Dodgers Sink Giants as Koufax Dominates in San Francisco
Sandy Koufax fired a four hit 20 shutout over the San Francisco Giants as Los Angeles moved into pennant contention. Bill Skowron drove in the only two runs with a third inning double after a stickful night of timely Dodgers defense and baserunning. The Dodgers and Giants renew the series tonight with Bob Miller facing Jack Sanford in a right handed duel. The night also saw NL actions with the Cardinals, Phillies, and Pirates posting wins while the Indians and Orioles won in the AL.
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Jose Pagan
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Cincinnati Reds
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Milwaukee Braves
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Lakeport Lake County Rodeo Features Friday and Saturday
Lakeport hosts the 2nd Annual Lake County Rodeo at the Fairgrounds arena with Cotton Rosser supplying the stock. Events include Brahma Bull riding calf roping bareback and saddle bronc riding steer wrestling and amateur rodeo contests plus a Saturday outboard ski rodeo on Clear Lake and a public barbecue. Entries for horse show and gymkhana are listed with prizes and entry fees.
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Despite Improved Teams Americans Still Trail Russ
New York report by the Institute for the Study of the U S S R says Russia should outscore the United States in the 1964 Olympics 112 to 518. The study by Yury V. Marin notes U S gains in gymnastics marks and sailing but predicts Soviet dominance based on world performances over the past two years. It warns Soviet officials fear U S improvements in several sports and cites plans for intensified preparation to secure victory.
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API
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U.S.S.R
Russia
United States
U.S
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Marin
Umpire Al Barlick Quits in Huff Over Balk Rule
UPI reports National League President Warren Giles offered a forgiving tone but veteran umpire Al Barlick quit in a Sunday huff. Barlick said he was fed up with the administration and did not report for the Cincinnati New York doubleheader, heading home to Springfield.
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UPI
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al Barlick
Barticlk
Fred Fleig
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Balk
Barlick
Bill Klein
New York
Springfield
Colt Leaguers Open Play Tonight in Anton Stadium
Boys aged 15 to 16 begin play in Ukiah Colt League at Anton Stadium with Ukiah Sporting Goods vs Masonite at 6 and Pleasant View Dairy vs Lange Brothers at 8. Action resumes Thursday with Masonite and Pleasant View at 6 and Lange against Sporting Goods at 8. The four team race, about 60 players, is wide open with Lange Brothers viewed as stronger than ever.
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Pleasant View
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Sporting Goods
Southpaws Tackle Tricky Monterey Layout for Lefty Crown
Pebble Beach Calif UPI reports 311 southpaws enter the 72 hole medal test at Monterey Peninsula Club as potential champions. Bob Wilder Baton Rouge leads contenders with others from Resaca Tacoma Detroit near par in practice rounds. Mary Wills Hollywood creates gowns for the 1963 Tea Follies reflecting movie circle design prowess.
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Baton Rouge
Wilder
Bo Medders
Resaca
Bob Wilson
Tacoma
Wash
Ted Olse
Detroit
Mary Wills
Hollywood
Miss Wills
Orld
Pony-Nines Win by 6-4 Margins in Doubles Night
Pony baseball action resumed with VFW beating Munnell and Sherrill 6-4 and Chevrons defeating Rotary 6-4. Rich Ryan led VFW with two hits and two RBIs, while Chuck Pacini powered Chevrons with a homer, a double, a single, and two RBIs as Joe Wright and Scott Jordan split mound duties in a parade of errors and tight defense.
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Munnell
Sherrill
Chevrons
Rotary
M&s
Rich Ryan
Martin Ancellotti
Marty Wattenburger
Mel Cooper
Ancellotti
den Takoa
Chuck Pacini
Jim Slack
Pacini
Scott Jordan
Baselevs
Joe Wright
Jordan
Little League Teams Keep Busy on Field
Potter Valley Pine Browns beat the Police Association 8 to 3 in North Ukiah Little League action. Pitchers Fred Near and J Whitman earned the win, with three strikeouts and four scattered hits allowed. Steve Nobles, Scott Nesbitt, Doug Anderson, John Paregoy and Bot Anderson each drove in a run as Pine Browns totaled four hits and issued several walks and errors. Ukiah Cleaners defeated Police Department 12 to 4 behind Bob Nordeen’s double and several run producers including Carl Blick and Bruce Zimmerman in a game highlighted by two double plays.
