Northwest League meet yields record bids at Boonville
Ray Cataldo of Willis shatters the league 440 record with 51.7, Potter Valley gains eight places led by Gary Anderson and Ron Caudillo. Gary Mann tops AV in high jump, Tony Summitt and Don Dukes sweep sprint events, and Fort Bragg, Ontarion, and Lower Lake athletes post wins as winners head to NCS trials in San Rafael.
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Willits High School
Boonville
Willits
Fort Bragg
Anderson Valley
Potter Valley
Journal
Erickson
Ray Cataldo
Willis
Gary Anderson
Ukiah
Potter
Anderson
Qataldo
Lou Brown
Brown
Bruce Strichler
Bib Melville
Martin Webb
Ron Caudillo
Gil Crandell
Crandell
Tom Sloan
Danny Vaughan
Dennis Hewitt
Deri
Ontalio
Gregory
Mayer
Gary Mann
Don Dukes
Tony Summitt
Dukes
Ronnie Vaughn
Stone
Lower Lake
Melville
San Rafael
Giants Top Pirates as Sanford Notches Century Win
Giants defeat Pirates 3-1 at Candlestick. Jack Sanford earns his 100th NL victory, pitching seven strong with two hits allowed and a late relief save by Bob Bolin. Pittsburgh’s Bob Friend falls to 3-3 as San Francisco regains league lead. Marichal to face Cardwell next.
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Sanford
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jack
Bil Virdon
Pirates
Pierce
Bolin
Hutl
Alvin Dark
Bob Friend
Friend
Virdon
Broncos end Stanford hopes in CIBA race
Santa Clara shocked Stanford 3-0, aided by Pete Margrini and Nelson Briles pitching a three hit shutout. USC leads at 9-6, Santa Clara remains alive at 8-6 while Stanford drops to 7-7. Santa Clara visits USC in Los Angeles Friday and Saturday.
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Stanford
Calif
UPI
Santa Clara
California Intercollegiate Baseball Association
Pete Margrini
Nelson Briles
San Francisco Giants
USC
Broncs
Los Angeles
American Cagers and Russians Lead In Cage Tourney
In Rio de Janeiro United States and Soviet Union pace the world amateur basketball tournament as finals approach. France strengthened by a 79 57 win over Canada and Italy fell 87 77 to the U S with Vinnie Ernst and Jerry Shipp starring for the Yanks. Russia crushed Uruguay 94 75 in Tuesday action. Ernst fueled the U S with a second half surge after Italy tied 50 all.
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UPI
United States
Soviet Union
France
Canada
Vinnie Ernst
Jerry Shipp
Italy
Russia
Urupuny
Ernst
Providence College
Yanks
Five-Run Rally Wins For Jayvees
Ukiah Jayvees rally from behind to defeat Montgomery Jayvees 9-8 in a County diamond thriller. Sam Wilsey drove in three runs with a single and triple as Ukiah surged in the final seventh, aided by Bechtel Treppa Maurer and Baughn on a 10 hit attack to overcome an 8-4 deficit.
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Ukiah
Jayvees
Montgomery Jayvees
Lester Treppa
Jerry Baughn
Mike Brennan
Don Parducci
Sam Wilsey
Montgomery
Wilsey
Tim Bechtel
RBI
Larry Treppa
Paul Maurer
Baughn
Jan Williams
League Standings and Tuesday Results
Kansas City defeated Cleveland 5 to 2 and Baltimore beat Washington 6 to 1. Chicago edged Detroit 3 to 0. New York crushed Minnesota 11 to 2 in night action amid rain delays.
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Giants
San Francisco
Friend
Cone
Mays
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Ed Bailey
Joe Amalfitano
Will Stargell Baiey
Milwaukee
Bobby Bragan
Warren Spahn
Hhim
Bragan
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Spahn
Musial
Braves
Julian Javier
Bob Gibson
Pirates
San Francisco Giants
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Houston Colts
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Kansas City A's
Cleveland Indians
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
New
York
Minnesota
Boston
New York
Bobo Olson Tops Bowdry In Ten-Round Decision
In Honolulu at Civic Auditorium Carl Bobo Olson from Hawaii won a unanimous 10 round decision against Jessa Bowdry of Chicago. Both weighed 178 pounds and delivered a fast bout before 1,140 spectators with no knockdowns reported.
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Honolulu
UPI
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Hawaii
Jessa Bowdry
Chicago
Civic Auditorium
San Diego Chamber billboard on Los Angeles smog sites
The San Diego Chamber of Commerce announced steps to relieve industrial congestion in Los Angeles by erecting a large billboard downtown reading San Diego offers smog free industrial sites. It signals regional cooperation and air quality concerns in the early 1960s.
