Ukiah High Nets North Bay Invite Golf Record
Ukiah High School swept the Healdsburg course event, setting a North Bay League Invitational record of 403 strokes for a five-man team led by Weatherford, Gary and Paul Shimmin, Chinnock, and Roneg. Vallejo and Calistoga followed. Healdsburg hosted a spaghetti feed after.
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Healdsburg
Harlan Weatherford
Gary
Paul Shimmin
Mike Chinnock
Don Roneg
Vallejo
Calistoga
Sonoma
Weatherford
Gary Shimmin
Bones
Chinnock
Santa Rosa
Weatherford, Chinnock
Shimmin Brothers
Chateaugay Seizes Derby Crown in Fast Stretch Run
Chateaugay won the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, beating Never Bend and Candy Spots as trainer Jim Conway praised the colt's form. The victory nets $108,900 in a $151,400 purse with Braulio Baeza aboard. One Casualty No Robbery bucked shins and will be out of training for some time. Never Bend leads then Candy Spots by a neck. Trainers plan for Pimlico and the Preakness follows.
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Chateaugay
Jim Conway
Churchill Downs
Satureday
Pimlico
Never Bend
Candy Spots
No. Robbery
Braulio Baeza
Bond
Baltimore
Depth-Thin Yanks Did Very Well at Pan American Games
SAO PAULO Brazil UPI Kenneth L Tug Wilson president of the United States Olympic Committee said only about 25 percent of U S athletes who helped win 109 gold medals in the Pan American Games will compete in the 1964 Olympics. He predicted the U S team in Tokyo would be the strongest ever. The U S won 109 gold medals, 55 silver and 39 bronze, with surprises in gymnastics and wrestling and disappointments in track and field boxing and yachting. A teen rider Mary Marrs led the final day equestrian events with individual gold and a team victory. The games closed with Gen Jose De J. Clark declaring them over and noting Winnipeg as the next site in 1967.
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Tug) Wilson
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U.S
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Frank Chapot
Wallpack
N.J
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Arlington
Bill Steinkraus
Noroton
Winnipeg
Canada
Seals Force Decider With OT Win Over Totems
The San Francisco Seals beat the Seattle Totems 3 2 in triple overtime to tie the Western Hockey League series at three games apiece. Danny Belisle unleashed a 45 foot winner at 2 01 of sudden death as both teams clash in the deciding game slate at the Cow Palace. The crowd of 11 869 witnessed a hard fought playoff thriller as Bud Poile praised the breaks and Seattle's Keith Allen vowed their form remains.
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UPI
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Seattle Totems
Danny Belisle
Seals
Totems
Bud Poile
Cow Palace
Seattle
Keith Allen
Home Sweet Home
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Jim Powers
Belisle
al Millar
Nick Mickosko
Seal
George Konik
Jim McLeod
Len Haley
Gordon Sinclair
Mickoski
Gayle Fielder
USC and Stanford Win Big in Track Meets
USC defeated UCLA 99-46 as C. K. Yang scored 14 for UCLA with wins in decathlon events. Stanford beat California 92-53, set multiple records by Dave Weill in discus, and Cal’s Gaskill posted a top triple jump. Oregon defeated Oregon State 80-65 as Mel Renfro starred in sprints and jumps.
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United Press International
Southern California
Stanford
Oregon
USC
UCLA
Trojans
C. K. Yang
Yang
Dave Weill
California
Berkeley
Cal
Todd Gaskill
Roger Olsen
Larry Questad
Steve Cortright
Oregon State
Mel Renfro
Broad
UHL Bowl In Ninth Hogan Edges Ukiah 9 8 in Extra Innings
Hogan Walks Off Ukiah in 9 8 win after a ninth inning rally. Lescesne homered as Hogan ties and wins in the second overtime. Ukiah hosts Napa next at Anton Stadium at 3 30 PM in a North Bay League showdown.
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Napa
Softball Meeting Set Wednesday To Plan League
A call went out today for all persons interested in playing softball this summer to report to the Ukiah Municipal Clubhouse Wednesday night at 7 30 to discuss plans for formation of a greater Ukiah Softball League. Possible teams include Mendocino State Hospital Texaco Masonite LDS Wonder Bakery.
