell. last week the Dons rallied to a 14-12 win with Tommy Holmes delivering a two-run homer.
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Spanish Mountain
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San Francisco Indians
Anton Stadium
Brad Shear
The
Victors
Tommy Holmes
Hopland
Spanish Mountain Dons
San Francisco
Indians
Larry Parducci
Ukiah High School
Frank
Dodge) Simmons
Simmons
Charles Tollini
Carl Johnson
Holmes
Bill McCain
Dave Brown
J. Bevillasqua
Perry Farrell
Arabian Horse Show Draws Big Lineup in Sonoma County
The Golden Gate Arabian Horse Association stages two day performances at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds with 200 plus horses from Lucas Arabian ranch Potter Valley Otis Skinner Redwood Valley and Oakley of Ukiah. Proceeds fund Santa Rosa YMCA development and features cutting trail and Arabian events across Saturday and Sunday.
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Lucas Arabian Ranch
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Chaotte Oakley
Ukiah
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California
Kellogge Farm
Ukiah Golf Clinic Welcomes Youth Players Saturday
Boys and girls up to 17 are invited to a free golf clinic at Ukiah Municipal Golf Course led by Golf Professional Win Bowe. The session covers etiquette, course courtesy, handicap calculations, and practice tips to improve play and may offer special course access times for attendees.
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Leadfoot Ned Leads Lakeport Jalopy Pack
Lakeport race season wraps its first month at Lake County Fairgrounds quarter mile track. Ned Smiley of Clearlake Highlands leads after his second main event win in three starts, with Jay Hatfield of Kelseyville tied for second and Ted Nielson of Nice close behind.
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Ted Nielson
Nice
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Dolphins Open Swim Workouts Open for Ukiah Club
Coach Steve Casperson calls all ages in Ukiah to join the Dolphin Swim Club for the summer season. The first workouts are tomorrow at Ukiah Municipal Pool with 11 and older swimmers reporting at 9 30 for a briefing and 10 o clock swim, while 6 to 10 year olds start at a later time. No dues are due tomorrow as schedules and cards are handed out.
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Ukiah Golf Club Opens Round of 16 Championship Flight
Ukiah Men's Golf Club begins its round of 16 championship flight tomorrow and Sunday to crown the 1962 club champions in the Championship and President's Cup, with defending champion Frank Weatherford facing strong tests. Pro Win Howe will host a junior clinic at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Ukiah Municipal golf course and again appear next Tuesday evening. Reservations urged for the Calcutta dinner with wives and guests.
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Calcutta
Giants Fall Short as Chicago Upsets San Francisco
Cubs right fielder Andre Rodgers drove in three runs including a homer to spoil Billy Pierce and Larsen in a 4-3 Chicago win that threatens SF’s NL lead. Pittsburgh’s ninth inning rally keeps Dodgers a half game back. Other NL results St. Louis 8 Cincinnati 2 Houston 3 Milwaukee 2. AL New York 4 Cleveland 0 Boston 5 Detroit 4 Chicago 8 Los Angeles 4 Baltimore 12 Washington 0. Holiday Driving Range offers free golf instruction sessions.
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Houston
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Basketball May Be Dropped From 1968 Olympic Program
Moscow reports IOC leader Otto Mayer hinted basketball could be cut from the 1968 Olympic program as the IOC narrowed sports from 22 to 18. Mayer cited amateur status disputes and noted U S opposition likely. He also said the decision would come at Nairobi meeting next year.
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Ukiah Motor Sales
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Talmage Road
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