Return Match and Picnic Planned by Ukiah Golf Club
The Ukiah Men's Golf Club met at the municipal clubhouse to discuss a return match with Healdsburg and other business. Healdsburg hosts the rematch, with 8 a.m. start to beat heat, and signed players include Jim Massen gill Horace Fahrney John Thompson and others. Proposals for the annual outing favored Hobergs Benbow or Little River. A club barbecue is set for Sunday at Municipal Park with Joe Juliana George Stoodley Arch Reid as food committee chiefs and a note about a new sprinkler system on the course.
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Ukiah Men’s Golf Club
Healdsburg
Jack Clarke
Tiartley Hathaway
Ukiah
Mr. Clarke
Jim Massengill
Horace Fahrney
John Thompson
Don Bones
Bob Boobar
Chet Armstrong
Bunt Cox
Dal Whyte
Sack Clarke
Gordon Hill
Ernie Banker
Les Larson
Don Myers
Ralph Cole
Jack Cochran
Dirk
Joe Juliana
Wake Forest Opens NCAA World Series Against Colgate
Wake Forest and Colgate clash as the 1955 NCAA world series opens in Omaha. Colgate, first post-season team in school history, carries a 14-8-1 record and faces Wake Forest’s 24-6 season under Coach Taylor Sanford. Jack Goldardley slated to start for Wake Forest.
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Omaha
Neb
Wake Forest
Colgate
Red O'Mara
Taylor Sanford
Sanford
Jack Goldardley
Ea A
Georie Fishburn
Belmont Stakes field grows as Nashua purses lure entries
New York reports dozens of trainers lining up to challenge Nashua in the Belmont Stakes as entries close. Probable rivals include Jabneh Porter sville Blazing Count Flying Fury Retamere and Little Dell with Mr Al L Uncle Gus and Smoky Hill listed as possible. Nashua seeks second along with a $20 000 purse for second place plus $10 000 for third and $5 000 for fourth, prompting hopefuls to take a shot at the prize money.
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New York
Nashua
Jabneh
Portersville
Blazing Count
Flying Fury
Retamere
Little Dell
al L
Gus
Smoky Hill
Belmont
Husky
Nasrullah
Cubs Hold Second Place Amid Doubtful Championship Hopes
The Chicago Cubs sit in second as one third of the season passes. Experts cite potential slumps for key hitters Andy Jackson and Bob Speake, strength in Banks and Baker at second, and questions about outfield depth and pitching for close games. They note rivals Braves Giants Reds and Cardinals may overtake as the dog days approach.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Braves
Giants
Reds
Cardinals
Andy Jackson
Bob Speake
Jackson
Speake
Des Moines
Ernie Banks
Hawk Sauer
Warren Hacker
Hal Jeffcoat
Bob Rush
Sam (Toothpick) Jones
Indianapolis
Merchants Meet Mendocino Braves Sunday in Ukiah
The Merchants host the Mendocino Braves this Sunday at 2 p.m. in Ukiah. The season schedule lists June 12 at Ukiah, June 19 Caspar at Ukiah, June 26 Ukiah at Crispar, July 3 Fort Drage at Ukiah, July 10 Ukiah at Willits, July 17 Mendocino Braves at Ukiah, July 24 Ukiah at Caspar, July 31 Laytonville at Ukiah, and August 7 Ukiah at Fort Bragg.
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Merchants
Anton Diamond
Mendocino Braves
Ukiah
Caspar
Crispar
Fort Drage
Willits
Merdocino
Braves
Laytonville
Fort Bragg
Laytonville Triumphs Over Hollow Tree In Colt Circuit
In a Colt Circuit clash, Laytonville defeated Hollow Tree to extend its winning run. Paris hosts the IOC 50th congress next week to decide the 1956 Melbourne Games and select sites for the 1960 Summer and Winter Olympics. A historic San Francisco theatre, the California, once stood at 444 Bush Street.
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Laytonville
Hollow Tree
Paris
International Olympic Committee
Melbourne
Australia
San Francisco
The
California
Telephone Company
Bush Street
How They Stand in UNITED PRUAS Pacific Coast League WoL
In a dense set of standings and results for the Pacific Coast League and National League, the column shows team records, games back, and recent scores. It notes Sacramento Portland Hollywood Los Angeles Seattle San Diego San Francisco Oakland and Brooklyn Chicago New York Milwaukee St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh with frayed punctuation but clear results and upcoming game pairings. It also records a late item about electrician Johnnie A. Moore in Durant Oklahoma discovering gloves lost in 1930 while wiring a house.
