Giants Open 13Game Home Stand With Losses To Phillies
The San Francisco Giants, 1.5 games behind leaders, start a 13 game home stand at Seals Stadium after back-to-back 7-5 and 6-3 defeats by Philadelphia. Eddie Bressoud error, Gene Freese three-run homer, and Humberto Robinson win for Phils set tone. Orlando Cepeda and Willie Kirkland homers pace Giants, but-unraveled eighth inning miscues cost them both games. Pirates’ Elroy Face later shines in relief, boosting them toward pennant potential.
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Patterson Batters Foes in Sparring
Floyd Patterson pounds the ring in Chatham to preempt Ingemar Johansson's secret workouts. Patterson claims six knockdowns in three rounds set a training camp record, while manager Cus D'Amato admits staging secret sparring for past foes. Johansson, training in Gosinger New York, has not posted a legitimate knockdown in 44 sparring rounds.
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Jaycees win in North Little Loop leaders maintained
Box and Tollini powered by four doubles in nine hits and a freak play at third base fueled a 30 2 rout of Ukiah Cleaners to stretch their lead at the halfway point in North Little League. Ukiah Jaycees edged Lions Club 3 2 in extra innings as Pugh and McGuffin sparked the comeback.
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Kim Josse
Jan Williams
Steve Ward
Jimmy Brown
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Scott Dalzell
Starry Parducci
Rick Moon
Women’s Golf News: Ukiah match play and foursomes
The note outlines a three week Tuesday TK hole match play starting June 6 at the Ukiah liquor store, plus a Bones 9 hole tournament conducted similarly. On June 18 two ball foursomes begin at five, with encouragement to participate or bring non players as caddies for a no host dinner. foursomes are formed on arrival.
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Carl Johnson Made All Northern California Team
Fleet-footed center fielder Carl Johnson earned selection to the All Northern California baseball team by the San Francisco X-aiminer. Johnson starred for Ukiah, leading in doubles and triples with a strong hitting line while contributing to Ukiah’s continued unbeaten run.
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Hogan and Snead End Open Dream in Mud at Mamaroneck
In brutal mud at the U S Open in Mamaroneck, Ben Hogan and Sam Snead saw their bid for a fifth Open title fade as Bill Casper, Mike Souhak, and Bob Rosburg closed in. Hogan, 46, and Snead, a West Virginia standout, failed to seize the moment while Casper collapsed from a late surge.
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Bob Rosburg
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Fuzzy Moulder Signed by Giants to Hastings transfer
Ukiah high school star Fuzzy Moulder, a southpaw with a 13‑0 record in 1956-57 and 1959, signed with the San Francisco Giants. He heads to Hastings in the Class 1 Nebraska League under scout Ed Montague after a strong season, with a natural screwball and noted speed and control.
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Marysville
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Standings and results from major leagues with scattered scores
National League standings show Milwaukee atop with 34 wins and 23 losses while Pittsburgh sits at 29 and 524. Results include Pittsburgh 5 Los Angeles 3 and Milwaukee 4 Chicago 2 among multiple interleague games. American League listings show Chicago Cleveland Detroit and Boston with varied records and multiple day results. RBI leaders include Banks Cubs and Aaron Braves with 85 and 53 respectively.
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