Del Ennis Sets Mark as Cardinals Win Streak Grows
Del Ennis slugged a three run homer off Robin Roberts as the St. Louis Cardinals extended their winning streak to eight. Stan Musial set a National League record with 823 consecutive games. Other NL results saw Brooklyn over Milwaukee 11-9, Pittsburgh over Cincinnati 4-3 in 10, and the Giants 4-3 over the Cubs. In the AL, the White Sox led by five after a 7-6 win over the Yankees while the Indians beat the Red Sox 6-1. Detroit topped Baltimore 4-2 and Washington swept a twin bill 3-2 after KC won the opener 5-3.
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Akins Beats Byars In TV Welter Bout Fans Rally Behind Byars
Virgil Akins of St Louis won a unanimous decision over Walter Byars in a 10 round bout at City Arena Norfolk drawing boos from fans who backed Byars. Akins, now 6 straight wins and ranked fourth, called for a title shot against Tony DeMarco who narrowly defeated Byars last month.
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Ukiah Rexall Drug Sells Promised Athletes Foot Remedy
An advertisement touts a five day treatment for athletes foot with a fast drying formula. It promises instant relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The offer is available today at Ukiah Rexall Drug with a 40 cent price.
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Pony and NBB Leagues Sponsor Saturday Car Wash
The Pony and National Boys' Baseball Leagues sponsor a car wash this Saturday June 15 at Bartolomel Texaco Service Station State and Seminary from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Proceeds go to the leagues with volunteers assisting. old-timer game planned for July and contact details for Skid Scudero and Harry Hildebrand.
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Stalwart Stan Musial Extends NL Games Record
In Philadelphia the St Louis Cardinals first baseman Stan Musial tied and then broke the National League record with his 823rd consecutive game. He beat Gus Suhr’s 822 on Wednesday night and recalled Suhr as a childhood hero. A telegram from Gus Suhr congratulated him and wished him the 3,000 hit milestone.
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Atkinson in 2nd Game With Texaco
The Bartolomei Texaco Nine undefeated in first half play clinch the half title by edging Masonite 4 to 2 at Mendocino State Hospital. Bartolomei also go by Barbero Truck Lines this year, while Guy F. Atkinson Company sits in third and eyes the second half. Tonight Giorno Park hosts two top clashes as Atkinson seeks revenge on Texaco and Barbero vs Masonite precedes it.
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Musial Leads NL Balloting in All Star Return
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals tops the National League voting in the first poll results announced by Ford C. Frick. Musial leads at first base with 12 485 votes after a 823rd consecutive game, while Willie Mays trails in center field and Frank Robinson and Ed Bailey top the other early positions. Voting continues nationwide with balloting for teams closing June 27.
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Man) Musial
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Padres Top Pacers to Break .500 Mark in PCL Action
San Diego Padres climb above .500 for the first time in Pacific Coast League play by beating Los Angeles 3-1 behind Jim Grant's four-hit effort and 13 strikeouts. Preston Ward homered in the sixth to cap the Padres' lead as Vancouver and San Francisco slide further in the race.
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Campanella Ranks NL Catcher Homer Record Breaker
Brooklyn Dodgers catcher Roy Campanella becomes the greatest homer hitting catcher in National League history with his 237th career homer in the seventh inning of a 7 2 loss to the Milwaukee Braves. He had tied Gabby Hartnett for the record. Yogi Berra holds the major league mark of 244 homers by a catcher.
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Relic Returns as 79 Weapons Turn in During Amnesty
Police Commissioner Stephen Kennedy says 79 dangerous weapons were surrendered in the first nine days of a month long amnesty. The lot includes a World War I machinegun.
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Alameda Next Fee For Ukiah Women After Chico Loss
The Ukiah Satans lost to the Chocoettes 13 to 9 despite out hitting them 10 to 7. Errors in the fourth and fifth frames led to a flood of runs and the Ukiah team, paced by Sharron Britton Rosiland Luchessi Evie Ringstrom and Sharron Heiberger, collected two hits each. Next they play Alameda Peppers in Oakland on June 22 and host Kushin Shoe-Flys of Santa Rosa on June 28.
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Macias Confident Ahead of Bantamweight Title Bout
Raul Macias prepares for a 15 round world bantamweight bout with Dommy Ursua of the Philippines in San Francisco. Macias plans a controlled fight, weighing about 117 pounds against Ursua’s 116, with aim to unify titles and challenge Alphonse Halimi of France.
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Raton) Macias
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Golden Bears Win 1-0 Pitcher's Home Run Clinches 2nd NCAA Title
Cal's George Sterling delivered a fifth inning homer and later a line drive triple to score Bernie Kelly, giving the Golden Bears a 1-0 victory over Penn State in the College World Series final. Emery of Penn State pitched well but took the loss. Sterling earned MVP-like control with five strikeouts.
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Ukiah Daily Journal Masthead and pricing details
The Ukiah Daily Journal lists staff names including B Alcob er, Ed Halcomb, and Ivey as city editor. It notes publication daily except certain holidays from 164 East Standley Street Ukiah California and provides subscription rates of one year nine dollars six months five dollars and per month one dollar with a ten cent per copy price.
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