Fists Fly as Braves Rally for First Place Lead
Milwaukee bursts into first place in the National League behind an 8-5 win over the Dodgers as Ted Williams belts a record spree and two Braves teammates homer. A fight erupts between Milwaukee and Brooklyn after a Blake pitch, with fans and players rushing the field.
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Milton Richman
Wiliams
Red Sox
Indians
Detroit
Baltimore
Jack Urban
Kansas City
Washington
Pirates
Redlegs
Giants
Cubs
Phils
Cardinals
Carl Sawatski
Milwaukee
Bok
Trowbridge
Bill Bruton
Braves
Gino
Cimoli
Brooklyn
Little Leaguers Parade Through Ukiah Tomorrow
Ukiah residents will see about 200 Little Leaguers marching in uniforms along W Henry Street, beginning near Spitt Avenue and moving toward Belial Street. The parade promotes local leagues with plans for a larger turnout as more than two dozen teams participate in the day’s events.
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Tndne
Eversule
W. Henry Street
Spitsary
Avenue
Atten
Uitighns
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Bihners
Baseball Flag Races at Glance
To prevent sheets from catching and tearing on bad springs, stick adhesive tape around the corners of the springs and wherever there are sharp projections.
Ukiah Golf Club braces for July 4 championship rounds
First round play opens tomorrow with eight golfers in the championship flight and three other flights amid scratch and handicap fields. Defending champ Gordon Hill eyes another title as Andy Toyly and Chet Armstrong vie in early rounds. Hole in One contest runs July 4 to 7 with a $50 prize and top closers to pin prizes.
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Ukiah Golf Club
Bob Whitaker
Ukiah Gell Club
Gordon Hill
Lloyd Pierson
Till. Hill
Fierson
Chet Armstrong
Armstrong
Joe Stoddard
Andy Toyly
Toyly
Kieth Prayn
Ernie Banker
Bob Boohar
Ukiah Fans Eye Bantam Title Bout In San Francisco
About a dozen Ukiah boxing fans plan to see Dommy Ursua challenge Raul Macias in a 15 round bantamweight title bout at the Cow Palace San Francisco The match may end quickly if Ursua follows his usual aggressive style though Macias remains the favored champion The fight draws attention as both fighters promise action with tickets available at the door and the arena seating over 16000
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Cow Palace
San Francisco
Dommy Ursua
Raul Macias
Mexico
el Presidente
Ursua
Rocky Marciano
New York
Macias
Harry Falk
Ukiah
Falk
Ursun
Mounties Lose Ground in PCL Season
Vancouver Mounties fell from the league lead in the Pacific Coast League after a 9-2 loss to Hollywood on Thursday night. San Francisco widened its gap while Los Angeles and Seattle also won, leaving the Mounties one and a half games behind the Seals and ahead of only Hollywood in the standings.
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W. L. Petch
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington Pacific Coast
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Francisco
Vancouver
Hollywood
Los Angeles
San Dieg
Seattle
Portland
Sacramento
San Francisco
Gachiente
Satyike
Don Thackrey
United Press
Vancouver Mounties
Mounties
Seals
San Diego
Canadian Boxers Clash Tonight in Televised 11-Round Bout
Detroit sports desk reports Tony Anthony faces Canada’s Yvon Durelle in an 11 round match televised nationally. Anthony must win to stay in contention for a world light heavy title shot.
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Detroit
Tony Anthony
Canada
Yvon Durelle
Pony NBB Car Wash Supports Ukiah League Programs
Local car wash organized by Pony League and National Boys Baseball fundraisers runs tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Bartolomei Texaco, State and Seminary. Volunteers wash cars to fund travel for about 100 Pony League players ages 13 to 16 and to cover hosting costs for the District tournament in Ukiah August 9 to 11.
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Ukiah Pony
Bartolomel Texaco
Pony and
NBB
California
State and Seminary
Angling Notes From Noyo to Pillsbury and Beyond
Salmon fishing flourished off Noyo and Fort Bragg with limits in the thirty pound class and ample bottom fish, while blue gills and trout feature in Blue Lake and Russian River reports. It notes calmer seas expected for a weekend, lure tips, and a cautionary tale about rattlesnakes near streams, with a ranger quip about cars being more dangerous.
