O Hara wins AAU 1500 with new American record
Chicago runner Tom O Hara dethrones Cyrol Burles to win the national AAU 1500 meters in a new American record of 3 minutes 20 seconds. He led from the third lap and held off Burleson with a final decisive kick. Cyrol finished second, Jim Grelle third, and Jim Ryan fourth as all four beat the previous American mark. Other meet records fell in multiple events including the 5,000, 800, two mile walk, hammer throw, and steeplechase.
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Cary Welsiger
Garvin Calif
Weisiger
O'Hara
Jerry Siebert
Willits
Santa Clara
Beaus
A.A.U
Russia
Vasily Rudenkov
Hal
Los Angeles
New York
Mike Larrabee
Adolph Plummer
Larrabee
Britain
Robbie Brightwell
Whdh
Bob Schul
Miami
Ohio) University
Bill Dellinger
Gerry Lindgren
Ting Jay
Luck
New Haven
Conn
Ed Caruthers
California
Rambo
Striders
Long John ‘Thomas
Boston
Jeff
Lema Defeats Palmer In Open Playoff Victory
Lema edged Palmer 270 to 270 to force a playoff at the Cleveland Open after a dramatic finish. Lema closed with a 65 and seven birdies, including five straight, while Palmer shot 68 to reach 270. Nicklaus tied at 272 with Dill after matching rounds. Palmer eyed a repeat Masters win but Lema claimed the title in tense playoff moments.
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Joe Din
Cleveland
Tony
Lena
Everyinite Lema
Sind Ais Ie Thilind
Dince Sune
Iehampion Aiala Palmer
Hote A Siddeh
Lem
Palmer
Lema
Jack’ Nicklaus
Lemna
Tommy Aaron
Nicklaus
Terry Dill
Ukiah Townies Rally Past Berkeley Stars 7-4
Ukiah Townies beat Berkeley Stars 7-4 in a slugfest at Anton Stadium Saturday night. Hayes and Mattson led with multiple hits including two each, while Dennis Duzdevich earned the win with five hits allowed, 9 strikeouts and five walks.
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Jim Hayes
Herb Tappiri
Hayes
Jerry Mattson
Ukiah Townies
Berkeley Sémipro Stars
Anton ‘Stadium
Dave Jackson
George Jones
Berkeley
Ukiah
Gary Balden
Tappin
Larry
Parducel
Mattson
Poncho Whipple
RBI
Dennis Duzdevich
Fanning
Ukiah NCL clash features pitching surge and lopsided scores
In a South Coast League showdown Ukiah pitchers excelled amid a slate of high scores across leagues. Molsteih delivered a homer while Truss Bopp and Potter Valley battled in a 29-3 game as Asiah Fire Department topped Men docino Van and Storage 22-7.
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Ey Bones
Jorgan
Motors
Molsteih
Jiitcher
Truss Bopp
Potter Valley
Ana
Asiah
Mendocino
Santacinta Youth Village runner leads 4000m steeplechase time
Fishback of the Santacinta Youth Village won the 4000 meter steeplechase in meet record time of 8 43.6. Chris Mou saides of the New York Athletic Club scored the final victory of the day by winning the triple jump with a leap of 53 feet 1 inch.
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Fishback
Santacinta
Chris Mousaides
New York
Women s MITES Golf feed new swing week wrap
The article details a recent MITES golf event with 18 hole and 9 hole divisions. Bede Finn won the 18 hole group with 29 putts, Moriti Fahrney and Clifton Gailey placed second and third. Mignon Warner led the 9 hole group with 15 putts, Mabel Albertson second, and a three way tie for third among Jane Scott Mil dred Carlson Rita Cole with Cole taking the prize by straw vote. The piece notes upcoming two ball foursome with a pot lunch planned led by Jean Palmer and Rita Cole, and that meetings resume at noon in summer, with Pat Irish as last hostess.