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San Diego
UPI
Ukiah Varsity Nine Edges Montgomery In Low-Scoring Win
Ukiah clinched a 2-0 North Bay League victory over Montgomery after a pitcher’s duel and a sixth inning breakthrough. Jerry Mattson moved from shortstop to throw a three-hit shutout, driving in the winning runs with a third-inning single as Ukiah scored in the sixth on a walk, sacrifice, out, and two singles. The win keeps Ukiah in the NBL pennant race while Montgomery threatened late. Vallejo blanked Napa 3-0 and Santa Rosa routed Ukiah’s next foe Santa Rosa 17-7.
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Varsity
Montgomery
Steve Ostrum
Ukiahi
Jerry Mattson
David Morse
Ron McElroy
Vikings
Playboy Myers Montgomery
Larry Moratto
Ed. Lacy
Moratto
Larry Myers
Pat Conn
McElroy
Jay ‘McAllister
Joe Jahn
Jahn
Reliable
Harold “Maize
Bob Lynch
Jay McAllister
John
Maize
Myers
Hogan
Bob Jardine
Bruce Ledford
Morse
Jardine
Bobby Lynch
McAllister
Mattson
Vallejo
Napa
Santa Rosa
Caliber of Majors Highest in History
A UPI poll of 100 leading sports editors finds 71 percent rate current major league baseball as superior or slightly superior to the Ruth Cobb era. Forty five percent say today is superior, 26 percent slightly so, 7 percent about the same, 8 percent inferior, and 14 percent definitely inferior.
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Boston
UPI
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Upserior
Three Players Carry First US Net Hopes
NEW YORK UPI The United States opens its 1963 Davis Cup against Tran with a three man team: Allen Fox Don Dil and Eugene Scott. They aim to win the series at Teheran June 13 15 and reach the American Zone finals. Non playing captain Bob Kelleher hoped to enter Dennis Ralston and Charles Pasarell but both are in NCAA championships at Princeton. Chuck McKinley is absent. Fox is fourth ranked Dell seventh Scott eighth.
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UPI
United States
Tran
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Don Dil
Bethesda
Eugene Scott
St. James, N.Y
Teheran
Bob Kelleher
U.S
Dennis Ralston
Southern California
Charles Pasarell
UCLA
Princeton
N.J
Chuck McKinley
Trinity
League Sets Vital Meeting For Ukiah Little League
An important meeting for South Ukiah Little League officers coaches managers and parents is set for 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Ukiah Police Station to finalize plans for the South Ukiah Little League portion of the Ukiah Valley Rodeo parade. About 400 youngsters ages 8 to 12 are expected to participate in the parade with representatives from Little League and Coast League baseball. Opening day May 25 features a South Ukiah Little League doubleheader at Talmage Field at 1 p.m. Mrs Greg Robinson will notify Coast League players this weekend which team they will join.
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Ukiah
Little League
Talmage Field
Greg. Robinson
Hot Dog Sale At Safeway For Ukiah Little League
Safeway hosts a three day hot dog sale in Ukiah to benefit the Little League fund aiding 26 North and South Ukiah and Coast League teams. Proceeds from hot dogs soda coffee and chips go to the fund. Safeway provided condiments and the dogs will be sold at bargain prices by Little League mothers of the North and South Ukiah units.
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Safeway
Little Leagues
Ukiah
Little League Fund
Little
League Mothers of the North
South Ukiah
Six Team Hockey League Forecast Looms Over West
The Western Hockey League may shrink from eight to six teams as officials open their annual meeting in Seattle. Calgary has asked to suspend operations next season, likely followed by Edmonton. The league mulls a 20 percent pool from gate receipts to aid weaker clubs, a plan opposed by San Francisco’s Coley Hall. If the pool ends, Spokane’s finances suffer due to low attendance.
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Seattle Upi
Western Hockey League
Loop
Calgary
Edmonton
Coley Hall
San Francisco
Spokane
Balk Rule Change Officially Eases Pitcher Pause
NEW YORK UPI The Balk rule is now official no longer requiring a full one second stop. Pitchers may pause just long enough to satisfy umpires before delivering the ball. The Rules Committee voted unanimously to delete the one second step, smoothing interpretation across leagues and ending earlier disputes prompted by Warren Giles and AL officials.
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New York
UPI
Charles Segar
Baseball
Segar
Warren Giles
National League
Ford Frick cadHéd Giles
Joe Ostonin
American’ League
Frick
Wird
Palmer to Have Physical Checkup
Arnold Palmer, plagued by a string of poor results, will enter a Latrobe hospital for a full medical exam. He will decide on tournament plans after the checkup, with Buick and Thunderbird events possible before the U S Open. His recent Colonial Open score of 299 marked one of his worst 72 hole totals.
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UPI
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Palmer
Buick
Fort Worth
Tex
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