Willits Triumphs 10 4 Over Laytonville In Colt League
Willits jumped to an early lead at Anton Stadium and held on for a 10 to 4 victory over Laytonville. Mike Driscoll paced Willits with key hits including a homer by Myke Driscoll Jr and a Wilburn homer plus Harrah’s double in the fourth and sixth innings. Laytonville’s Elbert Dodd doubled for their first run and Peters scored twice in the fifth and seventh. Thursday’s Casteels visit Willits on the Anton diamond at 8 pm.
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Trabert and Patty Seek Top Titles in Net Finals
Wimbledon action sees Patty and Trabert aiming for singles glory while Rosewall faces Nielsen in a separate semi final. U S women reach all American semis and potential finals as Hart Brough Fleury Hard and Sarmoczi progress. US squad arrives to start a tour of Scandinavia and beyond.
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Promoter Walsh Pushes U S Russian Basketball Talks
Frank Walsh the Cow Palace promoter seeks diplomatic gains through U S Russian exchanges. He just returned from Moscow promoting a Soviet visit to the United States this December and an American tour of the USSR next summer.
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Pastrano Triumphs In Ten Round Victory Over Maxim
In New Orleans 19 year old Willie Pastrano defeats 13 year old former light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim by a 10 round unanimous decision. Pastrano, weighing 176, Maxim 183, fought cautiously late to seal the win. paid attendance 3,169 with $16,794 gross. Maxim earned $15,000, Pastrano $7,500.
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Moore Named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine
Archie Moore and Ray Famechon earned recognition from Ring Magazine as contenders. Moore, 38, was named Fighter of the Month after knocking out middleweight champion Bobo Olson last week. Famechon moved to the top contender spot following defeats of Billy Kelly and the retirement of Percy Bassett.
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Carter Favored 3-1 Over Smith On TV Tonight
Lightweight champion Jimmy Carter of New York meets Wallace Bud Smith of Cincinnati in a 15 round title bout at Boston Garden. Carter is a 3-1 favorite, but advance ticket sales are light and the fight will be televised nationwide but blackout in New England.
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San Diego Triumphs In Ninth As Lyons Stifles Seals Rally
In a tight Pacific Coast League clash, Al Lyons shut down San Francisco in the bottom of the ninth to preserve a 7-5 Padres win as Seattle edged Oakland 2-1 behind Vic Lombardi. Turk Lown closed out Los Angeles 7-4 over Sacramento. Hollywood beat Sacramento 14-7 in a high-scoring fray with George Munger earning the win.
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Dodgers face mounting injuries as Campanella to get knee X-ray
Brooklyn stars remain sidelined as Roy Campanella undergoes knee X rays for a persistent left knee injury. Teammate Russ Meyer suffers a broken shoulder bone from a Milwaukee collision and faces about 40 days out, with Carl Erskine John Podres Billy Lees and Duke Snider also nursing injuries.
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Fight results wrap from United Press boxing roundup
United Press reports multiple boxing results across venues. Larry Baker outpoints Jackie O'Brien in Freeport New York. Billy Sweet Pear Peacock stops Alex Fimbres in Houston. Robby Boya KO’s Lloyd Triplett in Chicago. Kenny Lane outpoints Richie Howard in Halifax. Harold Carter outpoints Julia Mederas in Miami Beach. Tony Per gy outpoints Allin McFater in Montreal. Willie Pastrado outpoints Joey Maxim in New Orleans.
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Summer Playground Registration Opens at Municipal Park
Registration for the Summer Playground program runs through Friday July 1 at Municipal Park. Enrollment is by phone or in person with Miss Keene at HO 2 6152, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. This year offers three two week sessions starting July 5 for preschoolers 3 to 6, July 18 for ages 7 to 9, and August 1 for ages 10 to 12 with full day options and lunch. Activities include free play, art, storytelling, swimming, walks, and hikes for different age groups.
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Phillies Feature New Cast Of Players
In a suspended game resumed after two months the Phillies beat the Pirates 3-0. Nelson King was charged with the loss before being sent to the Pacific Coast League. Elroy Face relieved him. Richie Ashburn singled home Peanuts Lowrey for the third run as Smokey Burgess moved on. Herman Peery, just named pro at Cascades Golf Course, was born on the site 28 years ago.
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Merchants Battle Laytonville in Special Tilt Tonight
Ukiah Merchants Baseball face Laytonville on the Anten diamond at 8 15 p m with Laytonville seeking revenge after a loss. Branscomb Braves also challenge the 101 League leaders and meet the Merchants Monday July 4 at Anton Stadium.
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Standings and schedules from United Press baseball roundup
Standings show San Diego leading with 24 wins and 1 0 in American and National leagues. Probable pitchers list includes Lloyd Dickey Gene Bearden Don Ferrarese Lou Kretlow Hy Cohe Bill Werle Earl Harrist Bob Garver. Thursday games noted Detroit Chicago Boston Washington New York Brooklyn Chicago Milwaukee New York Brooklyn Chicago Milwaukee.
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Red Sox Rise After Mourning Rally Against Senators
The Red Sox, wearing black armbands for Harry Agganis, beat the Senators 4-0 and 8-2 to pull within a half game of the Tigers. Frank Sullivan tossed a two straight shutouts, with Jack Jensen and Faye Throneberry homering in the opener. Norm Zauchin added a two-run shot in the second game as Boston fought through grief with determined, disciplined baseball.
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