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Bede -Finn
Moriti Fahrney
Clifton | Gailey
Mignon Warner
Sétond
Mabel’ Albertson
Wily
Jane Scott
Mildred i Carlson
Rita Cole
Rita’.Cole
Jean Palmer
T Nook
Pat Irish
Alston Chooses National League All-Star Lineup
National League Manager Walt Alston named most of his All-Star picks from player votes for the July game at Shea Stadium. Catcher John Edwards of Cincinnati, first baseman Bill White of St. Louis, second baseman Bill Mazeroski of Pittsburgh, third baseman Ron Santo of Chicago, shortstop Leo Cardenas of Cincinnati, and outfielders Willie Stargell of Pittsburgh Curt Flood of St. Louis and Hank Aaron of Milwaukee are among the runnersup named. Two reserve slots go to Smoky Burgess of Pittsburgh and Johnny Callison of Philadelphia. Pitching selections were anticipated as Koufax of Los Angeles and Farrell of Houston await confirmation, with the NL starting lineup set to backstop Torre, Cepeaga, Hunt, Boyer, Groat, Clemente, and Williams/Jones in the outfield.
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UPI
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Alston
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John Edwards
Cincinnati
Bill White
St. Louis
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Ron Santo
Chicago
Leo Cardenas
Willie Stargell
Curt Flood
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Smoky Burgess
Pirates
Johnny Callison
Phillies
Los Angelés
Dodgers
Houston Colts
Sandy Koufas
Los Angeles
Colt
Dick ‘Farrell
Joe Torre
Orlando Cepe
Sam Francisco
Ron’ Hunt
Bisman
Ken. Boyer
St. Gawis
Dice Groat
Willie Says
Sam
Brancidco
Roberto Clemente
Balliams
Pleasant View Triumphs In Colt League Play Warms Up Race
Pleasant View broke the game open in the fifth inning with four runs on five hits including singles by Ray Guidi Dave Lucchesi Jan Williams Mel Cooper and Parducci then added four more in the sixth on singles by Bob Jackson Lucch ai Williams and Charley Newman interspersed with a walk Metin McMinn's single and three straight walks gave Sporting Goods its only run in the fifth For Masonite a late rally tied the score at 3-3 in the seventh as Emilio Snay and Sam Wilsey scored on a misplayed throw but the game ended tied under no extended play rule Fred Figg pitched well for Lakeport striking out 11 while Lakeport catcher Steve Ananos joined Berry Johnson with two hits apiece and two RBIs for Lakeport in a four team Colt League race coming down to the wire
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Don Parducci
Steve Giannechini
Ray Guidi
Dave Lucchesi
Jan Williams
Mel Cooper
Parducci
Sporting Goods
Williams
Masonite
Danny Nabors
Emilio Snay
Jim Hayes
Sam Wilsey
Snay
Lakeport
Fred Figg
Steve Ananos
Bob Palmer
Berry Johnson
Pace Lakeport
Lake County
Lange Brothers
Colt
Inay
Mike Porro
Steve Short
Willits
Porro
Figg
Ed Walsh
Snavall
Muscular Rock Hudson Stars in Send Me No Flowers Comedy
Hollywood report notes Rock Hudson portrays a health conscious man in Send Me No Flowers, featuring yogurt organic figs and hot dog style burgers as part of his quirky lifestyle.
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Hollywood
UPI
Rock Hudson
Danny Kaye Show Adds Holly Woon and HowAnd Morris Guest
UPI reports Holly Woon and HowAnd Morris signed contracts to appear as guests on the Danny Kaye television show next season. The deal covers six appearances, expanding the variety program’s guest lineup.
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Holly Woon
UPI
HowAnd’ Morris
Danny Kaye
Giants reclaim first as O'Dell shines in bullpen move
In a dramatic shift the Giants moved back to first place behind Billy O'Dell's bullpen sparking stint. O'Dell secured a win and two saves over three relief appearances, including a ninth inning sequence that retired three Dodgers with the bases loaded to preserve a 1-0 win for rookie Ron Herbel. The Phils split two with St. Louis as defense woes resurfaced.
