Ukiah Opens With 13 Hits in five frames in win over Boonville
Ukiah Merchants beat Boonville Anderson Valley 13 hits in five frames led by Dan Gaffney two hitters with 17 strikeouts. Gaffney shut down Boonville, while Ukiah capitalized on errors and timely hitting to build a big lead, then held on for the win.
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Ukiah Merchants
Boonville
Anderson Valley
Dan Gaffney
Ukiah
Gaffney
Larry Parducci
Gloverdale Winserdale
Herve, Palartay
Jerah
Daly
Herb Tappin
Jan Williams
Pancho Whipple
Willis Hayes
Jay McAllister
Giants fall to Dodgers as Perry loses in Pittsburgh
The San Francisco Giants, coming off a 2-1 defeat in Pittsburgh, head to Los Angeles to face the Dodgers and avenge their weak offense against Vernon Law. Law outdueled Gaylord Perry with a four-hitter, lifting Pittsburgh to a 2-1 win and dropping the Giants into fourth place. The Dodgers pulled ahead in the NL race with a doubleheader sweep by Walter Alston’s veteran core.
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Pittsburgh Upi
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles
Dodger
Vernon Law
Pittsburgh
Gaylord Perry
Law
Virdon
Hal Lanier
San Francisco
Walter Alston
Dodgers
New York Mets
Johnnny Podrés
Wally Moon
Jim Gilliam
Johnny Rosebord
Ron
Gilliam
Roseboro
Claude Osteen
Ron Pertanoski
Ron Swoboda
Mets
Milwaukee Braves
St. “Louis
Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Minnesota
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Asas City
Gene Oliver
Wade Blas Nga
Braves
Hydroplane Driver Crushed and Killed in Gold Cup Regatta
HOPEWELL Va UPI A Virginia hydroplane driver was killed Sunday when a former national champion's boat roaring up at 80 miles an hour crushed him Homer I Bland 30 of Williamsburg Va died Calvert Cleveland Skeeter Johnson of Cambridge Md was slightly injured Johnson hospitalized with shock They were competing in the 16th annual Gold Cup regatta on the Appomattox River
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Hopewell
UPI
Virginia
Homer I. Bland
Williamsburg
Calvert Cleveland
Skeeter) Johnson
Cambridge
Johnson
Appomattox River
Ukiah to host West Stone Colt League title in season finale
Local baseball season opens with Sporting Goods facing Masonite at 6 30 tomorrow. Ukiah plans 6 30 and 8 30 p m games Thursday nights through the season with playoffs at 9 15 and the championship night at Ukiah. Lakeport and Pleasant View Dockery host later matches as Moe Cooper and Mel Sones guide youths. Ane Lange Brothers with Freddie Figg and Lakeport players join Al Figg’s coaching group.
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Anton
Bill Coli
Ukiah
BB ‘Sporting Goods
Masonite
Might
Pleasant View
Drokery
Lakeport
Mage Brothers
Oraise
Goaaenavhi
Ahs
Pest Indian Estes
Hae Panny
Nabors
Jim
Slack Vet
A] Ad de Sones Ad and Mel ‘Cooper Will ‘Work With Peanut ‘View
Mel Cooper
Ane Lange Brothers
Freddie’ Figg
al Figg
Pony League results preview before Anton Stadium doubleheader
Anton Stadium hosts Pony League action as the Ponies resume at 6 00 pm after graduation break. Palace defeats M and S 7 5 with Rogers Conners and Sten doubling. Chevrons wallop Antons 12 0 led by Nelson. several teams post wins and no hitters amid a flurry of doubles and triples.
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Anton Stadium
Palace
Mike Rogers
Jim Conners
John Sten
The
Doug Wilsey
JR Emigh
Dick—Thompson
Thompson
Chevrons
Antons
Nelson
Pete
Bruce Zimmerman
Jim Hal
Bob Babcock
Hutchins
Rafer Johnson Admitted To Memorial Hospital
Rafer Johnson Olympic decathlon champion of 1960 is listed in good condition at Memorial Hospital in Culver City California after being admitted last Saturday for back trouble. Officials say he is resting with no visitors or calls allowed and that the exact nature of the problem remains unclear.
