Going Up The North 101 Near Ukiah City Egg Fast
A distorted OCR item notes rapid changes near Ukiah involving contractor co owner Joe Srouta and a 48 foot beam tied to a sloped root jangivas idea. The fragment mentions Wisth ae length and a bowling proper, with Shorty Harris and another person now attending bowl.
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Bowdry threatens pro move after unanimous win
Jesse Bowdry, twice national amateur champion in 1954 and 1955, warned of turning professional after a lopsided unanimous decision over Clarence Hinnant in a light heavyweight bout. Hinnant fell to Bowdry in a 12th Wash pro fight, with judges awarding Bowdry nine rounds to one for Hinnant.
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Giants Games TV Broadcasts Return to New York
National Telefilm Associates announced that 40 Giants and Dodgers games will be televised into New York this season from St. Louis and Pittsburgh, bringing San Francisco and Los Angeles teams back to East Coast viewers via TV.
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Nomads and Arabs clash near Am Tanabo in Africa
Reported Sunday night that poisoned arrows killed 19 warriors last Thursday in a battle between nomads and Arab herders near Am Tanabo in the desert country east of Lake Chad, Fort-Lamy said.
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Life Begins at 40 for Slugging Hank Sauer of SF
San Francisco post offers a portrait of Hank Sauer, aging Giants outfielder, hitting over .400 with seven homers as he credits fan energy and the ballpark for a breakthrough season. He praises Orlando Cepeda, the team bench depth, and the supportive SF crowd while noting rookies and pitching depth remain concerns.
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Ukiah Jayvees Defeat Covelo In Narrow Win
Ukiah Jayvees beat Covelo 4 to 2 at Anton Stadium. Eddie Turner pitched steady, while Jack Franks hit a homer and a triple in three trips. Bobby Argroves went two for three, Carl Stromberg and Charles Tollini each had one hit, and Ukiah showcased alert base running and Covelo errors to secure the victory.
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T-4-L Foot Care Ad Promises Quick Skin Repair
An old advertisement touts T-4-L products including a strong liquid that claims to kill athlete's foot germs within an hour by sloughing off infected skin and exposing microbes to the antiseptic action. Foot powder variant promises ongoing protection. Available now at Ukiah Rexall Drugs.
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Hurlers Locked In Scoreless 14 Inning Coast Tilt
In a pitchers duel between Phoenix and San Diego, 14 innings produced a 4-2 Giant win. Max Surkont and Dick Brodowski hurled long relief as Joe Shipley earned the win and Pete Vosey the loss. Felipe Alou drove in the decisive run in the 15th after a 13th inning start. Salt Lake beat Vancouver 12-7, Seattle topped Spokane 2-1, and Portland downed Sacramento 4-1.
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Late Inning Homers Give Redlegs Dangerous Look
The Cincinnati Redlegs gained a dangerous look with late inning home runs. Gus Bell provided an 8th inning 3-run shot for a 5-2 win over St. Louis, followed by Frank Robinson’s 10th inning homer for a 5-4 victory. The club climbed above .500 as other NL and AL results rolled in.
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Standings and Results From Major and Minor Leagues
Major League standings show New York leading with 9 4 892 and Kansas City at 8 4 AGT MG Washington 4 636 1 Detroit 8 7. Baltimore 6 6. Boston AL Chicago. Wednesday results Detroit 10 New York 1. Kansas City 11 Boston 4. Washington 3. Cleveland 2. Baltimore 8 Chicago 2. Thursday pitchers Kansas City at Boston Burnpette 1-4 vs Farnbles 1-0. Cleveland at Washington Narleski 2-1 vs Lumenti 0-1. Chicago at Baltimore Wilson 1-1 or Donovan 9-3 vs Johnson 1-1. Friday games Kansas City at New York. Detroit at Heaton. Chicago at Washington. Cleveland at Baltimore. National League and Pacific Coast results list San Francisco 95 642. Milwaukee 8 5 616. Chicago 8 6 16. Pittsburgh 7 6. Cincinnati 6. Philadelphia 6 7 173. Los Angeles 8 4 764. St. Louis 8 2 100. Innings noted night games and scheduled matchups including Milwaukee at Chicago and Philadelphia at San Francisco.
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