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Langford Upi Sports Witter
Giants
Billy O'Dell
Gaylord Perry
Bob Shaw
O'Dell
Los Angeles Dodger
Ron‘ Herbel
Willie Mays
O’dell
Herber
Phils
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Dolphins Back Home for Fourth of July Meet and Cookout
Ukiah dolphins return to home waters to host the Fourth of July Mendocino County open swimming and diving championships at Ukiah Municipal Park. The swim meet starts at 10 a m and the barbecue at 11 a m after Santa Rosa Neptune Relays results show Coch Dick Early’s team with a disqualification and withheld entries for their strongest 13 and 14 year olds. Dolphins, in only about a month of training, performed well but aim to improve.
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Ukiah
Mendoleine
Ukiah Municipal
Santa Rosa
Ukiah Softball Teams Show Strong All Star Potential
Ukiah clubs such as Masonite, Mendocino State Hospital, El n Lou’s Roost, Church of Latter Day Saints and the Independents play Tuesday and Thursday nights at Ground Park. Jimmy Hubbs of El n Lou’s excels with a no hit, one hit and four hit games totaling 38 strikeouts. Masonite’s Schwarm fires a two hit shutout over LDS. The Independents win 8-7 over Mendocino State Hospital with Wallace driving in the decisive run. Harry Tappin and McGee power others as Ukiah eyes post-season play.
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Masonite
Mendocino State Hospital
el ‘N ° Lou's Roost
Church of Latter Day Saints
Gidbno Park
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Jimmy Hubbs
el 'N
Bill Ornham
Metcalf
Remis Luccchesi
Lucchesi
Bennett
Kubic
Bill Schwarm
LDS
Independents
Wallace
McCarthy
Harry Tappin
McGee
George Sutton
Ground Park
Fiery Punch Ends in Fine at Dirt Track Race
In a Friday night main event, top action saw Bob Campbell punch Sanita Rosa veteran Win Beaver after a collision, drawing a $25 on-the-spot fine. Hatfield led from flag to flag, with Graziano and Smiley close behind. Campbell sidelined by a fractured left elbow last week still made the incident notable. Beaver finished sixth, Deschamps defended, and Ukiah’s Roll Grant earned a heat victory as Edwards and Deschamps faced challenges.
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Bob Campbell
Ray” Stevens
Peck
Bakeport
Nascar Hiidtop Auto
Frortt
Nascar
Win Beaver
Sanita Rosa
Campbell
Lakeport
Beaver
Jay Hatfield
Hatfield
Ray Graziano
Calpella
Ned Smiley
Bill Deschamps
Bob Nielson
Bill Robison
Wes Boesel
Siemtayana
Rivet
Grinely
Prescription Center Leads South Coast League Standings
In the South Coast League Prescription Center owns a 14 game winning streak and tops both the Dodgers Giants division and overall standings. Tonight at Oak Manor 6 p.m. the Dodgers Giants playoff pits Prescription Center against Hoover's Propane with Ukiah Valley Creamery and Smalley's nearby in the race.
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Oak’ Manor
Ukiah
Valley ‘ Creamery
Hoover's
White Cottage
Smalley’s
Mendocino County Employees Association
Townsend's
Police Association
South Coast
Leaguc
UVC
Smalley's
Townsend
MCEA
Hoover
Townsend Brothers
Police
Ukiah Valley Creamery
Hoover's Propane
Smalley’s Dairy
Dodgers
Giants
Ukiah Valley
Creamery
Hoover’s
Hoover's. Propane
Oak Manor
Hayley Mills Bids Farewell To Child Roles
Hayley Mills quits child parts in The Moon-Spinners to pursue adult work with Walt Disney. The film features Mills at her real age of 18, marking a transition from childhood roles to more mature parts.
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UPI
Hayley Mills
Walt Disney
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