Medico Tour Drinks Honor for Irene Rea and Carolyn Gerber
Arch Reid presented Medico trophies to Irene Rea winner of the 18 hole players event and to Carolyn Gerber runner up. Jane Scott was runner up in the 18 hole category with Anton as winner in the hole play. Irene Hardy hosted the day and golf balls were given to Helen Hamson and Shirley Jordan for blind bogey.
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Madico Drugs
Medico
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MD Aptton
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Rea
Jane Scott
Journal
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Arch Reid
Irene Rea
Mid Anton
Irene Hardy
Helen Hamson
Shirley Jordan
Mona Fahrney
Gladys Stickney
Glifton Gailey
Isabell Smith
Phyllis Maher
Dede Finn
Vivi Bones
Clifton Gailey
Pine-Browns Top Police Association 5-2 in Friday Win
Pine-Browns defeated Police Association 5-2 as Pere Grina earned the win with five strikeouts and three walks. Ken Hubbard took the loss for Police, who benefited from seven walks off Hubbard and reliever Clary. R Deering and R Anderson drove in runs for Pine-Browns, while Heath and several others also contributed RBI in a tightly contested five-hit victory.
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Peregrina
Ken Hubbard
Hubbard
Clary
R. Deering
R. Anderson
J. March
Heath
S. Norton
Police
Giants Duel Reds as Hart Lifts Giants to Win
San Francisco trails Philadelphia by eight games then faces Cincinnati in pursuit of a fourth straight victory. Jim Hart redeemed himself with a ninth inning run producing single that drove in Willie McCovey, while Billy O’Dell earned the win in relief. Cincinnati built early 2-0 lead behind Deron Johnson as Willie Mays tied it in the home half with a single, and Cap Peterson’s eighth inning two-run triple helped Giants seize a 6-3 lead. The Reds rallied but Hart’s miscue allowed the Reds to stay alive before Giants relief pitchers secured the win.
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UPI
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Philadelphia Phillies
Anight
Cincinnati Reds
Jack Sanford
John Tsitouris
Reds
Fred Hutchinson
Jim Ray Hart
Hart
Willie McCovey
Ryne Duren
Bill Henry
Henry
Billy O'Dell
Bill
Johnny Edwards
Steve Boros
Alvin Dark
Hutchinson
Joey Jay
Cap Peterson
Cincinnati
Bob Hendley
Deron Johnson
Hendley
Willie Mays
Walt Bond
Houston Colts
Bond
Mickey
Mantle
Colts
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Sentators
Los Angeles Angels
Modrell Surrenders Early in Portland Doubleheader Loss
Ukiah pitcher Gary Modrell struggled in the Sunday opener against Portland, lasting only until the third inning and charged with a 5 3 loss as Portland added two runs in the second and sealed the game in the third.
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Ukiah
Gary Modrell
Portland
Pony 4 Runs Vin WEW and Rotary Win Narrowly in Pony League
WEW routs Munnell and Sherrill 17-0 at Anton Stadium in the first Pony League game. Ancellotti leads with four of five and three runs, while Morse, Zimmerman, Hull, Castle, Babcock, and McGehee drive in multiple. Rotary defeats Chevrons 10-4 as Ready goes three for three with two RBIs, Gorton adds two runs batted in, and Ray contributes an RBI.
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VFW
Munnell
Sherrill
Anton Stadium
Rotary
Chevrons
John Ready
Ancellotti
WEW
Danny Morse
Bruce Zimmerman
Jimmy Hull
Rich Castle
Bob Babcock
Rick McGehee
Andy
Jacobsen
Steve Fitch
Chuck Pacini
Joe Luiz
Ready
Bob Gorton
Don Ray
Trojans Out of NCAA Tourney
In Omaha Missouri beat Minnesota 4-1 to force a three team NCAA tourney final. Minnesota, Missouri, and a Maine team eliminated defending champion Southern California 2-1. Missouri starter Keith Weber went 6 1 3 innings with 12 walks. Jim Nelson finished, while Joe Ferris held USC to one run on six hits.
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Neb
UPI
Missouri
Minnesota
Maine
Southern California
Gophers
Keith Weber
Jim Nelson
Mizzou
Joe Ferris
Trojans
Actress Joan Crawford Hospitalized with Respiratory Virus
UPI reports 56 year old actress Joan Crawford was admitted to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital today with a respiratory virus infection.
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UPI
Joan Crawford
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
South Belts and Police Association in High-Scoring Little League Clash
In Lions Park last night South Uki Little League saw five homers as Police Association beat Masonite 9 to 7. Billy Strong started and David Orchard relieved for Masonite allowing seven hits and ten walks. Dean Large led Police Association with two homers and strong relief pitching, while Kiwanis defeated Anton Jets 14 to 7 as Large again starred.
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David Orchard
Skip Nystrom
Maurice Garzini
Dean Large
Kiwanis
Anton Jets
Large
Larry Cake
Mark Donaldson
Pat Johnson
Police
Dennis Ivey
Harold Large
Tokyo Marathon Grind Promises To Be Brutal
Tokyo Marathon could be the toughest and fastest yet with Basil Heatley posting the world best 2 hours 13 minutes 55 seconds as Ron Hill follows close in 2 14 12. Edelen misses race after US trip to qualify for team, Kilby and Heatley clash for AAA title, Tokyo attempts 2 10 potential with top 10 times separated by two minutes.
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UPI
Basil Heatley
Ron Hill
Buddy Edelen
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S.C
Edelen
England
United States
Uncle Sam
Yonkers
N.Y
Heatley
Coventry
Britain Kilby
Kilby
Hill
Tokyo
Condi
Chudomel
Caechoslovakia
Kazumi
Watanabe
Japan
Ahmed Ahadi
Softball Play Opens Tonight at Giozino Park
Ukiah Valley Men s Softball League starts play tonight at 7 with Masonite versus the Independents and at 9 Mendocino State Hospital faces El n Lou s Roost. LDS gets first bye. Thursday features Independents off and LDS vs El n Lou s at 7 and Masonite vs MSH at 9. Makeup games will close the first round.
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Independents
Mendocino State Hospital
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LDS
el ’N Lou's
MSH
Overtime Chef Win Overtime Chef Win
The Chefs won a seven inning game 8 to 4 over the Lions in extra base errors and timely hitting. Allen Crabtree worked six innings for the Lions with 12 strikeouts, nine walks and a two run homer by Crabtree. Todd Slack and Mike Hutchins drove in two runs for the Chefs with Steve Slack and Terry Ford also tallying runs. Terry Ford struck out seven in six innings and Todd Slack earned the win with three strikeouts in relief.
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Lions
Allen Crabtree
Fanning
Crabtree
Basil Gregory
Todd Slack
Mike Hutchins
Steve Slack
Terry Ford
Father Crowley Heads Track Group
The Rev. Wilfred H. Crowley, vice president of the University of Santa Clara, was elected president of U.S. Track and Field Federation at the annual meeting in Corvallis Oregon. Other officers serving two year terms include Phil Diamond of Ann Arbor Michigan as first vice president Bernie Moore of Birmingham Alabama as second vice president and William Russell of Los Angeles as secretary treasurer and outgoing federation president.
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UPI
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U.S. Track and Field Federation
Phil Diamond
Ann Arbor
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Birmingham
Ala
William Russell
Los Angeles
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