Ukiah Rod and Gun Club Announces Annual Outing
The Ukiah Rod and Gun Club promotes its annual outing with trout creek fishing, food, music, and games. Members urge nonmembers to buy tickets from club officers or Alden's sport goods. Dick Cooper leads preparations for a big turnout and a successful event, with adult tickets at three dollars and special rates for fishermen.
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Feline Ukiah Rod and Gun Club Ji
Rod
Gui
Imberg
Wee Kohd
Aldah
Dick Cooper
Susie
Unclear text about tennis match and schedules
Fragmentary report describes opening men’s singles and U S girls result with mixed garbled names and places. It mentions first round progress and a Britain schedule note. Unable to extract coherent facts beyond overall sports context.
Cleaners and Jaycees Battle In North Little League Night
Ukiah Cleaners and Ukiah Jaycees kept pace as leading teams. Cleaners beat Lions Club 5-2 while Jaycees downed Palace Chefs 5-3 amid a game of walks and timely hits. Pine Browns routed Box and Tollini 14-3 with 17 walks, two hits from Kim Brown and Tommy Anton pacing Ukiah attack. Lions Club Clad scored late but fell short.
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Ukiah Cleaners
Ukiah Jaycees
Cleaners
Lions Club
Jaycees
Palace Chefs
Cleaneye
Pine Browns
Box
Tollini
Tolsini
Kim Brown
Tommy Anton
Antoni
Jay McAllister
Harold Maize
Brown
Don Bones
Robbie White
Pat Hook
Dan Hook
Gary _ Oliver
Gene ¢ Smapbell
McAllister
Jimmy Butler
Mike Cash
Boxers Call for Self-Control to Clean Up Boxing
Former heavyweight champion, William Harrison born in Manassa Colorado in 1895, urges boxing to solve its problems by self-regulation and policing its own sport. He notes the lack of top fighters stems from disappearing neighborhood clubs and suggests a commission or tighter discipline, if possible, to improve the game.
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Tdpa
Santanés
Erar
William Harripsey
Manassa, Colo., Inc
Rumblings Below May Rock Yanks as White Sox Blank
The Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 2-0, delivering the Yankees a fourth shutout and fifth defeat in nine games as Detroit and Chicago press the pace in the American League. Milwaukee leads the National League with Carlton Willey and Ray Moore producing shutouts and strong arms.
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New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Kansas City
Yankees Haaven
Timonth
Tigers
White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Athletics
Washington Senators
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco Giants
Carlton Willey
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Redlegs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ray Moore
Maryland
Moore
Billy Goodman
Sherman Lollar
Yankee
Whitey Ford
Lew Burdette
George Suseeo
House Choosing Sides in Sports Anti-Trust Fight
Washington UPI reports the House debates how far anti trust laws should apply to professional sports. Three factions emerge led by Emanuel Celler and Albert Cretella, with Keating proposing a broad exemption for major league practices and limits on broadcasts in minor league territory.
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Washington
UPI
House
Congress
Judiciary Committee
U O
Emanuel Celler
Albert W. Cretella
Celler
Keating
Yankees
New York
Republcan
Cretella
Asl
Supreme Court
Rain Insurance For Bern Garden Party Is Pennies From Heaven
American ambassador Henry J. Taylor insured his July 4 garden party in Bern against rain for 5000 dollars. He plans to turn any rain payments over to the University of Bern for a 1000 guest event.
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Rain Insurance Ganten
Switzerland
UPI
Henry J. Taylor
Iit
Bern
University of Bern
3 50 Mile Feat Seen Possible In A Decade
Bakersfield report quotes Australian runner Merv Lincoln predicting a 3 50 mile would be reached within ten years. Lincoln, who ran 3 58.5 for second to Herb Elliott's 3 57.9, notes a new generation of milers emerges every few years and expects greater speed at future British Empire Games.
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Hal Wweon
Bakersfield
Calif
Merv. Lincoln
Lincoln
Herb Eliott
Eliott
Faiatt
John Landy
JeMott
Elliott
Modesta
New Mexico
Texas
A.A.U
Brownie's Market Blanks Serve for 10-0 in South Little League
Brownie's Market shutout Serve for 10-0 in South Little League last night. Paul Shimmin pitched three-hit ball for Brownie's while Benj Foster and two others produced two hits for Serve. Gree Farner led Brownie's with three of four at the plate. Shimmin and Johnson each collected two of three.
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Brownie
Paul Shimmin
Benj Foster
Gree Farner
Shimmin
Johnson
Spider Webb Faces Top British Boxer
Spider Webb of Chicago meets Dick Tiger of Nigeria in a 10 round co feature at Sempress Hall. Hogan Bassey of Nigeria is favored to beat Jules Touan of French West Africa in a non title featherweight bout.
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London
Spider Webb
Chicago
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Sempress Hall
Hogan
Kid) Bassey
Jules Touan
French West Africa
Runner breaks four minute barrier again in race
The athlete clocked 3 58.5 finishing behind Elliott for the fourth time this season, continuing the push to break the four minute mark.
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Elliott
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Detroit
Gus Triandos
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Bob Cory
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Norm Zauchin
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Ray Jablonski
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Larry Jackson
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Pirates
Ted Kluszewski
Brooks Lawrence
George Crowe
Don Hoak
Cincinnati
Johnny Podres
Redlegs
Ikiah Baily Journal
E. Standley Street
Manx
Hotel ‘Powell
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Yokayo Playground
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