Cepeda’s dive clinches Giants win over Phillies in NL clash
Orland Cepeda's spectacular headfirst sprint at first base preserved a 4-3 San Francisco victory over Philadelphia. Chris Short walked Tom Haller with bases loaded and two out in the 10th, but Cepeda reached the bag first to nail Hoffa Herrstein on a potential game-tying hit. The win boosts the Giants’ NL lead to 1½ games. Jim Bunning started for Philly, Jim Hart and Duke Snider homered for San Francisco, and Ed Roebuck took the loss. Other NL games featured Houston over Pittsburgh, Cincinnati over St. Louis, Chicago over Milwaukee, and Los Angeles defeating New York. Don Drysdale fanned 10 in a Dodgers win, while the Mets debuted Frank Lary in relief. The White Sox regained the AL lead by sweeping Detroit. Cleveland edged Washington in extras. the Yankees beat the Angels. Minnesota topped Baltimore. and Kansas City defeated Boston.
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Apada
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Herrnstein
Cepeda
Ed Vargo
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Phillies
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Duke Snider
Jim Hart
Bob Shaw
Ed Roebuck
Houston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
New York
Don Drysdale
Mets
Tracy Stallard
Frank Lary
Detroit
Nick Willhite
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Detroit Tigers
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Washington
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Baltimore
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Boston
Bob Veale
Colts
John Bateman
Claude Raymond Poste
Bob Priddy
Law
Reds
Curt Simmons
Cardinals
John Edwards
Cincy
Frank Robinson
Julian Javier
Charley James
Joe Nuxhal
Billy
Williams
Ernie
Banks
Andre -Rodgers
Bob- Buhl
Cubs
Braves
Buhl
Homer
Hank
Aaron
All-Arabian Show at Santa Rosa Weekend Spotlight
The Golden Gate Arabian Horse Show at Chris Beck Arena, Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa features racing demos, costumes, and a preview of Western and English disciplines. About 360 top Arabians from the Far West and three continents will display, with racing and many performance events planned for Saturday and Sunday. Local owners from Fernley Nevada and California consider entries, including Purple Sage Ranch and Bob Steen ranches, as part of the diverse lineup.
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Redwood Empire
Golden Gate
Sonoma County Fairgrounds
Santa Rosa
Golden Gate Show
Golden Gate Arabian Horse Association
Western States
Lucas
Nevada
Purple Sage
Fallon
Nev
Bob Steen Ranches
Reng
Carson City
California
Bynn
Dak
Far West
Filys
Ridenour Wins Stockton Sports Car Race
Ridenour led from pole to finish the 12th Stockton road races main event in a Genie-Comet at 72.2 mph, beating Bart Martin by 22 seconds. Steve Froiness placed third in a Porsche. Ed Leslie won large bore production in an AC Ford Cobra, with Red Farris second in a Chevrolet Sting Ray and Merle Brennan third in a Jaguar XKE before Don Wester, in a Porsche 904, was disqualified for missing finish-part integrity. A crowd of 7,000 watched a spin by Ralph Wood in the modified race leaving him uninjured after crashing into a chain-link fence.
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Stockton
UPI
Dave Ridenour
San Francisco
Ridenour
Bart Martin
Hayward
Oakland
Steve Froiness
Ed. Leslie
Monterey
Red Farris
San Leandro
Merle Brennan
Reno
Don Wester
Lestie
Ralph .Wood
Orinda
Foyt Wins Rex Mays Classic Amid Hurtubise Burns
A. J. Foyt, of Houston, captured the 100 mile Rex Mays Classic at Milwaukee at 59:47.58, averaging 100.365 mph, his fourth straight USAC win. Jim Hurtubise, of Tonawanda, suffered second and third degree burns to 40 percent of his body and was hospitalized. Rodger Ward and others escaped injuries as flames engulfed after a crash on lap 52. Other top finishers were Len Sutton, Bud Tingelstad, Troy Rutiman, and Mel Kenyon.
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UPI
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Rex Mays
Jim Hurtubise
Tonawanda
N.Y
U.s.auto Club
Foyt
Offenhauser
Hurtubise
West Allis Memorial Hospital
U.S. Army Burn Center
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
Rodger Ward
Indianapolis
Ward
Pony Colts Take Week Off After Weekend Games
Ukiah Pony League and Colt League teams paused their schedule for commencement exercises after a Friday night doubleheader at Anton Stadium. In game one VFW defeated Rotary Club 4 to 2, while Crawford beat Palace Sporting Goods 3 to 1 with key hits from Dennis Cooper and Steve Eriksen.
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Colt
Ukiah Pony League
Anton Stadium
Pony
VFW
Rotary Club
Crawford
Palace Sporting Goods
Key SLL Tilt Friday Night Sparks Pennant Race Clash
Ukiah South Little Leaguers schedule Friday night games at Mendocino State Hospital Diamond. Kiwanis leads after beating Auton Dealers 12 7 while Police Association, in second, downed Auton Dealers in a six run fourth inning. Friday feature shows Kiwanis vs Police Association and Flying A Sluggers vs Anton Jets in Lions Park as South Coast Leaguers go only tonight due to school activities. Roger Powell and Randy Honnold homered for Kiwanis, with Hal Large winning and Larry Cake 4 for 4 for Police Association.