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Police Association
Fred Near
J. Whitman
Steve Nobles
Scott
Nesbitt
Doug
Anderson
John Paregoy
Bot Anderson
Pine Browns
Capil Ee
Frankie Nagel
Gong
Jim Conner
Ind Terry
Ord
Innning
Ricky Wright
Tree
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Fogerty
Jim Rn Nagel
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Ukiah
Cleaners
Police MdeidMon
Bob Nordeen
Carl Blick
Bruce Zimmerman
John Débelo
David Meyer
Frank Feliz
Bob Baker
Bruce Zimmersén
Job Nondgen
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Erie
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Deena
Ind
Mitch Myrick
Wayrie Oster
Cooper
Ron
Antoni
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Red Aoeang
Dupas Outboxes Moyer To Retain Fifth Crown
In Baltimore Ralph Dupas retained the world junior middleweight title with a 15 round unanimous decision over Denny Moyer. The New Orleans challenger employed speed and footwork to edge the Portland favorite in a bout booed by 2,544 at the Civic Center. Dupas improves to 101-17-2. Moyer falls to 37-10.
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Denny Moyer
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Ore
Ralph
Civic Center
Moyer
Denny
Moratorium Declared On Lion Bounty Hunts
In Sacramento the Assembly approved a four year moratorium on bounty hunting for California mountain lions. The bill by Senator Fred Farr of Carmel eliminates the bounty from October 1, 1963, to October 1, 1967 and moves to Governor Edmund G Brown for action.
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UPI
California
Edmund G. Brown
Fred Farr
D. Carmel
Art Johnson Named Publicity Director for 49ers
Art Johnson a 87 year old sports information director and journalism professor at San Jose State was named publicity director for the San Francisco Forty Niners. He succeeds Dan McGuire who resigned after 13 years to join Nugget Casino in Sparks Nevada. Johnson graduated from the University of San Francisco in 1950 and was a classmate of Pete Rozelle, now NFL president.
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UPI
Art Johnson
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Forty Niners
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Dan McGuire
Forty Niner
Nugget Casino
Sparks
Nev
University of San Francisco
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Tiger Boss Fires Entire Detroit Coaching Staff
Boston dispatch reports General manager James Campbell announced Detroit manager Bob Scheffing and his entire coaching staff were fired for the team's best interests. Charlie Dressen will take over, with Bob Swift Stu Overmire and Pat Martin as replacements. Campbell noted the Tigers sit sixth in the American League with 24 wins and 36 losses.
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UPL
Imanager James ‘A. Campbell
Detroit
Bob Scheffing
Cambell
Charlie Dressen
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Washington
Milwaukee
Dressen
Los Angeleses
Dodger
Bob Swift
Syracuse
Stu _Overmire
Amestown
Ard
Pat Martin
Tiger Onganiairs
Tom Fenick
Ah Capita An
George Myatting
Finshing ‘Een
Tiger
Pndigated
Campbell
Carvoll
Merchants Triumph Over Napa 15-5 Behind Soinila Relief
Ukiah Merchants rely on sturdy relief pitching by Johnny Soinila who entered in the ninth with the bases loaded and yielded only one run as they defeat Napa 15-5. Bob Whitaker leads Ukiah with a five hitter and two hits from Bill McCarn and Wendell McCarn including a triple. Harry Bartolemai appears in action for Ukiah as the Merchants plan a Cloverdale visit Saturday afternoon and a Sunday night rematch at Anton Stadium.
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Johnny Soinila
Ukiah Merchants
Napa
Bob Whittaker
Soinila
Bill
McCarn
Wendell MacCarn
Ukiah
Harry Bartolomei
Dolphinettes Plan First Meeting At Ukiah Pool
The Ukiah Dolphinettes invite girls of all ages to enroll for synchronized swimming lessons led by Miss Sharon Graham. The group meets daily from noon to 1 pm at the Ukiah Municipal pool, with the first session tomorrow.
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Ukiah Dolphinettes
Ukiah Municipal
Sharon Graham
Jill Shipstad Follows Father in Ice Follies Role
Jill Shipstad an 18 year old described as a blue eyed blonde from San Mateo plays Miss Texas in a lavish Ice Follies number featuring the Kermond Brothers, following in the footsteps of her father Roy the renowned skater and co producer.
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San Mateo
Roy
Jill
Kermond Brothers
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