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Fort Bragg
Lake Pillsbury
Pres
Pillsbury
Orin Port
Pillsbury Dam
Velveeta Row
Blue Lake
Cake Rock
Potter Valley
Cake Rock Hole
Rattler
NCAA Track Opens Today With Key Misses
The 36th national collegiate track championships begin in Austin as UCLA and Southern California miss the meet due to NCAA probation. Defending champ Bobby Morrow leads Abilene Christian in sprint events amid a strong field. several 1956 champions return in their specialties.
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ED Fite
United Press
Austin
Tex
UCLA
Southern Carolnia
USC
Bob Weiles
Doug Maijala
Max Truex
Bahka
Rafer Johnson
Russ Ellis
Duke
Dave Sime
Bobby Morrow
Abilere Christian
Ohio State
Glenn Davis
Washington
Terry Tobacco
Oklahoma A&m
J. W. Mashburn
Oregon
Jim Bailey
Morrow
Villanova
Ron Delaney
Phil Reavis
North Carolina College
Lee Calhoun
Indiana
Gregg Bell
Manhattan
Ken Bantam
Occidental
Bob Gutowski
Aubrey Lewis
Notre Dame
Selwyn Jones
Michigan State
Ford Takes Early Open Lead In Second Round
Doug Ford, fastest on the PGA tour this year, opened a clear lead in the U S Open second round with a 71 to reach 140 total. Jim Demaret and Chick Harbert shared the first round lead, while Ben Hogan withdrew due to neuralgia. many contenders remained within striking distance as play continued in Inverness.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
Toledo
Ohio
Doug Ford
Ford
Jimmy Demard
Chick Harbert
Harbert
Demaret
Sinc Harbert
Northville
Mien
Julius Boros
Ken Venturi
Bud Ward
Billy Joe Patton
Dick Mayer
Billy Maxwell
Bo Wininger
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Sammy Snead
Williams Tops in All Star Voting for 1957 Game
New York AP Williams of the Red Sox leads AL left field with 15 255 votes in the first cumulative totals for the 1957 All Star game. Mantle of the Yankees is second with 14 755 votes for center field. Musial tops NL with 12 485 votes. Voting closes June 27.
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NEW York
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Ford C. Frick
Williams
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
Frick
Mantle
Yogi Berra
Yankees
Harvey Kuenn
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Nellie Fox
Chicago White Sox
Kaline
Jackie Jensen
Red Sox
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Braton
Logan
Drysdale
White Sox
Larry Duby
Art Ditmar
Duby
Ditmar
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Bil Skéwror
Enos Slaughter
Yanks
Walt Dropo
Doby
Tigers
Ray Moore
Charley Maxwell
J. W. Porter
Urban
Disney
Denver
Rob Cory
Harry Simpson
Hee Lopez
Joe DeMaestri
A's
Gene Baker
Bill Mazeroski
Bob Friend
Don Hoak
Whitey Lockman
Ray Jablonski
Red Schoendienst
Phil Wes
Ukiah Motor Sales
State Street
Ukiah, California
Ralph Cole
Jim Maher
Bob Craudo
Don Druliner
Horace Fahrney
Art Thornton
Jack Wegesser
Don Bones
Bill Clarke
Jack Clarke
Jim Massengill
Chief Walden
Ruel Stickney
Craig Bosworth
Bud Johnson
Mario Trenanelli
Ward Briggs
Bob Roberts
Ray van Osten
Larry Sandberg
Claude Bill Foster
Mario Savorini
Val Eittrem
Archie Reid
Claude Johns
Fred Klink
Bill Mellis
Gus Schumacher
Banker
Kayo
Glenn Erickson
Rod and
ED. Groves
NCAA
Jean Harlan
Stephen Harlan
Jackie Burke
Peter Thomson
Cary Middlecoff
Harvie Ward
Fred Hawkins
Roberto DiVicenzo
Jack Fleck
Frankie Stranahan
Gene Littler
Longhitting
George Bayer
Ed Oliver
Walt Burkemo
Ed Furgol
Jerry Barber
Shelley Mayfield
Johnny Revolta
Dutch Harrison
Ted Krol
Arnold Palmer
George Fazio
Sedars
Mississippi
Mendocino
Wioter Salea
Studebaker
Dodge
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South State
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