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United Pruas
Wol Betan
San Diego
Seattle
Hollywood
Oakland
San Francisco
Portland
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Picicfors
Bob Hall
Dick Waibel
John Briggs
Don Ferrarese
Steve Nagy
Elmer Singleton
John Carmichael
Jim Brishan
Lino Donosa
W. L. Pet
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St.Louis
Jones
Erskine
Arroyo
Hearn
Coley
Friend
W.L. Pet
Cleveland A
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cleveland
Nixon
Mass
Lopat
Garcia
Stone
Trucks
Wilson
Herbert
Durant, Okla
Johnnie A. Moore
Bearden Notches Ninth Win as Rainiers Rally
Seattle Rainiers beat the San Diego Padres 6 to 4 in 12 innings to narrow the Pacific Coast League gap to five games. Bearden earned his ninth win with a two run double in the 12th after a two run homer by Wetter Art Schult. Judson pitched well for Seattle, and Cal McLish took the loss for San Diego. Other PCL results included Hollywood’s Bowman pitching five hit shutout over Los Angeles and Portland’s Werle blanking Sacramento.
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Peter Waves
United Press Sports
Art Schult
Seattle Rainiers
San Diego Padres
Rainiers
Seattle
Howie Judson
Cal'McLish
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Roger Bowman
Bowman
Stars
Pittsburgh
Portland
Billy Werle
Sacramento
Gene Bearden
San Francisco
Oakland
Angels
Gilmore Field
Carlos Bernier
Hy Cohen
Bearden
DeMarco Expects To Win Against Basilio Tonight
Tony DeMarco, confident and in top shape, defends his welterweight title tonight against Carmen Basilio in Syracuse. The bout, televised nationally by NBC, is sold out at War Memorial Auditorium with a 9,100-seat capacity and a $177,000 gross gate.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Tony DeMarco
Carmen Basilio
War Memorial Auditorium
Monticello
Basilio
Canastota
Boston
DeMarco
NBC
Johnny Saxton
Twilight Tourney Continues Here Second Round Begins
The first round of the men’s Twilight Tournament finished Wednesday night. Winners in the first flight included Cochran Roepke over Cole Conroy and Cox Armstrong over Humphry Boobar 4 and 3, Manning Hill over Clarke Whyte 2 and 1, Noah Winldberger over Lauteren Bones 3 and 2. Second flight saw Johns Trentanelli over Van Osten Edwards 3 and 2, Thompson Cober over Weggesser Reid 12th, Larson Bondi over Strath man Barr, Stickney Johnson bye. The second round must be finished by Wednesday June 15 and the final round by Wednesday June 22.
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Cochran-Roepke
Cole- Conroy
Cox-Armstrong
Humphry-Boobar
Manning- Hill
Clarke
Whyte
Noah-Winldberger
Lauteren
Bones
Johns-Trentanelli
van Osten-Edwards
Thompson- Cober
Weggesser-Reid
Larson-Bondi
Strathman-Barr
Stickney-Johnson
Outboard Boat Races Slated At Clear Lake
Seven classes race on Soda Bay Clear Lake for first stock regatta with top speeds to 73 mph. Eddie West Jr and Bud David tipped as contenders. DU class favorites include Pentsi Hobbs Pfeiffer. Schedule lists heats from 10:00 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. across A BU Dp B CU classes.
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Soda Bay
Clear Lake
Eddie West, Jr
Bud David
Modesto
Oakland
Frank Pentsi
San Francisco
Dick Hobbs
Jimil Pfeiffer
Sharp Park
Final decision on Melbourne for Olympics up
Paris news report on day one of the 40th International Olympic Congress with strong predictions Melbourne will host the 1956 Games despite criticism of Australian preparations. The IOC president Avery Brundage and many members oppose Melbourne, but most expect no site change with one year left. The IOC will meet June 13 to 17 as the congress’ highlight.
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Paris
Melbourne
Australia
Avery Brundage
United States
International Olympic Committee
Singleton Enters All star Lineup For Monday Tilt
Seattle pitcher Elmer Singleton will replace Larry Jansen in the all star game against the San Diego Padres. Los Angeles catcher Jim Fanning will replace Ray Orteig, with umpires Cecil Carlucci home plate Gordon Ford at first Pat Orr at second and Emmett Ashford at third.
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SAN Francisco
Allstar
San Diego Padres
Claire W. Good
Seattle
Elmer Singleton
Larry Jansen
Goodwin
Los Angeles
Jim Fanning
Ray Orteig
Cecil Carlucci
Gordon Ford
Pat Orr
Emmett Ashford
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