Merchants Face Caspar in Sunday League Tilt
Ukiah Merchants meet Caspar Champions Sunday at 2 p.m. on the Anton diamond in their second league game. Merchants have won five pre season games and beat Willits in the opener. last Sunday’s game with Mendocino Braves was canceled after a late notice. Caspar arrives with two league games ahead. Fort Bragg and Laytonville handed Caspar losses earlier.
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Caspar
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Willits
Mendocino Braves
Braves
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Laytonville
Fort Bragg
Wake Forest Clinches NCAA Baseball Title In Omaha
Wake Forest rallied from behind to beat Western Michigan in the College World Series final. Lin Holt drove in the winning run in the 8th inning after Luke McKeel walked and advanced. Wake Forest pitchers solidify the win as the Deacons claim college baseball crown. Tom Boreland of Oklahoma A&M praised as outstanding pitcher of the series.
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Willie Poreest
North Carolina
Deacons
Mihai Ti
Lin Holt
Wake Forest
Luke MeKeel
McReel
Borland
Aggies
Avis “Om
Cleveland Game Behind Lead Yanks Win 3 2
MILTON TRICUMAN reports the Yankees stay near the pace by edging Cleveland 3 2 as Virgil Trucks of the White Sox notes fading fire but deepens the AL race. George Kell drives in four for the White Sox in a late surge while Nellie Fox and Minnie Minoso contribute three hits apiece in a four game set with Baltimore. Cleveland wins, but stay one game back of the leaders as Leman struggles and Garcia finishes.
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Chicago
Score
Trucks
Tracks
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White Sox
Yankees
George Kell
Nellie Fox
Fox
Orioles
Indians
Washington
Mike Garcia
Mickey Vernon
Hobby Avila
Larry Doby
Red Sox
Athletics
Homer
Boston
Ted Williams
Jackie Jensen
Nevm Zatehin
Ton Hurd
Beavers and Angels Shut Out Opponents as Seals Fall Short
Old Red Adams of the Revos and Woriston of the Cherubs pitched neat shutouts. Adams held Meallywood to five hits in a 7-0 win, while Elston allowed only three singles and struck out nine in a 4-0 victory over Sacramento. Hector Brown limited the Padres to four hits in a 3-2 win. Seattle edged San Francisco 7-6 with strong pitching and timely hitting. Joe Taylor and Dick Whitman homered for Portland assisting Adams.
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Los Angeles Angels
Red Adams
Revos
Young Woriston
Cherubs
Adams
Meallywood
Elston
Sacramento
Hector Brown
Oakland
Sam Diegd
Padres
Seattle
San Francisco
Joe Taylor
Dick Whitman
Portland
Lah Garber
Cholly Naranjo
Vistors
Colleges To Compete In NCAA Championship Meet USC Favored
ANGELES UP Colleges will compete in the 35th NCAA track and field championships at Memorial Coliseum USC as the overwhelming favorite to win the team title in a field of 90 colleges. UCLA Michigan Kansas and Winds chase second place as 339 athletes threaten records. Key events include high jump pole vault shot put and javelin with Shelton among the top contenders in the high jump.
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Angeles
U.S
Memorial Coliseum
University of Southern California
UCLA
Michigan
Kansas
Individu
Anyong
Frnie Shettan
Shelton
Twilight Twilight Round Begins in New Program Golf Tourney
The Twilight third round opened with Cox and Armstrong defeating Cochran and Roepke 4 and 2, Manning-Hill beating Noah and Wildberger 2 and 1, Thompson-Caber top Johns-Trentanilli, Stickney-Johnson beat Larson-Ront, and Lauteren-Bones taking Clarke-Whyte. Bob Whitaker notes the remaining flights finish by June 22. A service clubs golf tournament is planned for June 25 with low four scores from each group determining the winner. Lions Kiwanis Toastmasters Elks Rotary and Masonic clubs plan to participate with info through Munteipat Park pro shop.
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Rotary
Masonic
Munteipat Park
Jones and Durando Make TV Comeback at Madison Square Garden
Ralph Jones of Yonkers and Ernie Durando of Rivonne New York clash in a ten round TV radio bout at Madison Square Garden as both seek a comeback. Jones arrives after a decision loss to Eduardo Lausse on May 13 and four bouts this year while Durando seeks form after defeats to Kid Gavilan and Peter Mueller.
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Ralph Jones
Yonkers
N.Y
Ernie Durando
Rivonne
Nal
Madison Square Garden
Jones
Eduardo Lausse
Argentina
Duranda
Kid Gavilan
Fels
Peter Mueller
Germany
Ernie
Gavilan
Sugar Ray Robingon
Bobo Olson
Georgie Johnson
Lausse
Sailboat Regatta At Clear Lake Heads To Nation’s Big Event
CLEAR LAKE HIGHLANDS June 17 One of the nation’s largest regattas will unfold on Clear Lake with more than 350 sailboats in 12 classes racing in the 10th annual Clear Lake Regatta sponsored by Commdre Jules Voerge Sr of the Clear Lake Yacht and Boat Club. Races run June 19 under the Small Boat Racing Association of Northern California. Zephyr class event runs to June 23 with 26 boats entered. start and finish off Rules Pier.
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Clear Lake
Lake County
Commiddore Jules Voerge, Sr
Snipe
Gephye
Voerge
Small Boat Raceing Association of
Northern California
Zephyr Sal Boat Association
Cle Lake Highlands
Abalone Tides Improving Fishing Slow Cited Tides
Abalone tides improve as the weekend promises good luck for divers with the best tides of the year ahead. The four day schedule from June 18 to 21 shows mornings of 4 31 a m 1 5 ft and 6 56 a m 1 9 ft among others. Lake Pillsbury Blue Lake and Clear Lake reports vary from fair to slow due to weather and wind with 4000 fish planted at Blue Lake and more due soon. Belgrade Belgrade Belgrade Istvan Rozsvasvargui sets a European 1500m mark at an international meet with nine nations competing.
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Pilsbury
Blue Lake
Clear Lake
Pillsbury
Eel River
Simon
Bolt Shoots Three Under Par In Open Thriller
In windy San Francisco, Tommy Bolt led the second round of the 1955 U S National Open with three under par after a 67. Stars like Snead Nelson and Boros failed to crack par, while Hogan and Burke stayed near the top with 72 and 71. The course proved brutal, especially No 17, shortened to a par four, yielding many doubles and triples.
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Sam Snead
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Cary Middlecoff
Lew Worsham
Chanmipion
Ed Furgal
Julius Bores
Lawson
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Burke
Jackie Burke
Bolt
Mike ‘Souchak
Babe Lichardug
Fred Hawkins
Boll
NEA Teléghoto
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