Judy Bush to finish diploma in Hollywood after graduation
Judy Bush will not return to Ukiah for her high school commencement. She chose to remain in Hollywood to complete her diploma while pursuing acting work. She is featured on TV Star Parade magazine cover and is active in TV projects including a comedy adaptation with Virginia Fields.
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Spotlight Notes on Time, Bomb Fear, and Royal Visit
A collage of reflections on values, science fears, and public figures. Billy Graham warns hydrogen bomb could disrupt time, while biblical fire is cited as past destruction. A 74 year old killer appeals for freedom amid search for place in society. Rumors claim Prince Phillip and Queen Elizabeth may visit Canada next fall. A woman laments clothing options amid modern expectations.
Ukiah National Boys Baseball Team Receives Tournament Support
The guidance specifies teams travel and lodge as units and may stay together at one hotel. The organization will cover expenses for any Ukiah National Boys team to travel to Southern California tournaments if they qualify.
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Cleveland Pitcher Herb Score Out Until August
Cleveland pitcher Herb Score, sidelined by a severe eye injury since May 7, will be unable to return to action until at least August due to the medical prognosis and recovery timeline.
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Eight former champions test Inverness greens for U S Open
LEO H. PETERSEN reports from Toledo that eight former champions and 454 hopefuls tested Inverness Country Club greens ahead of the U S Open. Hogan, Sarazen, Snead, Middlecoff, Boros, Furgol and others are among favorites as prize money rises to 30 000 with first prize 7200.
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Brownie's Rally Falls Short in Little League Loss
Brownie's Market nine trailed Auto Dealers 9 0 after three innings then rallied to tie in the sixth, but a five run seventh inning doomed the comeback as Auto Dealers won 14 11. Reitzel fanned seven before fatigue set in and Johnny Gravis drilled a homer for the Auto Dealers. South Littl League standings show Brownie's Mkt 4 2 667 and Auto Dealers 9 3 500.
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Seals Win In Ith Inning On Renna Homer
San Francisco Seals top Sacramento 5 4 in 11 innings as Bill Renna hits a pinch hit homer in the 11th. Harry Malmberg earlier homered for the Seals who move a half game ahead in the Pacific Coast League. Hollywood Stars down Vancouver 9 3. Padres beat Angels 4 2. Portland blanks Seattle 9 0.
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Cal Golden Bears Nearer NCAA Title
California moved into the finals bracket of the NCAA World Series in Omaha as a strong title favorite after routing Iowa State 9-1. The Bears, unbeaten in the double elimination tourney, were to meet Penn State while Penn State edged Notre Dame to reach the finals berth. An eight run sixth inning powered the victory over Iowa State.
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Club Talmage Pounds Out Softball Victory
Club Talmage defeated Crawford Lumber 12 to 4 in Ukiah Valley softball last night. Roy Whittier homered, Tom Brown and Don Postoné along with Herb Tappin doubled, while F. Fears and M. McGrue each doubled. Hiram Campbell doubled and P. Jacobs had two stolen bases.
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Ukiah Cleaners Rally For North Little League Lead
Ukiah Cleaners beat the Palace Chefs 19 to 5 as Joey Jahn held the Chefs to four hits with 11 strikeouts at Potter Valley. Three Ukiah players had multiple hits including Jim Brown Jay McAllister and Jahn, while McAllister went 4 for 5 and Jahn 3 for 4. Box and Tollini edged Jaycees 4-2 at Talmage as White doubled twice and Mattson added a three hitter victory.
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Calcutta Dinner Set Tonight by Ukiah Golf Club
The Ukiah Golf Club hosts a 6 30 Calcutta dinner meeting tonight. First rounds of the club championship start Sunday. Tonight is the last clubhouse meeting until September. Dues of 10 dollars should be sent to Secretary treasurer Jack Wegeser before July 1.
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Boxers on TV Tonight In Norfolk Naval Review Week
Virgil Akins of St Louis versus Walter Byars of Boston headlines a 10 round welterweight bout telecast nationally by ABC as part of Norfolk heavy week long naval review. Akins is a 9-5 favorite with 5,600 expected to attend amid a busy local program of circus, ice show, jazz, ballet, folk dance, symphony and Grand Ole Opry events.
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Nehru to Visit Sudan for Two Day Trip
Indian Premier Jawaharlal Nehru will visit Sudan for two days starting July 12, according to the Egyptian Middle East News Agency.
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