Connally Leads Ukiah Quarter Midget Meet Results
Connally took the overall seasonal lead by winning the main in the Ukiah quartermidget event on Sunday as Jimmy Med took second and Cindyte Ik Valley and Sis Richmond Seee td placed in the micromidgets. Ray Welch won the matin event with Gene Marcheschi second and Nine Everhart third. In the main event Bob Matson Wes Caldwell and C O Davidson won heats while Dave Innes claimed the trophy clash. Weick moved into the eaxbial point lead, with Marcheschi two points behind and Oren Davidsons and Jerry Farnkagh following.
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Ukiah
Connally
Jimmy
Ied
Eat
Cindy
Sis Richmond
Ray Welch
Ie Matin
Gene Marcheschi
Everhart
Bob Matson
Wes Caldwell
C. O. ‘Davidson
Dave Innes
Weick
Oren Davidsons
Jerry Farnkagh
Close Games Mark Play In Ukiah Pony League
Crawford Lumber Company nine edged Mirinell in a tight 9 7 victory at Anton Stadium as Don Williams and James Young led late scoring. In the second game Crawford won in extra innings 9 8 with Don Williams, Tommie Holmes, and Dickie Mauer delivering key hits. Pony League teams push sales for a dance at Ukiah Grange Hall with Rod Puccini's orchestra and a queen crowning.
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Crawford Lumber
Company Nine
Vicwry
Mirinellan Ter
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Te ‘Tha Chevrolis
Don Williams
James
eaMie
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Pete Josse
Jim Harris
Crawford
Josse
Naimely
Harris
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Burton Oliver
Jerry Stater
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Sherrill
Gary Owen
Tom Ramos
Ronnie Ledford
Lyle Ferbrace
Gary Carver
David Branson
Ron Ledford
Tommie Holmes
Holmes
Dickie Mauer
Young
MecCain
Bob Fruit
Ricky Knight
Larry Myers
WEW
Pony League
Ukiah Grange Hall
Rod Puccini
John Franklin
Tim Tam to Undergo Surgery to Save Career
In Philadelphia Ken tucky Derby champion Tim Tam faces leg surgery after an injury. University of Pennsylvania expert Dr Heine will perform the operation with a 50-50 prognosis for returning to racing.
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Kentucky
Tim Tam
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Sigevesign
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van Cankie
The Drive All Important in Golf Tells Correct Form
Doug Ford explains the drive as a sweeping lofted tee shot with brassie then driver. He emphasizes secure tee height, hitting the ball with a sweeping motion, and keeping wrists and body in sync to generate overspin and forward roll toward the green.
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Doug Ford
Krone Dow Kord
Sterling
Irish-Bred Footracer Delany Triumphs In Mile And Half
In a San Francisco feature, Ron Delany, famed as the sultan of the millers, delivers a stunning mile and half double. The Irish-born athlete wins from a crowded field with a late burst, setting NCAA marks and earning animating crowd ovations.
Jaycees Victors Lead North Little League Race
The Ukiah Jaycees beat Box and Tollini 10-2 to stay in front in the North Little League standings. Ukiah Cleaners edged Potter Valley 7-5 after trailing 4-0, while Palace Chefs won 17-9 over Lions Club as late rallies broke a 7-7 tie. Barry Fox hit a first inning grand slam for Ukiah Cleaners but the team fought back with key hits and Robbie White earned the win.
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Box
Tollini
Ukiah Cleaners
Potter Valley
Ukiah Pine Browns
Palace Chefs
Lions Club
Fox Grand
Ukiah’ Cleaners
Barry Fox
Robbie White
Don Bones
Pat Hook
Dean Meyer
Jaycees
John Oliver
Mike Hendricks
Oliver
Jerry Mattson
Jimmy Layne
Hendricks
Johnny McGuffin
Jeep Semitz
Frank Sibbett
Pat Sa
John Franklin to Crown Pony League Queen at Dance
John Franklin a famed KUKI announcer will crown the queen of the Ukiah Pony League and Pony-Girad League benefit dance at the Grange hall Ukiah. Ten girls from ten teams compete for the honor to lead the 9 PM to 1 AM event with Red Padal’s orchestra providing music to raise funds for the Pony League.
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Velvet
KUKI
Ukiah
Grange Hall
Ukiah Grange
Fishing Notes Show Strong Trolling At Lake Pillsbury
Harald S. Boyd of Boyd's Lake Pillsbury Pine reports anglers brought in fish this weekend with several 16 inchers caught by trolling using super dupers Green Sun Fish remain abundant. Weather was balmy and fishing should stay good this week. California fish and game will stock Cleone Lake Mendocino county Kelsey St Helena Creeks and Upper Blue Lake with catchable trout soon.
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Pillsbury
Harald S. Boyd
Boyd
Cleone Lake
Mendocino County
Kelsey
St. Helena
Blue Lake
Department of Fish and Game
Final Collegiate Meet Ends Delanys Storied Career
The crowd roared as Delany left the field after a three minute standing ovation marking his final collegiate meet. He waved, donned his sweat suit, and walked off to a triumphant, 100 percent successful conclusion to a storied career.
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California
Ron
Jim Greele
Oregon
Gail Hodgson
Oklahoma
Bowden
Greele
Hodgson
Davis
Glen Davis
Ohio State
Brownies Rout Service Clubs in South Little League Clash
Paul Shimmin pitched shutout innings until the final frame as Rich ard Wolney batted over .500 with a homer a double and a single to power the Brownies Market nine to an 11-3 victory over Service Clubs. Mike Brennan contributed two hits for the losers who had six in all. Shimmin tired in the sixth but still sealed the win. Earlier Auto Dealers beat Anton Jets in the same program.
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Richard Wolney
Brownies
Brownie's
Mike Brennan
Shimmin
Anton Jets
Ryff vs Tibbs May Meet in Return Bout
Promoter Teddy Brenner seeks a July 21 rematch at St Nicholas Arena after Frankie Ryff earned a 10 round decision over Tommy Tibbs amid fan dissatisfaction. Ryff, 1357 pounds, won on a foul in the eighth round. judges and writers leaned Tibbs in the majority. Brenner aims to stage the TV clash as a remedy to the contentious verdict.
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UPI
Teddy Brenner
Frankie Ryff
Tommy Tibbs
St. Nicholas Arena
Ryff
Tibbs
Boston
Ruff
Tommy
Frankie
St Louis Cardinals Climb After Tough Week
The St Louis Cardinals surge from a 3 14 start toward .500 totals 27 27, with A 469 pace since May 7 lifting them to a tie for fourth in the NL. Manager Fred Hutchinson laments the pitching struggle and low scoring as St Louis edges Cincinnati 6 5 in 11 innings before a later all night schedule across leagues.
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Joe Cunningham
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NCAA Nines Battle in Final Round
In Omaha Missouri seeks to rebound with pitching depth after Ernie Nevers's ineligibility. Doug Gulick to start as Dick Sosnowski steps up for Western Michigan. Southern California faces Holy Cross after a 12-1 win over Colorado State College. Rex Johnston, Mike Blewett, and Mike Castanon star in the Trojan victory.
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Ernie Nevers
Missouri
Dick Sosnowski
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Trojans
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USC
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Angular Elmer
Bud) Harbin
Tigers
Marv Winegar
Clemson
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Bob Blakeslee
Mike Blewett
Mike Castanon
Rex Johnston
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