Stevens to Headline Ukiah Outdoor Wrestling Show
Promoter Matt Zidich and match maker John Swenski announce Ukiah VFW Outdoor Wrestling at 12th District Fairgrounds on Saturday July 4 at 8 30 p m. Ray Stevens defends the United States Heavyweight title against Bear Cat Wright at the Cow Palace on June ?. A four bout card features top workers from Cow Palace such as Pepper Gomez and Luiz Martinez. Swenski to referee main event with plans for a tag team bout Dirty Ed Miller and Rugged Don Manoukian.
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Matt Zidich
John Swenski
VFW
Fairommands
Grapplers
VFEW
Zidich
Swenski
Carl Purdy ‘Hall
12Th Distrite Fairgrounds
Cow Palace
San Francisco
United States
Ray Stevens
Bear-Cat Wright
Caw Palace
Ukiah
Stevens
Arere
Rugged
Ed” ‘Miller
Rugged Don Manoukian
Pepper Gomez
Mexico
Luiz Martinez
All-America Football Selections Began in 1889
The first All-America football selections were determined by Walter Camp in 1889 marking the origin of the All-America honor.
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S -New York
UPI
Walter Camp
Law and Ford Effective Giants Half-Game Out
Law and Ford deliver strong pitching as Pirates and Yankees win. Law whiffs 11 Mets in five hit 35 total, Ford leaves with shoulder twinge but Yankees blank Detroit. Giants rally past Reds to shrink Dodgers lead. Mays and McCovey spark defensive plays. Billy O'Dell notches his eighth win.
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Vernon Law
Whitey Ford
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Ford
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New York Mets
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Marshall
Bridges
Awara
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Pirates
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Mets
New York
Craig Anderson
Smoky Burgess
Roberto Clemente
Yankee Tiger
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Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Gets
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Dodgers
Mays
McGcovey
Jim Maroney
Billy O'Dell
Masonite Wins Close Game 8-6 Over Kiwanis
Masonite edged Kiwanis 8 to 6 in South Okrain Little League as Masonite improved to 8 wins in 10 games. Mike Morrow led Masonite with three runs scored and two singles, while Joe Luiz and Marty Wattenburger doubled for the winners. Kiwanis got three sixth inning runs but fell short as Ellege led with a double and two doubles for Kiwanis.
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South Okrain
Talmage
Mike Morrow
Joe Luiz
Marty Wattenburger
Jerry Rains
Mike Ellege
Chris Henderson
Ellege
North
Police Association
Potter Valley Pine Browns
Chuck Pacini
Paul Schmitz
John Ready
Polite Association Lions Club
Vernon Lockhart
Gary McKay
Norman Johnson
Steve Morton
Ukiah Cleaners
Three Cities Vie For Pro Elevens
Promoters from New Orleans Atlanta and Kansas City presented to the AFL executive board for a new franchise. Each city submitted a 25000 dollar check as required by AFL owners. The discussion centered on adding two new teams for the 1963 season with some owners opposing expansion and hinting at a Houston Oilers compromise.
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Boston
UPI
New Orleans
Atlanta
Kansas City
American Football League
AFL
Houston Oilers
K.S
Bud) Adams Jr
Boxing Bulletin Shows Boxing State Disarray and Need for Federal Control
The NBA bulletin lists fighters with heavy knockout histories while states clash over recognition and licenses. The article notes Sonny Liston’s barred title bid in New York, Archi Moore’s inactivity controversy, and widespread inconsistent oversight, urging federal regulation to prevent dangerous lapses.
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UPL
National Boxing Association
Buddy Baer
NBA
Massachusetts
California
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Thnois
Archie Moore
Tunney Hansaker
James Wiley
Jesse Bowdry
Sam Edwards
Bayonne
N.J
Morris eyes 17 foot vault after 16 foot leap
Los Angeles based track notes show Ron Morris, newly using a fibreglass pole, cleared 16 feet and aims at 17. He recalls nearly breaking his neck at Fresno and recalls past AAU titles at 15 feet 8 inches. Morris joins rival talk of competing with Poles and Russians, with 1500m and other events on the horizon.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ron Morris
Morris
Fresno
Morrig
Johnny
al Oerter
Qerter
Vladimir Trusenyov
Russia
Trusenyov
Oerter
Stanford
Jim
Beatty
Het
Perkins Ends Ring Career After Sparring Collapse
LAS VEGAS reports Freddie Perkins, 23, No. 1 contender for the Nevada middleweight title, will never fight again after collapsing during sparring. He remained in a coma for more than a week and ends his pro career with six wins and five losses. Doctors say he is through and will help trainees at the club instead of climbing through the ropes.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Nevada
Freddie Perkins
Perkins
Tier Boys
Pony League Upsets Shake Early Season Standings
Munneill and Sherrill won their first game of the year 7-6 over Rotary. The Chevrons, Ford Gravel, beat by Crawford 3-1. Crawford edged VFW 7-6. Friday and Saturday results show Crawford over Palace Sport and Hobby 9-8, Ford over Rotary 3-2, VFW over Anton’s Super Jets 9-5. Standings: Chevrons 6-1, Ford Gravel 5-1, Crawford and VFW 4-2, Palace Sport and Hebby 3-1, Rotary 2-8, Munnell and Sherrill 1-4-1, Super Jets 1-7.
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Sherrill
Chevrons
Crawford
VFW
Munneill
Rotary
Ford Gravel
Munnell and Sherrill
Super Jets
Cubs Sign Cal Pitcher Rebelo to Reds Contract
Berkeley California report says John Rebelo University of California star right handed pitcher signed by the Cincinnati Reds. Rebelo received a small bonus and was assigned to Geneva in the New York Penn League after posting an s 4 record this season.
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Berkeley
Calif
John Rebelo
University of California
Cincinnati Reds
Rebelo
Geneva
Soviet Coach Predicts Close Meet With United States at Stanford
Moscow coach Gavril Korobkov says the fourth Soviet United States track meet at Stanford next month will be very close. He notes two world record hopefuls Igor Ter-Ovanesyan and Vladimir Trusenev for the men, and Tatyana Tschelkanova and Tamara Press for the women, with Soviet women favored overall.
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UPI
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Stanford
Calif
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Mirst
U.S
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Ralph Boston
Tennessee
Vladimir Trusenev
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N.Y
Jay Silvester
Santa Clara
Tamira Press
Leipzig
Germany
Tatyana Tschelkanova
Korobkov
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Pat) Brown
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