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Ukiah
Dave Strong
Sof
Mendocino State Hospital
Texaco
Masonite
LDS
Wonder Bakery
Reed and Albert win Whit Reed Cup Net titles
In Carmel California Witney Reed from Alameda defeated Jim McManus of Berkeley 6 4, 3 6, 10 8, 6 4 to capture the men’s singles title. Miss Adibert of Pebble Beach beat Mimi Arnold 6 1, 6 3 to take the women’s crown, pairing with Arvilla Manning to win the doubles and teaming with Ron Lowell for mixed doubles. McManus and Don Jacobus won men’s doubles over Cliff Mayne and Hugh Ditzler.
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Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Jean Danilovich
Jackson
Ron Lowell
Fort Ord
iMen
McManus
Don Jacobus
Berkeley
Cliff Mayne
Hugh Ditzler
Wirt Dominates as Potter Valley Tops Upper Lake 6-3
Potter Valley pitcher Tommy Wirt delivered a four hit, six strikeout effort to defeat Upper Lake 6-3. Wirt allowed three runs in the second inning but shut the door thereafter as Potter Valley tallied runs in the third, fourth, sixth and seventh frames.
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Potter Valley
Tommy Wirt
Upper Lake
Wirt
Trackmen Place Men In Finals
Ukiah track teams faced mixed results at the North Bay League trials held at Analy. Ukiah's Varsity and EB divisions led to finals after strong showings, while two athletes pulled muscles affecting rankings and Friday night finals at Santa Rosa JC Bailey Field. Gary Gleason finished fourth in the highs, and Gary Shupe was fourth in the 880. Jeep Schmitz tied for second in the high jump. In Class B Ukiah totaled 24 points for fourth with Burt Oliver winning the high hurdles in 9.7, plus other qualifiers for Friday night finals. Class C scored 32 points for third, led by Art Johnson's first in the broad jump and Ron Portlock twice placing despite a pulled muscle in the 660. Hugh Speer also placed fifth with a pulled leg.
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Ukiah
Santa Rosa
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Jerry Mattson
Vallejo Boys
Ron McElroy
Joe Jahn
Larry Myers
Harold Maize
Bruce Ledford
Bobby Lynch
Jayvees
Vallejo
Analy
Montgomery
JC Bailey
Gary Gleason
Gary Shupe
Jeep Schmitz
Burt Oliver
Jeff Fravel
Mike Hobson
Jerry Slater
Greg Nelson
Art Johnson
Ron Portlock
Hugh Speer
Fortlock
Nicklaus Captures Tourney Of Champions By Five Strokes
Nicklaus dominates the field at the Tourney of Champions in Las Vegas, finishing 15 under par with rounds 64 68 72 69 for a 273 total. Arnold Palmer and Tony Lema tie for second at 278 as Nicklaus claims $13,000 and moves to $52,715 season earnings. Lema earns $5,300, Palmer $5,300, while Nicklaus notes par five scoring as key to the victory.
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UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Fort Worth
Tex
Nicklaus
Palmer
Jack
Arnie
Tony Lema
Lema
Desert Inn Country Club
Giants endurance test ends with split against Mets in doubleheader
San Francisco extended its road streak to six wins but split the twin bill with New York. Willie Mays celebrated his 32nd birthday as the Giants won the opener 6-3 behind Jack Sanford, while Carlton Willey shut them out in the nightcap 4-2. Jose Pagan had a busy day with three singles and a steal. The team heads to Milwaukee for a three game series before facing the Dodgers in Los Angeles.
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Mets
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Giants
Dodgers
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Jose Pagan
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Willie McCovey
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Cal Washington Crew Tie In Lake Washington Race
Cal and Washington rowed to a dead heat in the 56th meeting on Lake Washington. Officials split the verdict with one judge calling it Bear victory, another Husky win, and a third a tie. Both crews posted 14 04 times for 2 5 miles, four seconds off the course record. The two teams will contest the national title next, with neither defeated so far. Washington JV freshmen defeated California.
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California
U S motorists buy nearly 1.5 billion in fuel per month
U S motorists spend about 1.5 billion dollars monthly on gas, oil and other service products, reflecting strong consumer activity across the transportation sector.
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U. S
Startling Schedule For Ukiah Grange Meeting Tonight
Tonight at Ukiah Grange Hall the meeting starts at 8 p m due to daylight saving time. Members and guests will hear about three film titles Big Game Salting Wilderness Trail and High Powder. A short business meeting and refreshments follow. President Bob Oarley urged members who have not paid 1963 dues to do so immediately.
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Bob
Oarley
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