Moore KOs Olson in 3rd Round Seeks September Bout
Arch ie Moore the light heavyweight champion knocked out Bobo Olson in the third round at the Polo Grounds in New York. Moore said he plans a September 22 fight at Yankee Stadium and may defend against the Robinson Castel lani winner. Olson’s camp noted Moore’s late power and the bout drew strong purses for both fighters.
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New York
Archie Moore
Rocky Marciano
San Diego
Calif
Carl
Bobo Olson
Polo Grounds
Pim
Jett
Charley Johnston
Moore
Jim Norris
Yankee Stadium
Speedy
Bobo
Archie
Olsen
Rubs Goldstein
Champ
Olson
Vincent Nardiello
Sid Flaherty
Boboo
Sugar Ray Robinson
Rocky Castellani
San Francisco
Kaye
Robinser
Eye in the Sky pilots shortage echoes in Mendocino county
The article surveys a vibrant, disjointed scene of local aviation activity in Mendocino County. It cites a national pilot shortage while listing many local pilots instructors and facilities. It notes solo flights, training hours, radio equipment upgrades, and upcoming events at Ukiah Municipal Airport.
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Mendocino
Floyd Adams
Genet
Vic North
Davide Turner
Hopland
US 8
Saloces
Davide Woolen
Promint
Pools Air
Meta
Wally George
Dro Wayne Blocher
Howard Hoover
Willits
Navy
Point Arena
Lou
Bill Yancey
Little Lake
Lew Parrish
Neleine Jones
Janet Binlow
Molly Bailey
Pay York
Henry Stockett
Roy Ross
Owen O'Dell
Robert Malow
Bill Jones
Seceurity Air Command
Jack Wright
Shuttle
Lonnie Pool
Lauder
Tri-Pacer
Lakeview
Oregon
Curt Smith
Beech
Dallas
Ukiah Aero Club
Stinson
Bob Banzhat
Pato Alto
Aerotron
Ukiah Aircrale
McAllaster
Uselee
Western Auto Store
Mlclala
West Breakfast
Lakeport
Clear Lake Lodge
Ben Mist
Lothar Juni
Duke
Giens Club
Charlotte
Mark Wing
Helen
Bruce
John Wonder
Hob Banzhaf
Mimer Haroon
Coron Forest
Ukiah
Trinity Company
Charles Keene
Moore Retains Light Heavyweight Title In KO Victory
New York United Press reports Archie Moore, 175 from San Diego California, knocked out Carl Olson, 1704 from San Francisco to retain the world light heavyweight championship in decisive fashion.
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United Press
New York
Archie Moore
San Diego
Calif
iCarl Wobo Olson
San Francisco
Jets and Druids Lead in Little League Doubleheader
Anton Jets beat Service Clubs 9 to 8 to open the doubleheader. Ukiah Druids edged Anton Super Jets 2 to 1 in the nightcap. Varry Robinson homered for the Jets in the first inning and Jerry Tacacon followed with another homer. Whitaker and Maxwell of the Druids scored key runs.
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Anton Jets
Ukiah Druids
Anton Super Jets
Jets
Varry Robinson
Jerry Tacacon
Anton
G. Smith
L. Parducci
R. Wildberger
Robinson
D. Avants
J. Tacacon
P. Juliana
L. Dakin
Tollin
Als R ' Cohen
Maxwell
Hallman
P Bushony
Finninghan
Behneke
John
Harman
If Simpson
Cody
Reitzell
Pony League Super Jets
AL Annh
Graziano
Argroves
Smith
van Dyke
Scaife
Venturi
Reeves
McGee
White
Reeve
Padres Hold Lead As Merson Aces Nine Inning Comeback
San Diego rallies from 4 1 deficit on Merton Merson three run homer in eighth to beat Sacramento 6 1 and reclaim Pacific Coast League lead. Al Lyons earns win as Padres pull ahead by a half game while Rainiers game is postponed by rain.
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Norm Ritter
United Press
San Diego Padres
John Merson
Portland
Timhe
Padre
Sacramento Salons
Seattle Rainiers
Porthall
Bobby del Greco
Hollywood
Oakland Oaks
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seals
Don Fracchia
Angels
Padres
Milt Smith
Jerry Streeter
Matl Rapp
Julio Becquer
Streeter
Eddie Kazak
Merson
al Lyons
Bud Daley
Oakhind
Roger Bowman
Oaks
Stars
al Ci
Ukiah Clubmen Organize All-Day Golf Event Saturday
Ukiah clubs and fraternal groups plan a full day of golf at the Municipal course this Saturday led by Bob Whitaker. Four teams exist: Aiianis under John Thompson, Rotarians led by Bunt Cox, Lions with Arch Reid, and Footprinters captained by Al Mosehetti. Entry costs the regular $1 course fee and others may join by contacting the pro shop.
