Jeep Schmitz Built in Ukiah Hero Becomes SF State Weight Lifter
Jeep Schmitz a Ukiah high school standout and 220 pound defensive tackle for San Francisco State builds strength through a lifelong weight training program. He coaches local youths after school from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Ukiah High, aims for further competitive lifting, and has earned titles in Santa Clara Valley Open and high placements in Oakland YMCA and Northern California meets.
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Ukiah 9 Opens Semi-Pro Play Weekend
Ukiah 9, Brad Shear's semi pro baseball team, begins second year in Oakland State tourney. Saturday 11:30 a.m. at Bushrod Park No. 2 Oakland vs Creole of Alameda 1964 champions. Possible Sunday 1:30 p.m. if win. or stay alive Sunday 1:30 p.m. if lose. Colt League benefit game with Ukiah Colts on Friday night.
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Brock Seeks All Star Berth as Mays Misses Honors
The season's All Star selections draw scrutiny as Lou Brock earns a first berth while Willie Mays is snubbed. Brock's .304 average and league leading steals boost his case, while Mays, at 36, slumps to .293 despite a two homer game for the Giants. Giants teammates combine for 19 hits in a 9-1 win over the Cardinals, shifting the pennant race.
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Mays Missing from National League All Star Starters
Willie Mays sits out as NL starting lineup selections are announced for the 38th All Star Game set for July 11 in Anaheim. Roberto Clemente and Hank Aaron headline the outfield, with Aaron's 13th selection and Clemente's eighth. Brock, Cepeda, Mazeroski and Torre count multiple appearances as the voting yields 283 ballots with no rookie votes.
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Detroit
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Minnesota
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Rico Petrocelli
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
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Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Tony Oliva
Tiger
al Kaline
Clemente
Aaron
Brock
Torre
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Cepeda
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Mazeroski
Julian Javier
Allen
Cincinnati
Tony Perez
Alley
Reds
Leo Cardenas
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Pete Rose
Jimmy Wynn
Houston
Walt Alston
Primo Carnera Death Ends Gentle Giant Boxing Era
Primo Carnera, the 1933 world heavyweight champion known as the gentle giant, died at 60 in his birthplace town after a long illness including cirrhosis and diabetes. He won the title from Sharkey in 1933, lost to Baer in 1934, and later wrestled. He weighed 260 pounds in his prime and fought 109 matches with 66 knockouts. His death follows a life tracing from a carpenter to boxing prominence.
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Paris
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Milan
Colt League Benefit Game Set With Prize Drawings
Friday night in Ukiah hosts a Colt League benefit at Anton Stadium featuring the Colts versus Shearmen. The event includes a 6 p.m. pregame, a hunting rifle or TV prize for a spectator, and a main event game with local youth and semi pro veterans. Tickets are $1 at gate or via Colt League players and local sponsors.
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