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Kiwanis
Ukiah Police Association
Mendocino State Hospital
Anton Jets
Lions Park
Police Association
Auton
Ken High
High
Danny Jacobsen
Roger Powell
Randy Honnold
Police
Hal Large
Larry Cake
American Girls Can Run at 1964 Olympic Trials
Debbie Thompson unofficially becomes the world’s fastest woman with a 10.2 second 100 yard dash in Baltimore meet. Tammy Davis and Frederick HS teammates help set a 440 yard relay national junior record at 50.7 seconds. Officials may not certify Debbie’s time due to missing wind gauges, despite strong youth participation and praise from C. C. Jackson of the Women’s Track and Field Committee.
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Frederick, Md
API
Sweet
Debbie Thompson
Tammy Davis
Frederick
U. S
Debbie
Baltimore
Tammy
C. C. Jackson
Jackson
Women’s Golf News: Ukiah Club prizes awarded for May 19 play
Mona Fahrney and Olive Crawford won the 18 hole prize with 153 while runners up Archie Clarke and Dede Finn posted 158. Pat Irish and Clifton Gailey led the 9 hole with 116. Fahrney wins Richfield Tourney 1964, with Oliver Crawford second. Gailey wins 9 hole tourney. Barbara Cox runner up in Richfield Play. Hostess Ruby Gobalet. Qualifying starts tomorrow for the Weber tournament with nine holers in the Captain’s Trophy tourney.
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Ukiah Women's Golf Club
Mona Fahrney
Olive Crawford
Archie Clarke
Dede Finn
Pat Irish
Clifton Gailey
Oliver Crawford
Richfield
Barbara Cox
Ruby Gobalet
Weber
Man Reports Theft From Incomplete House Build
E B Harrison told police a person sawed off a door to enter a house under construction in Augusta Georgia and steal a water heater an automatic dishwasher and the kitchen sink the incident was reported Sunday by United Press International.
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Augusta
UPI
E. B. Harrison
Blackburn Tops Carlinville, II Graduate Leads Class
Dale E. Blackburn graduated at the top of his class Saturday at Blackburn College. The ceremony highlighted Blackburn’s academic standards as graduates celebrated achieving high marks and district honors.
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Carlinville, II
UPI
Dale E. Blackburn
Blackburn College
Campbell Wins After Near Misses in Ukiah Race
Bob Campbell avoided piledups and heavy traffic at Ukiah 12th District Fairgrounds Friday night to win his second consecutive Ukiah NASCAR main event in a photo finish over Bill Robison. Robison and Des Champs tangled for second, while Ray Graziano and Gene Daniels battled for third. Lakeport races canceled due to wet track and rodeo events.
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Champ
Bill Deschamps
Journal
Erickson
Bob Campbell
Ukiah
12Th District Fairgrounds
Ukiah Nascar
xOne
Eddie Graziano
Robison
Campbell
Désichamp
Ray Graziano
Gene Daniels
Ray
Bob Nielsen
Daniels
Deschamps
Wes Boesel
Gene Howe
Rod Gard
Red Bell
Leon Fortner
Nielsen
Boesel
Lake
Roberts Rescuer Wins Atlanta 400
Ned Jarrett of Camden South Carolina won the Dixie 400 at Atlanta after notable rescuer Fireball Roberts from a Charlotte World 600 crash. Jarrett edged Richard Petty who finished close behind with Petty battling for the top spot. Fred Lorenzen aided Jarrett with tire advice and a spare rear tire during the race which drew about 40 000 fans.
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Atlanta
UPI
Ned Jarrett
Jarrett
Camden
S.C
Fireball Roberts
Randleman
N. C
Softball Play Opens for Men in Ukiah Valley League
Recreation Director Dave Strong announced the Ukiah Valley Men's Softball League opens at Giorno Park with four games over Tuesday and Thursday. Tuesday at 7 p.m. El and Low's face Masonite, 9 p.m. Independents vs LDS. Thursday at 7 p.m. MSH vs LDS, 9 p.m. Elamt Lou's vs Independents. Masonite has a bye. Public invited to watch weekly games.
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Dave Strong
Ukiah Valley
Giorno Park
el and
Low
Masonite
LDS
Mendycino State Hospital
MSH
Elamt Lou's
Coast League scores and RBI totals update
Jensen's Truck Stop leads Ukiah North Coast League with a 5-1 record as of this morning after a 14-8 win over Bones and a 16-4 victory over Jordan Motors. Jordan Motors sits 4-1, Bones 3-2, Mendocino Van and Storage 2-4, Ukiah Fire Department 2-4, Potter Valley Pickles 1-5. Key performances include Leo Coyle and Greg Smith homering for Jen sen's Truck Stop and Andy Jimmy Brown driving in 12 runs with three triples for Bones Candy in a 24-22 win over Mendocino Van and Storage.
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Ers
Bill Clary
Ukiah
Ukiah Fire Department
Potter Valley Pickles
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