Chuck Newhall Memorial Gymkhana Sunday at Redwood Riders Arena
Redwood Riders of Redwood Valley host the Chuck Newhall Memorial Gymkhana at noon in the Redwood Riders Arena. Tribute to the late gymkhana director and former secretary, with two divisions of events, entry fees 50 to 75 cents, ribbons and trophies, and safety rules under California State Horsemen's Association. Admission is free and spectators welcome.
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Ukiah Bowlers Hold Fourth in State Meet at Bakersfield
Ukiah's Three A Market team posts 3015 total on the day with 2783 scratch and 282 handicap to sit fourth in the State Men's Bowling Tournament at Bakersfield. In doubles Bill Schwarm 582 and Shorty Harris 639 total 1221 with 60 and 1281. Lou Grams leads singles with 642 plus 40 pin allowance for 682. Studio City rivals top with 178 in doubles and 118 pin allowance. 12 weeks remain.
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Bill Schwarm
Shorty Harris
Studio City
California
Lou Grams
Scorekeeping School Session Begins Tomorrow in Ukiah
The Ukiah Little League Auxiliary presents the second session of a free scorekeeper school taught by Betty McAllister at Frank Zeek School Library tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. The third and final session for advanced scorers follows next Monday night.
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Ukiah Little League Auxiliary
Betty McAllister
Frank Zeek
Desert Inn pro wears safari elephant tail bracelet
Las Vegas golf pro Bo Winniger, Desert Inn, showcases a bracelet fashioned from the tail of an elephant he shot on a safari in Africa.
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Ukiah Daily Journal masthead and staff credits
The Ukiah Daily Journal lists B A Cober as Bee Publisher President R F Gerber as Vice President and Advertising Director and Qeo Hunter as Managing Editor. It notes publication daily except Saturdays Sundays and holidays from 164 East Standley Street Ukiah California and includes postal and subscription details and court degree information.
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QEO
Hunter
Ukiah Daily Journal, Inc
East Standley St
Ukiah
Mendocino County
California
Mall
Bannister predicts 3 45 mile time will come
London based neurologist Roger Bannister recalling the 1954 breakthrough says a 3 minutes 45 seconds mile is plausible as training improves. He notes many have since broken the four minute barrier and cautions there may be an ultimate physiological limit to oxygen debt.
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New Zealand
Peter Snell
Channel swimmers seek Dover route record
UPI reports the typical swim from Cape Griz Nez in France to Dover covers about 90 miles. The tale notes the usual channel crossing path used by swimmers and situates Dover, England as the destination in this standings item.
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Nicknames of Minnepolis Star Stir Team Lore
James Lee Kaat of the Minnesota Twins is known to his teammates by the nicknames Big Dutchman and Ritty Cat. The playful monikers reflect his persona in the clubhouse as he prepares for the upcoming season.
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Cloverdale Riding Club Circus of Events and Shows
Redwood Valley's Cloverdale Riding Club unveils a season of Blue Ribbon Horse Shows May 24 and Sept 6, a Gymkhana on June 13, a Trail Ride July 11 12, and a June 14 Rodeo led by Delma Hathaway. Officers include Adamac Rege and Jack Hiatt with junior events for ages 10 18. About 206 riders from 50 families joined last year with a weekend of barbecue camping and Sunday brunch.
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Redwood Valley
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Adamac Rege
Cloverdale Riding Club
Jack Hiatt
Teen Edgar
Jimmie Street
Brad Burklund
JoAnn Myers
Candy Kaserman
Charles
Butch) Fayter
Uhder
Record Season Completed In Western Hockey League
United Press International reports the Western Hockey League season closed with Gayle Fielder of Seattle winning a seventh scoring title and reaching 102 points, while Mike Donaldson of Portland set a new penalties record with 226 minutes. Art Jones and Louis Jankowski followed in scoring, and Al Millar led goaltenders with a 2.83 GAA as Denver’s Corbett was fined for inciting a fight and ejected in Portland.
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Seattle
Fielder
Portland
Mike Donaldson
Frank Arnett
Los Angeles
Donaldson
Art Jones
Norm Johnson
Denver
Louis Jankowski
Phil Maloicy
Vancouver
Jankowski
Buddy Boone
al Millar
Dave Kelly
League
Mike Corbett
Invaders
Corbette
Donald
Norfolk Receives Special Postseason Award at Chico State
Norfolk, 1962 Ukiah High School graduate and former Wildcats center, was honored at a Chico State postseason banquet for his rugged successful football year. Son of Charles and his Ukiah city employee father, Norfolk plans an even stronger season next year, noted for determination and team spirit.
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Ukiah
Chico State
Charles
City of
Wildcats
Weinig
Packers Trade Jim Ringo and Gros to Eagles
Green Bay announced the trade of veteran center Jim Ringo and fullback Earl Gros to Philadelphia for linebacker LeRoy Caffey and the Eagles’ first draft choice next year. Ringo, 32, a longtime All-Pro, had started every game at center for a decade.
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Philadelphia Eagles
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Bob Skoronski
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Ken Bowman
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tCaffey
Bill Forester
Texas A&m
New York Giants
NBA Sells Sunday Video Plan
The NBA sold television rights for 15 Sunday afternoon games next season to ABC for about 750000. The deal covers games from January 3 to April 11 1965 including one regular season game and four playoff contests. ABC will televise at least one playoff game on a weeknight and potentially more. This marks the NBA’s return to national TV after two years.
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Exhibition gate tops record at Dempsey Levin bout
The Chicago Coliseum hosted an exhibition billed as a show with the largest gate yet for such an event, grossing $74,190 for the Jack Dempsey versus King Levin four round encounter on February 18, 1932.
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North South All Star Football Game Emphasizes North Caldifornia Talent
The North-South All-Star game, a Humboldt County staple, will proceed after NCAA sanction delays. Proceeds from the August 2 at Humboldt State Redwood Bowl Arcata fund Eureka Rotary Foreign Student Program, aiding one-year study for students from Iceland, Germany, India, Mexico, and Guatemala. Forty-eight players from over eight schools will be eligible, selected by coaches and sportswriters, with final teams arriving August 22 for housing and practice ahead of the game.
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Giants Win 2 1 Tilt With Relief Hurler
San Francisco reliever Bob Shaw sealed a 2 1 victory over the Houston Colts in cold weather, preserving a four-game winning streak. Duke Snider, Matty Alou, Jesus Alou, and Willie McCovey boosted the lineup as Shaw retired two batters in the ninth after Sanford faltered. Alou brothers combined for the other run, while Shaw earned his third save in eight outings.
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Cardinals
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Washburn
Ukiah pupils to contest Rinibi track meet at Ukiah High
Steve Gasperson and Bill Hudson of Nokomis School announce fifth and sixth grade students from Ukiah area schools will gather Saturday at Ukiah High School track for a ribbon track meet. Girls and boys compete in sprints of 50 and 75 yards, 400 for boys, high jump, broad jump, shuttle hurdle relay and softball throw. Report at 9:30 a.m. to noon with ribbons for top four in each event.
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Bill Hudson
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Spahn Survives in Braves Shutout of Mets
Milwaukee veteran Warren Spahn, at 43 the majors' lifelong lefty, threw a four hitter to beat the New York Mets 6-0 and earn his 352nd win. He praised Milwaukee's young rotation and warned against overconfidence while calling his effort a matter of survival.
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