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Ukiah
Bob Whitaker
Aiianis Club
John Thompson
Bunt Cox
Rotarians
Arch Reid
Lions
Footprinters
al Mosehetti
Dodgers Hopes High For NL Pennant Ahead Of July Fourth
Dodgers maintain a strong hold on first place as they beat the Cubs 3-2 to lead by 13 games, with ongoing American and National League pennant odds. Yankees also win as Whitey Ford and Mickey Mantle star, while Chicago and Cleveland stay within striking distance.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Giants
Cubs
Brooklyn
Yankees
Athletics
Whitey Ford
Mickey Mantle
Yankee
Chicago
Cleveland
Bolt and Snead Lead Western Open Start in Portland
Top golfers Tommy Bolt and Sam Snead headline the opening round of the 52nd Western Open in Portland Oregon as leaders push to a hoped for low score under rain threats. Both shot 64 in practice with Snead carding three eagles, while Hogan Fleck Mangrum are absent this year.
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Portland
Ore
Tommy Bolt
Sam Snead
P Jay
Snead
Bolt
Ino
Slammin
Sammy
Ben Hogan
Cary Middlecoff
Larry Lamberger
Hogan
Jack Fleck
Lloyd Mangrum
Cincinnati
Western Women's Open Golf Championship Opens in Madison
A field of 68 players including most of the top 20 professionals tees off for the 26th annual Women s Western Open in Madison Wisconsin a $5 000 event for medal play for the first time. Favorite Lou ise Stipes leads money list with Patty Borg chasing while Babe Didrikson Zaharias misses the event with a back injury. Most contestants aim for par or better 292 over the 72 hole event ending Sunday.
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Madison
Wis
Louise Stipes
Atlanta
Patty Borg
Chicago
Miss Suggs
Bach
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Laytonville Ball Club Faces Formidable Merchants at Harwood Park
Laytonville travels next Sunday to meet 101 League rivals at Harwood Park. The northern squad boast three wins, beating Branscomb Braves 32 to 0, Caspar Champions 9 to 5, and Port Bragg Loggers 2 to 1. Clark has 28 strikeouts and 1 walk as part of a strong pitching staff.
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Laytonville
Harwood Park
Merchants
Aving
Branscomb Braves
Caspar
Port Bragg
Branscomb
Aspar
Fort Stagg
Clark
Moore Defeats Olson Quickly In Gloves Star Power Shines
Archie Moore battered Carl Olson in seven minutes and nineteen seconds at the Polo Grounds earning a looming matchup with Rocky Marciano. Moore boasted he can win with both hands and predicted a future title defense. Olson offered stubborn defense but failed to keep pace as Moore left the ring with facial marks and a glow of confidence.
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Olson
Marciano
Archie
Bobo
Moore
Murciano
Harod Johnson
Arch
Summer Recreation Plan Outlined at City Park
The City Recreation Department outlines a six week Park Playground program directed by Miss Dorothy Keene. Registration Week runs June 27 to July 1 with sessions for Pre-School Juniors and Intermediates across July 5 to August 12. The Municipal Pool opens June 18 with daily hours and special events planned, including Learn-To-Swim and Lifesaving classes.
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Park Playground
Dorothy Keene
Miss Keene
Recreation Department
Eger Eent
Homestead
Red Cross
How They Stand in the Pacific Coast League
The Pacific Coast League standings show San Diego leading with a .605 win rate and 49 wins, followed by Seattle and Portland in close pursuit. Wednesday results include San Francisco 3 Los Angeles 0 and Hollywood 4 Oakland 3, with rain affecting Seattle at Portland.
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Los Angeles
John Ritchey
Seraphs
Casey Wise
Ritchey
Walt Judnich
Bob DiPietro
Don Elston
Sal Taormina
Reno Cheso
Judnich
DiPie
United Press
Pacific Coast League
San Diego
Seattle
Portland
Hollywood
Oakland
San Francisco
Sacramento
Red Munger
George Bamberger
Gene Bearden
George Piktuzis
Indians trade for Cox and Woodling from Orioles
Cleveland obtains infield help by sending Dave Pope Wally Westlake and cash to Baltimore in exchange for Billy Cox and outfielder Gene Woodling. A cash settlement of about 15000 accompanied the deal as Commissioner Frick brokered a peace between the clubs and Woodling expressed frustration over the potential move before the accord.
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New York
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Billy Cox
Indians
Cox
Dave Pope
Wally Westlake
Gene Woodling
Newport
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland
Ford Frick
Frick
Greenberg
Art Ehlers
Baltimore
Woodling
Orioles
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Anastis Mikoyan
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Eye In the
By Dorothy Thompson
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Whitaker
Bowman
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Emeryville
Daley
Candini
Baich
Dickey
Thomason
Lyon
Erautt
Bailey
Holllywood
Hall
Gettel
Neal
Fracchia
Edston
Lown
Fanning
Morris Drug
NEA Telephone
Lynn
Craig
Davenport
Lebaron
Laytonville Ball Club
Formidable Merchants’ Foe
U.S
Oscar Fraley
Park Avenue
Admiral Nelson
Bobo) Olson
Rocky Marchino
Clear-Tex
Budd Westphall
Ass North State
George Wildberger
Johnny Johnson
Carol Mitchell
Nancy Cullum
Genevieve Seely
Joe Joe Hana
Marino Pieretti
John Carmichael
Lou Kretlow
Bill Werle
North State Street
Weber Buick
Weber Buick CO
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