National Division hardtop champ sidelined for six weeks
National Division hardtop champion and current point leader at Ukiah and Lakeport announced he will be out of driving action for at least six weeks. He sustained a hairline elbow fracture in a Lakeport final, now in a cast, with plans to return by Friday at Ukiah or Saturday at Lakeport. Jay Hatfield will substitute in the No. 1 car, a move welcomed by NASCAR fans as Hatfield is one of dirt track racing’s top drivers.
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Giants Split With Phillies and Reds in Tight NL Pair
In a volatile baseball day, the San Francisco Giants and Philadelphia Phillies split results. Juan Marichal earned his ninth win in a 4-0 win over Cincinnati in 11 innings, while the Giants were edged 5-4 by the Reds in extras. Ron Herbel was set to start for San Francisco against Jim Toole in the nightcap, as San Francisco battled inconsistency with Marichal and Hart producing key moments.
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Orioles Stun Yankees In Tight AL Tilt To Cling Lead
Orioles rally past Yankees 9-8 after trailing 7-2, with Mikkelsen pulled in the eighth as Charlie Lau and Jack Brandt spark the comeback. Mantle homered as did Boog Powell, while Estrada sides with a ninth inning save. White Sox blank Red Sox 2-0, Angels beat Senators 2-0, Twins top Cleveland 6-2, Tigers edge Athletics 9-3.
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Democrats warn civil rights bill could aid Goldwater
Senate race coverage notes Minnesota Democrat Humphrey telling the Woman's National Democratic Club that passage of the civil rights bill might become a liability for Democrats in November. He argues the measure could help Barry Goldwater if he secures the Republican presidential nomination.
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Crash Kills Yank in Vietnam War Patrol
An L119 light observation plane crash north of Saigon fatally injured a U S Army officer and seriously injured his Vietnamese co pilot. The alive pilot died on the 100 mile flight to Qui Nhon military hospital. The pilot’s name was withheld until family notification. he was the 23rd American to die in the war.
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Los Angeles Bear Controversy Prompts County Sale Demand
Regional Planning Commission urged county supervisors to arrange the sale of a bear kept by Pappas in a residential area after five months of dispute. Neighbors complained of the growing bear cub and rabid concerns over safety, while Pappas says the animal is harmless and vegetarian.
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Colts Rally As Pleasant View Edges Masonite In Hurlers Duel
In Colt League action at Anton Stadium last night Pleasant View beat Masonite 83 7 with Ray Guidi Charley Newman and Badgha driving in runs while Sam Wilsey added two RBIs. Masonite’s Masonite and Nabors each had one RBI as Masonite pitchers Porro and Way allowed seven walks and seven hits. In the nightcap Sporting Goods defeated Lange Brothers with Alan Estes scoring on a third inning single and John Yoast later crossing on an error and Treppa s two run hit for a to victory.
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Wood as a plentiful resource for future housing
A wood expert claims the abundance of plentiful wood could be discovered tomorrow and become a tremendous success as a home building material. The discussion highlights its current widespread use and potential impact on construction practices.
Ukiah baseball teens shine in San Francisco Examiner event
Ukiah high school graduates Jim Layne and Jay McAllister stood out at a Northern California baseball tryout in Ukiah. Layne delivered a solid double and strong fielding at first, while McAllister showed power and quick reactions despite facing left-handed pitching. Coaches praised the talent, with potential for regional all-star consideration as local youth continue to train under veteran organizers and the Examiner baseball school.
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National and American League Baseball Leaders Framed
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Culp tosses one hitter as Phillies rout Cubs 9-0
In a Tuesday night game at Connie Mack Stadium Philadelphia ace Ray Culp pitched a brilliant one hitter to outduel Chicago, 9-0, salvaging a split after the Cubs won the opener 2-0. Culp improved to 4-5 while striking out seven, as Philadelphia piled up 17 hits including doubles by Richie Allen and Wes Covington.
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Yanks tighten grip with 5-0 win over Ford era
Yanks coasted to a 5-0 victory as Ford matched the mound against the Twins and Angels in a scoreless early game. D. Lee delivered for the Orioles while Arrigo and Miller starred for the Angels and Twins in a fractured report of outcomes.
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