Dinner guest Walter Mails to speak at Ukiah Methodist event
Former Brooklyn and Cleveland hurler Walter Mails, a popular Giants front office figure, will headline a Ukiah Methodist Church dinner on June 24. The event at 6:30 p.m. in the Social Hall invites Ukiah church men’s clubs and boys and local youth leagues, with tickets 1.50 for children and 2.00 for adults. reservations due by June 28.
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Hogan and Snead Lead Thunderbird Classic Field
Ben Hogan and Sam Snead headline the Thunderbird Classic opening with 138 pros and amateurs at Westchester Country Club. Snead shoots 67 in pro-am to pool $775. Hogan aims for form ahead of a hoped Open title, joining Boros, Nicklaus and Palmer among top contenders in the 72‑hole event.
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Connally Plans Hammer Competition in St Louis and Frankfurt
Hal Connally world record holder in hammer throw plans to leave his inland teaching job to compete in the AAU meet in St Louis June 21 22 to qualify for the US Russia track meet. He also aims to compete June 22 in St Louis and June 24 in Frankfurt Germany for the international meet, per Pasadena Athletic Association president Don Winton.
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Baseball scoreboard bulk line notes from games
Baseball round up lists several players and scores from both leagues. Names include Robinson Boyer Cepeda Alou O’Toole Perranoski McBean Maloney and O’Dell among others. Scores show Braves 47 Reds 45 and Giants 40 for Cepeda.
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Unique Aqua Cats Enter Boats in Highlands Races
Sailors prepare for the Clear Lake Highlands SBRA regatta featuring a wide array of small boat designs. California Aqua Cat group from Sunnyvale showcases fiberglass catamarans with speed claims while demonstrations are planned Saturday and Sunday.
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Tulelake Bill Aims to Shield 133000 Acres Refuge
Senate Interior Committee recommended passage of Kuchel’s Tule Lake Wildlife Refuge bill creating protection for 133000 acres in Modoc County. The measure preserves public lands in Clay Lake area and directs lease revenues to regional districts while ensuring waterfowl management and avoiding future land withdrawals.
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Davis Cup Hopefuls Open Against Iran
The United States Davis Cup team opens its 1963 campaign in Tehran against Iran in a best-of-five series. Eugene Scott faces Reza Akbari in the first singles, with Allen Fox up against Taeghi Akbari in the second. Iran competes for the second time. doubles on Friday feature Scott and Donald Dell against the Akbari brothers, with Dell slated to sub for Scott in later singles if the U.S. leads.
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More Than Forty-One Million Use Cars to Commute
The National Automobile Club reports that over 41 million men and women in the United States rely on automobiles for daily commuting to and from their jobs, highlighting the growing dependence on personal vehicles for work travel.
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Speedway season opener fallout spurs Ukiah drivers to return
Tomorrow night at the 12th District Fairgrounds Ukiah veteran Bob Neilson leads 134 point standings into a 90 lap main at Lakeport Speedway. Racing starts 8 30 p m with warmups. Promoter Bob Barkehimer expects a full field and several new cars as drivers chase top prizes and improve on last week’s muddy opener. Admission is 1 75 for adults 1 for students 13 to 16 50 cents for ages 6 to 12.
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Shannon Urges Cooperation on F G Problems
Santa Rosa. Walter T. Shannon director of the Department of Fish and Game urges closer cooperation between the public and government to ensure good progress for California outdoors. He warns growth of human population must not wipe out wildlife habitat or spoil outdoor resources and notes progress is seen differently by different people.
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Six Yanks Exempt From British Open Qualification
Six Americans are among 44 players exempt from qualifying for the 1959 British Open at Royal Lytham and St Anne’s July 10-12. Top names include Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, both prominent leaders on the U S tour, with other exemptions for Billy Casper and Cary…
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Bolin Delivers in Giants Win Over Cubs
San Francisco pitcher Bob Bolin, starting in relief, held the Chicago Cubs to two runs as Willie McCovey powered the Giants with a three run homer and a two run shot after Felipe Alou singled. The win snapped a stretch of NL action with the Dodgers and Cardinals also posting results, while the Braves blanked the Mets and Philadelphia beat St. Louis.
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Yankees Injuries Deflate Hopes Despite Standings Rise
New York column notes Yankees face heavy injuries with 27 players sidelined this season. Despite the setbacks, Detroit and other leaders remain within reach as the lineup battles through a rough stretch. The piece contrasts Yankee misfortune with other teams’ progress and hints at possible turning points later in the schedule.
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Boonville Rodeo Weekend Featuring Buckaroo Days
Boonville hosts Buckaroo Days with a Sunday rodeo at 2 p.m. at the Boonville arena and a Saturday western dance at 9 p.m. Proceeds support Mendocino County Fat Parade. a barbecue runs 1.50 per person Sunday from 12 to 2 p.m. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 0.50 for children. Stock promoter John Shore promises top saddle and bareback broncs and bulls.
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Pistons Hire Charley Wolf Plans Summer Camp
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Baseball Injuries and Comebacks Hit Team Morale
The text notes several players sustaining injuries during a game, including a strained ligament and a jaw wound saved with stitches. It mentions Tony Kubek and Jim Bouton, plus staff changes and a fireman’s failed comeback, leading to moves to the minors and a push for better results.
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