Baseball Night at Anton Stadium Pits Bartolomei Pupils Against Philly Rookies
Starter Question Manager Harry Bartolomei weighs Herb Tappin vs Tommy Holmes as tonight’s starter for the Spanish Mountain chiller at Anton Stadium. Ukiah’s likely opposing pitcher may be Dennis Cartier or Jim Haurte, with Larry Parducci possible. Bartolomei eyes weekend games versus Menlo Park Reds as his hitters strive for consistent power.
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San Mateo
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Icky
Hunt
Two Little League games produce 26 runs on four hits
Lions Club beat Box Plumbers 14-12 despite four hits by Lions and none for Box Plumbers. Police Association upset by Ukiah Cleaners 4 as Bruce Zimmerman hit a last inning homer. Pine Browns error plagued 15-11 loss to Chefs, while Masonite edged Sluggers 9-2 in extra seventh.
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Steve Lugger
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Robert Anderson
Steve Carpenter
George Johnson
Tommy Brooks
Marty Wallenburger
Talmage
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Terry Martin
Jerry Raines
Ancelotti
Joe Luiz
Mike Morrow
Wisconsin Wins Three Straight Big Ten Titles 1912 14
The report notes Wisconsin achieving a three consecutive Big Ten basketball championship run in 1912 13 and 14. It mentions Hunt batting .432 with Carlmont and leading in extra base hits before a road trip, and references Ukiah's Spanish Mountain Dons facing the Rockies for tough weekend competition.
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Purkey Knocks Giants as NL Stars Shine in Night of Record Pace
Cincinnati pitcher Bob Purkey improved to 11-1 with a no hit bid through six and beat the San Francisco Giants 3-0 on three hits. Sandy Koufax and Bob Gibson also dazzled with low run games as the Dodgers and Cardinals won, boosting NL stars toward the All Star game. Gunslinger Purkey’s pace, Koufax’s 3 hitter, and Gibson’s 12 strikeouts highlight a night of dominant pitching across the National League.
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Palmer Aims for Open title start at Oakmont
Arnold Palmer declared he felt one hundred percent as he and a field of 150 began the U S Open at Oakmont. Heavy rain reduced practice time for contenders and officials warned of possible delays while Palmer paired with Jack Nicklaus in early afternoon.
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Pikesville
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Bolt
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Snead
Leionel Hebert
Oregon Webfoots Poised To Lead NCAA Track Meet
Eugene Oregon reports that the University of Oregon Webfoots, led by star Harry Jerome and sprint threat Frank Budd, enter the NCAA track championships as favorites. USC Oregon State Villanova Abilene Christian rank as challengers. new event standards may trim entrants. Bowerman’s crew debuts elevated runways for broad jump and pole vault with innovative surfaces.
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Bill Bowerman
James of Scotland bans golf in March 1457
King James of Scotland decreed it unlawful to play golf during March 1457 to urge men to practice archery. The edict targeted golfers and aimed to boost military readiness amid ongoing conflicts.
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Feet Ache and Itch Warnings in Daily Foot Care Tips
An OCR fragment explains bones in the feet and suggests using T-4-L Solution for foot care. It mentions athlete's foot treatment, skin renewal, and prompt action within an hour at a Rexall drugstore.
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League Standings and Scores Night by City
Baseball standings show Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 0 Milwaukee 1 Los Angeles 2 St. Louis 6 Philadelphia 1 New York at Houston postponed in rain. Cleveland 4 Washington 1 second game night Boston 4 Baltimore 0 Kansas City 4 Chicago 3 Minnesota 4 Los Angeles 2 night.
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Chisago
Wall Jr. shoots 61 to lead Denver Open round
Denver Art Wall Jr. scorched the course with a 61 in the second round of the 1961 PGA Denver Open setting a low 1 over par record on the tour.
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Professional Golfers Association
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