30 Jun 1958
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1958
Page
1
Erle Hey and Akers battled to a 36 hole final with scores 74 and 76 for 150 total. Weatherford posted 39-35-39-37 while Banker shot 37-38-38, edging a two shot margin on the 4th playoff hole. Pro Bob Whitaker to record remaining results.
Ukiah Pine Browns defeated the Ukiah Cleaners 5-3 to seize a half game lead in the North Life League. Key hits by Barry Fox and Dennis Hewitt helped build a fast start, while the Cleaners struggled for offense aside from a third inning rally.
An opinion piece honors about 16 volunteers who umpire North Little League games without pay. It notes their tough job, mistakes by less experienced umpires, and fans should not harshly criticize them. It lists local volunteers including Laviletta, Pugh, Brish, Averell, Hin Walton, Glevin Vaughan, Simp ward, McGuffie, Hook, and Owans.
At the Santa Rosa fairgrounds, Péckett led the quartermidget events with Norman Ukish close behind as Eddie eeeiing and Elipens Ford Report chased trophies. Gene Qren Davidson and Beller’s placed for points, with Ford Report tallying 45 amid a crowded afternoon program.
North Little League season review notes Manager Al Bechtel using many players to gain experience. The Lions Club team, with a young squad, emphasizes fun and recreation over winning, shaping players 8 to 12. Key 12 year olds include Mike Cash and Steve Bechtel, while 9 year olds like Edwin Lockhart also contribute.
Brazil dominated the final 5-2 over host Sweden at Rasunda Stadium before 52,000 fans, clinching Brazil's third World Cup title. Swedes called the team the best in the world as South America completed a three-week tournament spanning four continents with 49 teams participating.
Vancouver hosts the Pacific Coast League North South All Star game with North led by Charlie Metro and six Vancouver players, while Red Davis of Phoenix coaches the South. Notables include Dick Stuart, Jim Gentile, Vada Pinson, Dusty Rhodes, and Dave Pope among others from Salt Lake, San Diego, Sacramento and Phoenix.
Murray Rose of Australia, a USC freshman, eyed John Konrads’ 400-meter free mark after beating Tsuyoshi Yamanaka. Rose also won the 1,500. Jan Henricks claimed the 100 and 200 free events as eight Japanese wins contrasted with Australian victories. Nancy Ramey set a world record in the 200-meter butterfly at age 15. Chris Von Salm ta of Santa Clara set an American record in the 200-meter women’s freestyle.
The Service Clubs beat the Auto Dealers 5 to 4 at Giorte Park in a Friday night upset. David Farney pitched superbly, striking out 10 over six innings, with Louis Bartolomei and Ben Foster supplying key hits and baserunning. Insurance runs and a late homer by Richard Reitzell kept the Auto Dealers hopeful, while Brownie’s Market leads and a busy schedule set up a crucial clash tomorrow.
Hank Aaron and Ted Williams sparked offense in separate games as their teams braved rivals. Aaron smashed a grand slam and drove in five in the Braves 10-6 win over the Dodgers, boosting his surge and the Braves’ lead. Williams homered twice and added a single in the Red Sox 10-7 victory over the Tigers, lifting Boston into third place. The day featured multiple big league results, including Giants over Reds, Cubs over Pirates, and a lopsided Athletics win over the Yankees.
The Chevrons won their sixth straight by defeating Ford Gravel 12 to 7 in four innings as Anton Jetsook capitalized on walks and errors. The following day they extended the streak to seven with a 6 to 4 win over VFW highlighted by a five run fifth inning and homers from Jack Pearce and Dan Connolly.
Lanky Barry Mackay of Dayton Ohio was seeded eighth and tipped to win his Wimbledon men’s singles quarterfinal today facing a strong Ramana Krishnan as Budge Patty and Gardnar Mulloy also faced seeded foes. Margaret Osborne DuPont, 40, sought a women’s quarterfinal as Althea Gibson and Mimi Arnold remained in contention.
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