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Culver City
Calif
UPT
Rafer Johnson
Memorial Hospital
Johnson
Rome
United Press International
Jonson
Ukiah Speedway Sparks Fly in Wild Saturday Races
Rival drivers Bill Deschamps and Bob Neilson front a chaotic night as damaged cars endanger the action. Rich Pocini and Jim Daniels battle through mechanical failures, while Campbell’s dash leads to a final with Lyndell and Robinson among notable entrants. Heat winners include Tom Harris over Ned Smiley and others. NASCAR rates resume at Ukiah Friday night.
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Bill Deschamps
Bob Neilson
Ukiah
Forbeat
Rich Pe Ocini
Esasefeer
Jim Daniels
Deake- Lyndell
Ina foliFti
Néat Foc
Ttt Robisiin
Finkkhied
Ahiall
Deschamps
Tom Harris
Ned Smiley
Gar
Rich Polk
Dick Cantor
Nascar
Ukiah Valley Men's Softball League Opens Season
Ukiah Valley Men's Softball League begins play Tuesday at Giorno Park with Guild Wines vs Masonite at 7 p.m. El n Lou's Roost meets Ukiah Electric Laundry at 9 p.m. Tom Piver is chief umpire. Schedule is double round robin ending July 22 with playoffs possible. Managers named for Guild Wines Dennis Lucchesi and El n Lou's Ray Whetstone. Masonite led by ington. Public encouraged to enjoy evenings watching games on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Ukiah Valley
Giorno Park
Jim Hubbs
Laying Back Pays Off in Racing Win
Marvin Panch rode a late surge in the Dixie 400 at Atlanta to win his second straight stock car race, laying back as front runners dropped out and finishing four seconds ahead of Darel Dieringer in a 1964 Mercury. Ned Jarrett chased in third, driving the defending champion’s Ford, the same car used with A. J. Foyt for a recent Atlanta victory.
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Atlanta
Marvin Panch
Panch
Darel Dieringer
Mercury
Dieringer
Ned. Jarrett
Chamberlain Fined by NBA Over Article Criticism
New York report states Wilt Chamberlain was fined 750 by the National Basketball Association for his article My Life in which he faced criticism from NBA President Walter Kennedy. The NBA said the piece contained inaccurate facts and conclusions based on a faulty premise. Chamberlain had considered legal action. no action was taken at the time.
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New: York
Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Britis
NBA
Walter Kennedy
Monterey Once Capital of California Two Centuries Ago
The National Automobile Club reports that Monterey served as the capital of old California about two centuries ago, highlighting its historic status in early state history.
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Monterey
Old
California
The
National Automobileé Club
Tigers Lefty Hank Aguirre Wins on the 13th Again
No 13 appears again in Hank Aguirre's win tally as the Detroit lefthander earns his seventh victory of the season. He defeated the Kansas City Athletics on April 13, the Washington Senators on May 13, and the Minnesota Twins on Sunday.
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Bob ‘Purkey
Braves
Chris Krug
Ron “Santo
Cal Koonce
Cubs
Reds
Joby
Jay
Frank Robbinson
Reed
Billy Williams
Chris Short
White Sox
New York Yankees
First Bdsemian
Skowton
Washington Senators
Minnesota Twins
Pete Richert
Skowron
Floyd—Robinson
Sox
Hoyt Wilhelm
Senators
Bruce Howard
Richert
Hank Aguirre
Hom
Tigers
Twins
Bob Allison
Guirre
Harmon Kilebrew
Joe Nossek
Aguirre
Detroit
UPI
Hank_Aguirre
Detroit Tiger
Kansas City Athletics
Minuiesota
Jimmy Clark Back At Head of Class
FRANCORGHAMPS Belgium United Press International Scotlands Sunny Clark is back at the head of the world driving standings after winning the Belgian Grand Prix. The victory nets Clark nine points for a total of 18 to 25 for Graham Hill and 11 for Jackie Stewart.
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Francorghamps
Belgium
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