Eddie Joost to lead Examiner Baseball School in Ukiah
Baseball great Eddie Joost and fellow Bay Area stars will join the Examiner Baseball School staff at Anton Stadium Ukiah. The free clinic runs June 24 from noon to 6 p.m. for boys 8 and up with sessions for Little Leaguers, Pony and Colt age groups, plus a chance to try out for the Northern California All-Star team for older teens.
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Mission Reds
Philadelphia Athletics
San Francisco
Ukiahts Anton Stadium
Joost
San Francisco Seal
Don Dempsey
Pittsburgh ‘Pirates
Joe Sprinz
San Francisco Seals
Milt Axt
Poly High
Pony
Colt
Legion
Dempsey
Sprint
Pacific ‘Coast
Axt
Examiner Baseball School
Examiner Baseball
San Rafael
Vallejo
Ukiah Daily Journal Masthead and notices
The fragment shows the Ukiah Daily Journal Inc with B A Cober as president and publisher, RE F Gerber as vice president and advertising director, George Hunter as managing editor. It lists address at 164 East Standley Street Ukiah Mendocino County California and notes second class matter dating from April 23 1929 along with telephone, subscription rates by mail and carrier and single copy price.
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Kiah Daily Journal
B. A. Cober
RE. F. Gerber
Geo. Hunter
Ukiah Daily Journal, Inc
East Standley Street
Ukiah
Mendocino County
California
Giants Halt Dodgers as Cepeda Hits No. 10
San Francisco Giants outslug the Dodgers 7-3 led by Orlando Cepeda's 410 foot homer and Willie McCovey and Ed Bailey RBIs. Don Larsen earned the win in relief over Billy Pierce, while Los Angeles drops to two games back as the Cubs Phillies Mets and others win.
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Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Bailey
Alvin Dark
Cepeda
Orlando
Ron Petranoski
Don Larsen
Billy Pierce
Larsen
Avalks
Jim Gilliam
Gilliam
Avas
Stan Landes
Houston Ace Really Has His Best Stuff
Houston Colts left handed reliever Hal Woodeshick is described as possibly the best in the majors, with a 0.95 ERA. Manager Harry Craft cites his improved control after adding a slip pitch and curve, shedding 25 pounds from 220 to 195, and moving from the minors to the major league bullpen.
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Houston
UPI
Houston Colts
Hal Woodeshick
Colt
Harry Craft
Woodeshick
Cubs
Geeral
Paul" Richards
Colts
Oklahoma City
Missouri Tigers poised for Texas clash in NCAA tourney
In Omaha Missouri hosts Texas in a high profile NCAA baseball round. Sophomore Keith Weber dazzled with a six hit 6-0 win over Holy Cross to push the Tigers into the winners bracket. Charley Hartstein and Texas prepared to throw against the Longhorns as the tourney action continued across the region.
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Texas
Keith ‘Weber
Misson
Holy Cross
Weber
Tigers
Charley Hartenstein
Longhorns
California
Braicket
Arizona
Penny State
Florida State
Seminoles
Western’ Michigan
Jim Nichols
Ariziia
al Thomas
Penn State
Dick Noe
Western Michigan
Lee Salo
Don Riedl
Pete ‘Hillman
Duane White
Southern Cal
Napa JC Ace Faces Merchants In Night Game
Napa Junior College pitcher Don Robinson will start for the Napa Merchants against the Ukiah Merchants in a hoped first night baseball game at Anton Stadium. Last week Cloverdale cancelled the opener and Brad Shear apologized for late gate notification. Merchants have won three of five, with Tommy Holmes set to counter Robinson.
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Napa Junior College
Don Robinson
Anton
Napa Merchants
Ukiah Merchants
Merchants
Cloverdale
Brad Shear
Shear
Robinson
Tommy Holmes
Washington's Huskies set to defend Intercollegiate title
Washington's unbeaten crews head to Onondaga Lake for the 61st Intercollegiate Rowing Association championships. Huskies varsity eight favored with defending champ Connell, plus undefeated junior varsity and freshmen. California varsity and JV also arrive, after narrowly losing to Washington in spring sprint.
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Syracuse
N. Y
UPI
University of Washington
Washington
University of California
Golden Bears
Dolphi Dolphins Seek Older Swimmers for Summer Comeback
Ukiah Dolphins coachers Steve Casperson and Dick Early urge older swimmers to return this summer as the team, short of seasoned athletes, appeals to 13 to 18 year olds and even younger girls. Newcomers include the Rockwood family from New Hampshire with siblings ages 15, 13, 11, 7, and twins Neal and another 7.
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Ukiah Dolphins
Steve’ Casperson
Dick Early
Ricky ‘Gleland
Sheila ‘Solomon
Pam Sievens
Terry
Lawson
Victor Aagaard
Rockwood
Marcia
Jane
Laura
John
Neal
New Hampshire
Mets Pitcher Ends His Victory Drouth
New York Mets pitcher Tracy Stallard earned his first major league win since September 3, 1961, beating the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 2 in seven innings. It was his first complete game in the majors, and he noted he hadn’t won in two years.
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Mets
Drouth
NEW York
UPI
Tracy Stallard
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
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