Dolphins Time Trials Showcase Rising Ukiah Swimmers
Ukiah Dolphin Swim Club opened time trials with veterans like Miss Mosna and Kit Cleland alongside newcomers led by Pete Friedrichsen whose 128.5 freestyle hints at future speed. Miss Hunter and Ana Anderson impressed, Albert Arnold now of Lakeport posted a 43.8 backstroke, and Pat Mosna tied Miss Hunter in backstroke as coaches note strong early form amid ongoing grueling training.
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Dodgers cling to NL lead as Indians top AL
The Dodgers run seven straight wins including a 9-4 victory over Pittsburgh as they chase the NL lead. Cleveland, led by Tito Francona, holds a one game edge in the AL after beating Boston 5-4 and 1-0. Francona delivered a clutch seventh inning single and Jim Baxter homered in the nightcap. Other NL results include Pizarro, Antonelli, and Cépeda contributing for Braves, Giants, and Cardinals while White Sox top Yankees and Tigers beat Orioles.
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Venturi Wins Chicago Open With 66 in Windy Finish
Wen Venturi of San Francisco stormed to the Chicago Open title by closing in 66 in gusty 30 mph winds to finish at 275 seven under par, overturning a five stroke lead held by 23 year old Johnny Pott of Shreveport. Pott earned 4,600 for second as Venturi’s win mirrors last year’s come from behind triumph despite harsh weather.
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Mickey Wright Sets Record With Second Open Title
Mickey Wright, rested after a 36 hole final, won her second straight Women's Open at Churchill Valley CC with a 287, edging Louise Suggs by two strokes. Wright now eyes a repeat at the Ladies PGA in French Lick Indiana next month.
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Johansson Patterson Set for Sept Rematch in Florida
Ingemar Johansson flies to Florida for a brief rest as Floyd Patterson aims to recapture the title in a September rematch. Promoter Rosensohn estimates $2,000,000 gross from the Yankee Stadium fight and related revenue. Johansson plans a short Florida stay before a Sweden trip. Trainer Dan Florio says Patterson was knocked down by a right cross Friday night and needs a defense fix ahead of the comeback.
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Two No Hitters In Pony League Night
Ukiah Pony League fans witnessed two no hit performances at Anton Stadium on Friday. Harkins of the Chevrons struck out 10 in four innings and contributed 4 4 with McCain aiding the 20 0 victory over VFW. Rich Reitzell threw a one inning no hitter as Anton defeated Munnell and Sherrill 9 2, with Flescinger going 2 for 2 for the winners.
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Baseball School Here Big Success in Ukiah
The San Francisco Examiner baseball school’s first Ukiah appearance drew about 300 youngsters plus Little League and Pony League managers from Ukiah and nearby counties. Notable organizers Augie Galan Oscar Vin Don Dempsey Milt Axt and Bob Jatjo received praise for teaching, with 50 boys from Branscomb Fort Bragg Kelseyville Lakeport Finley Boonville Willits Laytonville and Hopland among attendees. Ukiah Sports and Boosters Club plans a repeat next year. Dave Brown narrowly missed an All-Star Northern California spot, while Johnny Miller impressed in outfield tryouts, highlighting Ukiah’s growing baseball presence.
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Ukiah Jaycees Lead In Tight Game
Ukiah Jaycees defeated Box ing Tollins 7 to 3 as Jim Layne opened the offense with a leadoff hit and Baughn and Jack added key doubles to bolster the swing lineup.
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Women's Golf Notes Trophy Luncheon and Closest to Hole Winners
A Trophy Luncheon will present Weber Buick and Dora Pacini tourney awards. Special event June 23 honored closest to the hole on No. 1, won by Mona Fahrney, Gertrude Northrup, Barbara Cox, and Vivi Bones, each receiving a ball. Tuesday features a Little Eclectic for 18-hole players.
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