Pony Dance Mack Games On Weekend
The Pony-Colt League event includes a Queen's coronation and dance at Carl Purdy Hall, Fairgrounds from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Then a Connie Mack doubleheader starts at 1 p.m. Sunday against Cloverdale with Ukiah atop the standings. Cloverdale features pitchers Parker and Modrell in a battle with Ukiah bats led by Aselton and Cataregli. Charley Tollini leaves for Europe, ending Ukiah’s current stretch.
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Pony-Colt
Carl Purdy Hall
Fairgrounds
Cloverdale
Connie Mackers
Bob Guidi
Doug Modrell
Gery Borgna
Ukiah
John Aselton
Tom Cataregli
Santa Rosa
Dennis Parker
Healdsburg
Cloverdale Eagles
Connie Mack
Parker
Modrell
John Long
al Francis
Dick Carlsen
Healds
Players Stand Out In Colt League
Wendell McCain collected three hits in three at bats and Larry Parducci hit a double and a single while pitching a strong game as Sporting Goods beat Hollow Tree 5 to 2. Parducci struck out 15, walked five and allowed one hit to Tom Wirt. Pearson and Gwin also starred for Sporting Goods. In the night’s second game, Lakeport edged Masonite 7 to 6 as Morgan Kirkpatrick and Colmore produced the Lakeport hits. Masonite’s Ricky Knight allowed only three hits and batted 3 for 3 in a tough loss.
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Wendell McCain
Larry Parducci
Sporting Goods
Hollow Tree
Parducci
Tom Wirt
Pearson
Gwin
Lakeport
Masonite
Morgan
Kirkpatrick
Colmore
Ricky Knight
Women's Golf Club announces trophy winners and events
At a Tuesday meeting Capt. Mona Fahrney announced Gladys Stickney won the Weber Buick Trophy with Elsie Dunlap runner up. Vivi Rones took the Captain's Trophy with Irene Rea runner up. Upcoming events include play of the day longest drive on No 9 and Round Two of the Bones and Ukiah Liquor and Sporting Goods Tournaments. The club also notes last week's Blind Bogey results and introduces 2-ball foursomes with a 5 o'clock tee off.
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Women’s Golf Club
Mona Fahrney
Gladys Stickney
Weber Buick
Elsie Dunlap
Vivi Rones
Irene Rea
No. 9
Lorraine Foster
Barbara Cox
Ida Andrews
Calcutta
Palace Hotel
Darrell Lynch
Denver Wild Life Plagues Golfers in National Open
In the UPI report from Denver, golfers at the U S Open contend with wildlife and odd hazards. Doug Sanders blames a bass for a late miscue, while Palomino horses and a jackass gallery noise test players’ nerves at Cherry Creek Hills.
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Denver
Cherry Creek Hills Country Club
Close Game Tops Softball Results
Close game action at Giorno Park features Straw's Pizza edging Masonite 4-3 after a late rally. Hollow Tree's Kenny Johnson pitches well in a 9-1 win over Pacific Coast Lumber of Willits with Cotter and Bowman notable at the plate. Benjamin Steel beats Masonite 5-1 as Casperson pitches a full game. Foutz Insurance wins 6-2 over Willits Redwood Products in the second game of a wind swept doubleheader.
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Masonite
Dave Crump
Straw's Pizza
Giorno Park
Hadlow Tree
Kenny Johnson
Hollow Tree
Pacific Coast
Lumber
Willits
Hank Cotter
Joe Bowman
Clatty
Rene Sanchez
Steve Casperson
Municipal
Dolphin Swim Club
Benjamin Steel
Foutz Insurance
John Davis
Willits Redwood Products
Pirates Beat Giants to Open Four-Game NL Lead
Pirates beat the San Francisco Giants 10-7 as Dick Groat Bob Skinner and Don Hoak each had three hits. St. Louis defeated Cincinnati 6-5, Milwaukee crushed Chicago 19-7, and Los Angeles topped Philadelphia 10-6. The Pirates’ 15-hit attack stretched San Francisco’s losing streak to three games.
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Pittsburgh Pirtes
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Dick Groat
Bob Skinner
Don Hoak
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Giants
Yankees
Bud Daley
Kansas City’ Athletics
Amers
Athletics
Long” Beach
Calif
Daley
Somers Williams
Homer Hog
Whitey Ford
Knockout Artists Meet In Televised St Nicholas Bout
Eduardo Lausse of Argentina and Marcel Pigou of France meet in a nationally televised ten round middleweight bout at St. Nicholas Arena. Lausse, 32, is favored at 13-5 over 26-year-old Pigou, who makes his U.S. debut.
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New York
UPI
Eduardo Lausse
Argentina
Marcel Pigou
France
St. Nicholas’ Arena
Lausse
Pigou
U.S
Little Leaguers Parade Tomorrow in Ukiah
Ukiah Little League parade slated for 10 a.m. starting Seminary Street and marching to School Street in observance of Founders Day with nearly 500 youngsters to participate. South Ukiah Little League teams played last night, Masonite losing 6-5 to Talmage in a protest-filled finale. Brownies defeated Eaton Jets 15-5 with Scott Ivey pitching. Three North Ukiah games set for 4 and 6 p.m. at County and Lions Parks, with parade refreshments to close the day.
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Seminary
School Street
Masonite
Bob Broaddus
Mike Hubbard
Brownie
Scott Ivey
Aaton Jets
County
Lions
American Girls Near English Net Finals
San Diego's Karen Hantze and Mimi Arnold of Redwood City reached the London Grass Courts semifinal stage for the women's singles. Hantze, 17, faced Edda Buding, while Arnold met Christine Truman, a key member of Britain's Wightman Cup squad, with an all American final aiming to unfold.
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London
UPI
Karen Hantze
San Diego
Calif
Mimi Arnold
Redwood City
Miss Hantze
Edda Buding
Miss Arnold
Christine Truman
Britain
Thief Steals Skindiving Gear in West Hartford Store
During a thunderstorm in West Hartford Connecticut a thief entered a store and stole skindiving equipment. United Press International reports the incident occurred amid stormy conditions with no injuries.
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West Hartford, Conn
UPI
Merchants Open Season with Hurler Debut Saturday
Ukiah Merchants promote Fireballing right hander Bob Lawson for his debut in Anton Stadium in a pickup non league battle against Crockett with Vince DiMaggio at 8 p.m. The team heads to Point Arena Sunday for an inter city clash with Ted Slayton and Brad Shear pitching. Point Arena has joined the Redwood Empire league after two strong openers.
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Bob Lawson
Ukiah Merchants
Anton Stadium
Crockett Merchants
Vince DiMaggio
Merchants
Point Arena
Ted Slayton
Brad Shear
Fort Bragg
Branscomb
Gophers and Trojans Face Unbeaten Clash at CWS
Minnesota's Gophers and Southern California's Trojans, the only unbeaten teams remaining, meet in the third round of the rain plagued NCAA College World Series. The schedule also included Oklahoma State vs. Boston College and St. John's New York against Arizona.
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Omaha, Neb
UPI
Minnesota
Gophers
Trojans
Southern California
Oklahoma State
Boston College
St. John’s
New York
Arizona
NCAA stars ignite Edwards Stadium track meet debut
Thomas from Boston University is expected to rewrite the records in high jump clearing seven feet. Long from Southern California should exceed 60 feet in the 16 pound shot put. Burleson of Oregon, the only U.S. citizen to run a sub four minute mile twice, aims to win the 1500 meters.
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Burleson
University of Oregon
U.S
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