Jaycees Take Lead in North Ukiah Little League Race
The Ukiah Jaycees moved into sole first place in the North Ukiah Little League standings with a 5-3 win over The Chefs after a big final inning. Ed Connolly tied the game with a single and a later homer by Jack Orme capped a rally that erased a 3-0 deficit. Earlier, Ukiah Cleaners beat Lions Club 8-6 as Jay McAllister hit his first Little League homer, and Carr led the Cleaners with three doubles while Lions committed seven errors.
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Ukiah Jaycees
Jim Layne
Ed Connolly
Jerry Baugh
Terry Pugh
Jack Orme
Jaycees
Jay McAllister
Ukiah Cleaners
Lions Club
Tim Bechtel
Jimmy Carr
Cleaners
Jim Brown
Lions
Carr
Ray Lopez
Little Ray Lockhart
Miss Spork Prodigy Excites Palm Springs Golf Scene
A 9 year old former Michigan women's collegiate champion, Miss Spork, performed at Tamarisk Country Club and Ukiah Municipal Golf Course, drawing headlines. Bob Whitaker shot a 67 to set desert records, including a hole in one and a 95 yard 14th hole. Spork, a fiberglass club uses innovation, and her seven under par 67 links her to Babe Zaharias's famed scores.
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Shirley- ‘Spork
Palm Springs Tamarisk
Ukiah Municipal
Os Angeles Examiner
Rings
Theniversity of Michigan
Ukiah Club
Bob Whitaker
Desert
Miss Spork
Tamarisk
Babe Zaaris
Masonite Softball Teams Hit Busy Week
Masonite was defeated by Hollow Laibér last night in a city ballgame 7 to 2. Tonight Masonite meets a Girls League team at Giorno Park at 7 oclock. Tomorrow night they travel to face Ferko Lumber.
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Masonite
Hollow ‘Res Laibér
Giorno Park
Norrow
Ferko Lumber
Local fishing notes hint at trout sightings and limits
fragmentary report notes anglers discussing slowed trout activity this past weekend. mentions several limits and the lake's water level affecting catch. details are incomplete but indicate small numbers of larger fish and potential delays hitting bag limits.
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Allehes
T W and J Capture Top First Half Pin Honors
The Tuesday morning Housewives bowling league starts its second half with Tarter Webster and Johnson leading after a 26 14 record, along with titles for Westport Pacific Woodmans Insurance and Ukiah Motor Sales contenders. Notable performances include H Bowen 466 series for Westport Pacific and Lena Fautek 408 for Garner, as first round closes.
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Bowling League
Tarter
Webster and Johnson
Antoni Freight
Woodman’s Insurance
Ukiah Motor Sales
Westport Pacific Co
Seablom Salvage Co
Foggy’s Liquor
House of Garner
H. Bowen
Westport Pacific
Lena Fautek
Garner
Marge Meek
Seablom
Woodmans Insurance
E. Murphy
Tarter- Webster and Johnson
Enida Davis
L. Stein
M. Jackson
L. Row
Antoni's
Foggy’s Liquors
Norma Frassinello
Foggy’s
Yokayo Bowl Junior League Shines Tuesday Night
Young bowlers from elementary and high schools shine at Yokayo Bowl Tuesday nights starting 7 p.m. Highlights include Richard McDonald’s 228 in a 490 series and 510 series across weeks, Woody White’s 284 and 496, Dan Harris’s 154 and 137, Ron Locatelli’s 190, Bill Kahn’s 164 170 180 series, Bill Hess’s 156 168, and Snider’s 192 182 159 for a 503. The league showcases rising stars and improving averages.
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Richard McDonald
Woody White
Dan Harris
Stover
Ron Locatelli
C. Miller
Alley Cats
Bill Kahn
Bill Hess
Snider
Matthews Gonsalves Tilt In Atlantic City Lights
Len Matthews the unranked Philadelphia lightweight is favored 8-5 over Gonsalves in a 10 round TV radio main event at Atlantic City New Jersey Friday night. Gonsalves ranked high in 135 pound class brings comeback form as Ring and NBA ratings note.
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New York
UPI
Len Matthews
Philadelphia
Oakland
Calif
Atlantic City
N.J
Louisville
Rogell Stitch
Rudy Sawyer
Stitch
Matthews-Gonsalves
Madison Square Garden
Matthews
Gonsalves
The
Ring Magazine
NBA
Ring
Gaspar Ortega
Red China Out of Winter Meet
Red China will not compete in next year’s Winter Olympics. Squaw Valley president Prentis C. Hale, after a conference with Avery Brundage, cited IOC recognition issues. Hale noted Nationalist China would compete, while Red China remained uninvited.
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San Francisco
UPI
Red China
Prentis C. Hale
Squaw Valley
U.S. Senate
Hale
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
IOC
China
Thomas Hennings
Senate
Sen
Hennings
Washington University
St. Louis
Formosa
Giants Win In 13th as Cepeda Is Injured
San Francisco defeated Los Angeles 6 to 4 in 13 innings at the Coliseum to snap the Dodgers seven game run, with Jim Davenport homering twice and Willie Mays adding an insurance shot. Cepeda was knocked unconscious by a line drive and taken to hospital. no serious injury reported.
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San Francisco
Dick Hal
Salt Lake City
Hall
Bees
Willie McCovey
Phoenix Giant
McCovey
Steve Bilko
Spokane
Jay Hook
Seattle
Joe Stanka
Sac
Los Angeles
UPI
San Francisco Giants
Bill Rigney
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Giafts
Walt Alston
Sandy Koufax
Stan Williams
Jim Davenport
Willie Mays
Davenport
Roger Craig
Stu Miller
Mike McCormack
Gil Hodges
Jackie Brandt
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Gilliam
Charlie Neal
Cepeda
Willie Kirk
Land
Daniel Freeman Hospital
Lopsided Scores Stir Pony League Interest Upward Contradiction
In the Pony League two lopsided victories highlight a fractured balance as Chevrons win 25 to 1 over Munnell and Sherrill while Anton's top WEW 13 to 0. Glimpses of slump and derision follow heavy hitters like McCain Mattson and Reitzell, signaling a morale collapse and calls for action to restore parity.
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Glenn Erickson
Chevrons
Munnell
Sherrill
Anton
WEW
Ford Gravel
McCain
Jerry Mattson
Harkins
Lee
Ward
Hendricks
Johnson
Peisley
M&s
Rich Reitzell
Pearce
Wilson
McElroy
Bilstein
Connolly and O'Brien Hope For Records
HELSINKI Finland UPD Hal Connolly of Los Angeles pursues a possible world record in the hammer throw after winning with 214 ft 7 in. Olympic champion Parry O'Brien also aims for a record in the shot put as crowds watch a two day international meet. Other U.S. victors include Bob Poynter, Bob Gardner, and Jerome Walters, with Potgieter winning the 40 meter hurdles and Howard finishing second.
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Helsinki
Finland
UPD
Hal Connolly
Los Angeles
Connolly
New York
Parry O'Brien
O'Brien
Pomona
Calif
U.S
Bob Poynter
San Jose State
Bob Gardner
Quantica Marines
Jerome Walters
Altadena
Gerhardus Potgieter
South Africa
Dick Howard
New Mexico University
Howard
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