Potter Valley Ukiah high school sports trimmed by tax shortfall
Two districts face budget cuts after failed tax measures. Potter Valley preserves varsity football for now but Potter Valley and Ukiah cut freshman, jayvee, baseball and other programs for 1963-64. Ukiah cancels freshman and junior level basketball and baseball. golf survives only with private funding. track and certain minimal costs remain.
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Anton Stadium
NBL
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McCovey and Marichal Deliver Giants 3-0 Triumph
Giants ace Juan Marichal pitched seven hits and no walks to beat the Dodgers 3-0, raising his record to 9-3 and ending Drysdale’s dominance. Willie McCovey crushed a three-run homer in the sixth inning, backing the right-hander as San Francisco moved atop the NL standings with Bob Gibson and Cardinal teammates contributing in other NL action.
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Fred Down
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Juan Marichal
Marichal
Giants
Jpitcher
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
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Drysdale
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Bues
Cardinals
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Houston Colts
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Boston Red Sox
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Cleveland Indians
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Kansas City Athletics
Los Angeles Angels
Bob Gibson
Cardins
Don Sehwall
Bill White
Dick Groat
Bob Aspromonte
Houston
Hal Woodeshick
Woodeshick
Ukiah Women's Golf Club Names 1963 First Flight Champion
Ruby Leek defeats Irene Rea to claim the 1963 First Flight title at Ukiah Women s Golf Club. Doris Gilmer leads last week’s 18-hole play with a 79 net, followed by Isabel Smith 80 and Lorraine Foster 81. Nine-hole winner Mildred Carlson carded 36. Low gross 71 by Dede Finn. low net 49 by Vivi Bones. 52 nets shared by Ardhie Clarke and Lorraine Foster. Special prizes awarded to Marie Langley 53 net and Jane Scott Isabel Smith 57 for handicaps 30 plus in eclectic play. Nine-hole eclectic won by Helen Hamson 32. Rita Cole 31. Next week’s play titled Count Your Putts. Hostess Vi Casteel.
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Ruby Leek
Ukiah Women's Golf Club
Irene Rea
Doris Gilmer
Isabel Smith
Lorraine Foster
Gertrude Reid
Aith
Mildred Carlson
Dede Finn
Vivi Bones
Ardhie Clarke
Marie Langley
Jane Scott
Helen Hamson
Rita Cole
Vi Casteel
Dolores Johnson
Jean Jenson
Rita Cale
Myra Smart
Weber Buick
League Leaders Runs Batted In National and American Leagues
National League leaders include Robinson of the Reds with 44 RBIs followed by H Aaron of the Braves with 42 and Boyer and White of the Cardinals with 41. Falou and Cepeda of the Giants have 40. American League leaders feature Kaline of the Tigers with 45, Wagner of the Angels and Allison of the Twins with 41, Nicholson of the White Sox with 38, and Robinson of the White Sox with 37. Pitching leaders show McBean of the Pirates 6-1, Maloney of the Reds 9-2, O Toole of the Reds 10-3 in the National League. In the American League Stock of the Orioles 5-0, Radatz of the Red Sox 5-1, Roland of the Twins 4-1, Horlen of the White Sox 4-1, Bouton of the Yankees 7-2, Fischer of the Athletics 7-2.
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Kaline
Tigers
Wagner
Angels
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White Sox
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Pirates
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Dodgers
O'Toole
Stock
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Yanks
Fischer
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Warner
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Battey
Stuart Red Sox
Is This the Last Time for Sam Snead in Open
Sam Snead, 51, contends with fading Open chances yet returns for another shot at the U S Open. He carded 69 71 140 to qualify at Old Oaks and Century courses in Purchase New York ahead of Brookline Massachusetts June 2022 finishing with 140. Bets on Snead’s bid note tough field and strong rivals as veterans chase the title.
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Sam
Aegain
Snead
Century
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N.Y
Brookline
Mass
West Virginia
Don Pinsterwald
Clovernook Country Club
Cincinnati
Fred Wampler
St. Louis
Indiana Hills Country Club
Kansas City
Gardiner Dickinson
Detroit Golf Club
Westchester
Bob Schoener
Bethlehem
New York
Jim Ferrier
Jim Turnesa
Bob Toski
Jerry Steelsmith
Don Whitt
Bill Collins
Bo Wininger
Ken Venturi
George Knudson
Lew Worsham
Pittsburgh
Jerry Barber
Bakersfield
Calif
Shelly Mayfield
Fort Worth
Ed Furgol
Sexport
Pennsylvanian Schoener
Ukiah Club to Honor Chef Known for Steaks at Meeting
Tomorrow at 7, Ukiah Men's Golf Club hosts a special awards event at the Municipal Club House. Tom Goforth, nicknamed the Wolf in Chef's Clothing, will be the cook for the night as the club unveils a first time honor amid a dinner featuring steaks.
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Ukiah Men's
Tom Goforth
Independents Stay Undefeated in Ukiah Softball League
Independents remain unbeaten as they edge LDS 7-4 to finish the first round 3-0. In the other game at Giorno Park Merlocine State Hospital outlasted Masonile 17-15 in Tuesday Thursday league play.
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Ukiah Valley
LDS
Giorno Park
Merlocine State
Hospital
Masonile
Raiders Add Coach To Their '63 Staff
Oakland California United Press International reports former pro footballer Charles Sumner was named defensive backfield coach for the Oakland Raiders. Sumner, 32, played four seasons with the Chicago Bears and two with the Minnesota Vikings, and was an assistant at William and Mary during spring practice.
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UPI
Charles Sumner
Oakland Raiders
Sumner
Chicago Bears
Minnesota Vikings
William and Mary College
Weatherford and Rogers Share Medal Honors
Weatherford and Rogers lead early in Ukiah Men's Golf Club championship with weathered rounds in the medalist 70s. The event begins this week with six flights, full capacity, and expected hot competition as Frank Weatherford and Elmer Rogers top the initial scoring.
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Ukiah
Frank, Weatherford
Elmer Rogers
Crucial Softball Tilts Set Tonight in Ukiah Valley
The Ukiah Valley softball season opens with two key games on Giorro diamond at 8 p.m. The Independents, 15-3 vs Masonite and 18-5 vs MSH, face the unbeaten LDS team that edged MSH 3-2 and Masonite 14-10. Also at 6 p.m. Masonite vs Mendocino State Hospital. Swordfish marlins are clocked at 58 mph.
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Ukiah Valley
Giorro Diamond
Masonite
Mendocino State Hospital
MSH
LDS
Ortiz Loses WBA Lightweight Title Amid Controversy
The WBA stripped Carlos Ortiz of the lightweight crown at a Miami Beach convention amid dispute with manager Daly and promoter offers described as peanuts. Ortiz, who won the title from Joe Brown in 1962, defended twice since, including a KO of Teruo Sasaki in Tokyo and a 13th round victory over Vaillant in San Juan. Anthony Petronella questioned the action and proposed a hearing. Larson was asked to postpone the matter pending review.
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Doug Vaillant
San Juan
Anthony Petronella
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Petronella
Larson
San. ‘Juan
Joé Brown
Japan
Teruo Kosaka
Tokyo
Kaye
Vaillant
San Juana
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