Giants Edge Reds In Ten Inning No-Hitter Night
The Giants rally past the Reds 6-5 in ten innings to reclaim first place as Felipe Alou’s controversial safe call at home sparks a heated argument with Reds manager Fred Hutchinson. Willie McCovey and Jim Davenport homer to tie it, while Belinsky and Wilson shine in separate no hitters on the latest pennant push.
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San Francisco Giants
Fred Hutchinson
Ciennnali Reds
Hutchinson
John Edwards
Reds
Tibe ‘Alou
Orlando Cepeta
Giants
Alou
Edwards
Alvin Dark
Willie McCovey
Dark
Faelipe
Cepeda
Vada Pinson
Leo Cardenas
Ed Sudol
Ed Bailey
Cincinnati
Jim Davenport
Earl Fison
Bo Belinsky
Gebause
Mbechtuse
Wither Priciptl
Marsh To GE
Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore Orioles
n@ Wilson
Og Red ‘Sox
Beinsky
Pobehhtoula
San Diego
Sol Maglite
Red Sox
Mel Parnell
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
Washington Senators
Ring Magazine Adds New Boxing Weight Divisions Ratings
Ring Magazine recognizes junior lightweight and junior welterweight divisions for the first time in 32 years. Florencio Flo rdez of the Philippines named junior lightweight champion while Duilio Loi of Italy leads junior welterweights. Harold Johnson named Fighter of the Month after a defense against Gusta Scholz. Thomas of Chicago rises to 10th in heavyweight. Johansson holds fourth. Liston Machen Folley remain above him. Hernandez climbs to second among lightweights after a first round KO of Paolo Rost.
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New York
UPI
Ring Magazine
Ish Florde
Philippines
Duilio Loi
Italy
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Germany
Gusta, Scholz
King Johnson
Zora Folley
Johannsson
Carlos Hernandez
Paolo Rost
Softball Tourney Set for Sonoma
Sonoma district playoffs planned for July invite teams from Mendocino Sonoma and Marin Counties. Contact district commissioner Herb Dower Sebastopol for entry details. Dates pending field completion and entries determine tournament size. The Sandman Marin and Mendocino winners may advance to the State Tournament July 27 to August 12 in Fréarid.
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Mendocino
Marin
Herb Dower
Tournamc Ie
Mencinio
Avid Marin
Fréarid
Auto Dealers and Talmage tie in South Ukiah Little League
In a 9 to 9 draw at South Ukiah, Auto Dealers walks and baserunners kept pace with Talmage who had three hits including a Mike Rodgers two run homer and Steven Burns triple. The game will resume from the fifth inning later this season, keeping Masonite atop the standings with five games left.
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Talmage
Ukiah
Gelping
Mike Rodgers
Steven Burns
Masonite
Sam Ray
Kirby Walsh
Dick Ray
David Machado
Gary Simmons
David Winslow
Ukiah Police Association
Anton
Jets
David Peterson
Danny Williamson
Dennis DeAngelis
Police Association
DeAngelis
Jeff Rea
Anton’s
Joe Blackwell
Tom Marceau
Dennis Ivey
Terry Miley
Benjamin Iron Softball Hosts Point Arena Tomorrow Night
The Ukiah Benjamin Iron team faces Point Arena at Giorno Park at 8 p m as two reliable pitchers Hindley and Johnson sharpen their form. Ukiah seeks a win to boost confidence before a July regional tournament with Lake Sonoma and Mendocino counties entering.
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Point Arena
Ukiah
Giorno Park
Allock
Fresno
Herb Dower
Benjamin
Ron Hindley
Kenny Johnson
Cloverdale
LDS
Santa Rosa Comets
Comets
Northern California
Johnson
Hindley
Kit Weaver
Herb Tappen
Johnny Hart
Houston Colts Add Slugger Bob Cery To Roster
New York reports outfielder Bob Cery, a six year veteran who spent three seasons with the New York Yankees, will join the Houston Colts in a $20,000 waiver deal. The 36 year old right handed hitter weighs 190 pounds and is expected to bolster the Colts offense after multiple trades by the Yankees.
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NEW York
UPI
Bob ‘Cer
New York Yankees
Houston Colts
Hitler
Yankees
Hercules Cortez To Face Stevens On Outdoor Mat
The Mighty Hercules comes to Ukiah to fight Ray Stevens in the main event a two out of three falls match at the first Ukiah Outdoor Big Time Wrestling Show on July 7 at 8 30 p m with promoter Matt Zidich and matchmaker Joan Swenski arranging the setup at the 12th District Fair Grounds Arena. Tickets listed at local outlets Jack n Joes Liquors and several cafes.
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Hercules Cortez
Ray Stevens
United States
Fidale
Ukiah
Joan Swenski
Matt Zidich
12Th District
Fairgrounds
VFW
Cortez
Stevens
Bomie
Jack 'N Joe's Liquors
Joe's Park 'N' Takit
Maple Cafe
Foggy's Liquors
Pro Cowboys Earn Money At Lakeport Rodeos
At Lakeport and Cloverdale shows in Lake County, top pros earned money in tight competition. Buster Ivory led bareback with three wins and three top finishes. Ed LeTourneau won two bulls with three seconds. Vic Cochran and Cotton Rosser also topped events. Johnny Souza was injured with a broken leg but still earned points. About 3,700 to 4,000 spectators filled Lakeport crowds, while Cloverdale drew a large turnout and critics hope for a return next year. Joaquin Sanchez bullfighting clown impressed audiences with saves and humor. Liberty Horse and Dressage acts added to the program.
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Lake County
Cloverdale Palomino Lakes
Buster
Ivory
Pempa
Texas
Ed LeTeourneau
Davis
LeTourneau
Secon Cochrane
Johnny Souza
San Gregorio
Ash
Cloverdale
Joaquin Sanchez
Bill’Bushbaum
AFL May Expand to Nine or Ten Teams in 1963
American Football League leaders prepared to decide today whether to add Boston and pick among Kansas City New Orleans or Atlanta for the 1963 season. A second franchise for 1964 was also considered with pricing tied to indoor VFW events in Carl Purdy Hall.
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American Football League
Boston Week
Kansas
City
New Orleans
Atlanta
VFW
Carl Purdy Hall
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