Don Hoak Replays Dodgers Offend With Two Run Blast
Hoak’s seventh inning homer powered Cincinnati past Brooklyn 4-3, completing a four game losing streak for the Dodgers. Earlier Hoak homered off Darys and Rosbuck, with Bob Taurman delivering a two run shot in a key seventh inning rally.
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Milton Richman
United Press
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Don Hoak
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Tom Acker
Clem. Lahinge
St. Louis Cardinals
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Sam Jones
Lindy McDaniel
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Joe Cunningham
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Buhl
Washington Fans Rally Behind Hurler Chick Stubbs
Washington fans gamble on luck as left-hander Chick Stubbs aims to end a 16 game losing streak over two seasons. The publicity stunt began with 1000 rabbit feet for cash customers and grew into a town wide superstition with charms and amulets.
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Washington
Senators
Chick “Stubbs
Cleveland Indians
Washington Publicity Department
Stubbs
Podres Tends Left Arm. No Surgery Planned
Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Johnny Podres was diagnosed with a tendon pull near the elbow. The southpaw will rest his arm with heat treatments in Brooklyn and will not require surgery after X ray inflammation showed in Cincinnati two days prior.
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Johnny Podres
Brooklyn Dodgers
Podres
Cincinnnati
For Athletes: Instant-dry T-4-L at Rexall Drug
Advertisement states athletes should use 1-4-1 for 8 to 3 days to shed tainted skin and reveal healthy skin. It promises a 40 cent refund at any drug store if not pleased with the product, available today at Ukink Rexall Drug.
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Ukink Rexall Drug
Dolphins Face Willits Meet In Early Summer Swim Opener
Ukiah Dolphins bolster with 60 new members as they prepare for the 1957 season opening meet Saturday at 10 a.m. against Willits. Veterans return, new age groups form, and plans include synchronized swimming and water ballet under coach George Wildberger and Miss Joan Foutz.
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Willits
Santa Rosa Haros
Napa
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Dolphins
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Dolphin
George Wildberger
Keith ‘Trouette
Johnny Shfees
Terri Turner
Patsy Mosna
Fleishhacker Pool
San Francisco
Trouette
Hees
Earl and
Carla Aagaard
Artie Tracy
Faul Bertsch
Kit Cleland
Joan Snyder
Carolyn Foult
Marshia Cook
Jim Druliner
Judy Bartolomei
Rich Huckins
Seattle Hitter Tops Pacific Coast League Averages
Morris Martin, Vancouver southpaw, leads ERA at 1.62 after 72 innings in the Pacific Coast League. Jim Dyke of Seattle tops batting at .3388, up 18 points this week. Joe Taylor of Seattle drives in 50 and leads with 14 homers, while Jim Grant of San Diego has 66 strikeouts in 65 innings.
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Morris Martin
Vancouver
Jim Dyke
Seattle
Morris
Leo Kiely
Benny Daniels
Hollywood
Jim
Mudcut) Grant
San Diego
Joe Taylor
Borgna Steals Win With Two Homers and Relief Pitching
Gary Borgna pitched in relief for Anton's, fanning seven as he hit two homers and a double while driving in three. VFW jumped early, then tied and fell to Anton's 6-5 in a late rally. DeBernardi struck out 14 for VFW, while Eddie Turner hit the first homer of the year for VFW.
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Giants
Ruben Gomez
Dilek’ Drott
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Finnie Banks
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Walt Moryn
Moe Drabowsky
Turk Lown
Warren Davina
VFW
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Anton
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Jets
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Borgna
Tommy Richardson
Eddie Turner
Larry Myers
Doug Davina
Tom Richardson
Jack Cohen
Pete DeBernards
DeBernardi
Gary Smith
Gregg Simpson
Tyler McCabe
Charlie Tollini
Jerry McCain
Chevrons
Munnell
Sherrill
Pat Finnegan
Doug Modrell
Tom Holmes
Modrell
Gary Gwin
Randy Hayes
Gwin
Ukiah Cleaners Edges Palace Chefs In Rough NL League Night
Ukiah Cleaners and Palace Chefs split results as Ukiah won 15-2 in one game while Palace Chefs later won 10-6. Jaycees fell 5-2 to Palace Chefs, with strong hitting from Ronnie Inger sol and Jerry Mattson. Dennis Barron faced tough luck despite nine strikeouts. Ronnie Garzini led Palace Chefs with four walks and five K's.
