New Records Set in Both Track Meets
Willits varsity trackmen outmatched Anderson Valley at Boonville with eight firsts and several seconds, scoring 6-40. Boonville Bee division won 72-40. Slotte set shot put record 44-11 1/2, Beam 220 yard record 10.93, Dudley and others won multiple events, while Willits swept several hurdles and relays.
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Boonyville
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Ron Beam
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Stone
Jorgensen
Beam
Tackmeier
Bruce Oruise
Earl Burton
Arnold Slotte
Ned Cook
Tony Summitt
Don Dukes
Wind Atched
D. Hulbert
Summitt
Jim Holcomb
Parker
Terry Driscoll
Dave Bittner
Dan Cooley
Cataldy
Wicits
Spangle
Vaughn
Don Cooley
Terry Strickland
Trackueke
Porte
Mecklhenn Contemplates Retirement and Vikings Deal
Mecklhenn, owner of a San Francisco Bay Area grocery chain, weighs retirement over leaving his business as he negotiates a possible contract with Minnesota Vikings. He has not signed yet and cites ongoing discussions and timing around supermarket projects set to open later in the year.
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San Francisco Bay Area
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Fooiste
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Vikings
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Minnesslay
Petal League
Spahn Tames Dodgers as Braves Inch Ahead in NL Race
Milwaukees Warren Spahn pitched a two hit 4-1 victory over the Dodgers, improving to 14-4 and reducing his career losses to the Dodgers. Eddie Mathews drove in two runs, while Stan Williams took the loss. Giants retook the NL lead with an 8-4 win over Chicago, leaving St Louis second after a 3-1 Pittsburgh loss. Cincinnati stretched its streak to four with a 9-3 win over Philadelphia, and the Yankees moved into a tie for first.
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Jim Gillam
Tom Davis
Stan Williams
Lee Maye
Eddie Mathews
San Francisco
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Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Smoky ‘Burgess
Cardinals
Pirates
Bob Gibson
Harlem Globe
Rocky Nelson
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Wilmer
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Mizell
Jim Maloney
Bill Henry
Reds
Phillies
Maloney
Clay Dalrymple
John Buzhardt
Gus Bell
Gordy Coleman
Roger Maris
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Twins
Bob Turrey
Pedro ‘Ramos
Dale Long
Bob Hale
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White Sox
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Don Larsen
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Wrigley Field
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Skinny Brown
Ted Kluszewski
Jim Gentile
Standings and scores from a busy major league day
American League leaders topped by Minnesota and Washington. Cleveland, Kansas City, and Los Angeles won as Chicago and Detroit faltered. Giants beat Cubs in seventh, Reds, Yankees and Senators posted victories. Orioles and Angels slugged late in a tense game. long bicycle record noted by United Press International.
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Ukiah Nine Faces Tests In Napa Rivalry
Ukiah High heads south to Napa for a regional baseball showdown renewing a long rivalry after a 1-0 nine inning loss to Napa. Starting pitcher may be Larry Parducci with Jerry Mattson limited to fielding. Track squad prepares for the North Bay League sub league meet in Santa Rosa Saturday noon with McMahon Richardson Wold and others set for finals and field events.
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Ukiah
Napa
Larry Parducci
Jerry Mattson
Montgomery
Santa Rosa
Dennis McMahon
Tom Richardson
Larry Wold
Walt Brown
Ken Rowley
Monty Stegeman
Ron King
al Toal
John Bookout
Bob Rafferty
Stith brothers set record with 52 ppg in 1959-60
Clean New York report notes Tom and Sam Stith of St Bona venture formed the highest scoring brother duo in college basketball history, averaging 52 points per game during the 1959-60 season.
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N.Y
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Stith Brothers
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Sam
St. Bonaventure
Michigan State Set to Face Indiana in Homecoming Game
Michigan State will host Indiana on October 28 for the homecoming football game in East Lansing. The Oct. 28 date marks MSU’s homecoming clash as part of the 1961 season.
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Mich
UPI
Michigan State
Indiana
California Trout Stock Planned for Coastal County Waters
The California Department of Fish and Game schedules catchable trout stocking in coastal county waters this week. Anglers are reminded the list is tentative and subject to change based on water and road conditions and other factors.
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California Department of Fish and Game
Streams Get Plantings Oither Factors
In Lake, Mendocino, Napa counties the draft list reads like a geographic roundup with Anderson, Jin Canyon, Kelsey, St Melena and Cleone mentioned alongside Mekoerricher State Bark and Conn Creek. The fragment hints at plantings or environmental factors across counties without clear actions or outcomes.
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Oither
Lake County
Anderson
Jin Canyon
Kelsey
St. Melena
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