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Tollini
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Jerry Mattson
Dick White
Jim Lane
Dennis Barron
Ronnie Garzini
Harold Maize
Maize
Jay McAllister
Joey Jahn
Jim Brown
Don Bones
Toilini
Palace
Ukiah Jaycees
Potter Valley
Talmage
Boonville Prepares Big Car Racing Night
Boonville hosts a coast wide Big Car racing program by the Boonville American Legion with top drivers led by Jon Mike McGreevey returning after his May win. Promoter Bil Ryan guarantees a first class show with strict car inspections and safety. Time trials reduce the field for the 1:45 p.m. main event. General admission 1.50, children 0.50.
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Boonville
Cardinals Sign Big Former Badger Tackle
Chicago Cardinals announce 245 pound former Wisconsin tackle Bob Konovsky has signed for the 1957 season. The 7th draft choice last year played defensive tackle and offensive guard before entering military service and was slated for August discharge.
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Badger
Chicago
Bob Konovsky
Wisconsin
Chicago Cardinals
Walter Woalmner
Konovsky
Cards
Savage Dogs Drive Away Doe. Doe Dies After Rescue
Former baseball pitcher Fred Crow of Potter Valley used his pitching arm to chase off two shepherd type dogs near Ukiah Pine and Lumber mill. He rescued a doe but it later died from throat injuries and exhaustion. Crow had previously been noted for killing a coyote with a pitched rock on television.
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Fred Crow
Potter Valley
Ukiah Pine
Crow
Ex-Seal Proves Poison to His Old Teammates
Former San Diego shortstop Bob DiPietro returned to haunt the San Francisco Seals as his two teams clashed in the Pacific Coast League. DiPietro drove in the decisive run with a ninth inning single to lift the Padres to an 8-7 win, slicing San Francisco’s league lead to a game and a half behind Vancouver.
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Don Thackrey
United Press
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San Francisco Seals
Seals
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Dolan Nichols
Pacts
Dave Pope
San Diego
Marty Keough
George Bamberger
Vancouvr
Mounties
Joe Taylor
Len Green
Grant
Dailey
Nichols
Jones
Smith
Abernathie
McCall
Kiely
Sadowski
Brown Retains Light Welter Title In Ninth Round KO
Brown, 28, defended his title with a technical knockout of Cuban challenger Orlando Zulueta at Denver Coliseum. He rallied in the final rounds and finished at 2:39 of the 15th, after which promoter Joe Dupler questioned Denver judging and announced no more guaranteed-card fights there.
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Joe Brown
Orlando Zulueta
Kenny Lane
National Boxing Association
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Vth
Joe Ulmer
Ray Keech
Hymie Wallman
Seattle Named Participants and Scores in Vancouver Meet
The text lists participants including Gan, Valentinetti, and Tappe from Seattle and Vancouver entries with numbers 200 and 40006x-6 6 1, referencing Fricano, Hayden, Orteig, Bamberger, and Atwell in a athletic meet result context.
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Hayden
Orteig
Bamberger
Atwell
Ex-Yankee Farm Player Says Four Year Reserve Clause
Ex Yankee farm player and Harvard football captain Tor bert MacDonald urged a four year limit on baseball reserve clause while Minor League President George Trautman and Commissioner Ford Frick warned such action could harm the game. Frick supported no action but hinted at a four season minor league cap for possible draft.
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United Press
Washington
Torbert MacDonald
D - Mass
New York Yankee
George M. Trautman
Ford C. Frick
Frick
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MacDonald
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