Somila Shines In Healdsburg Duel As Ukiah Loses 1-0
Ukiah pitcher Johnny Somila limited Healdsburg to three hits and walked two, but Ukiah managed only three hits and loaded the bases without scoring. Healdsburg won 1-0 in four extra innings as Irwin and Barrett settled the game with timely hitting.
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Uth
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Rich Maurer
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Russell
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Zanonni
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Johhny Walker
Santa Rosa Jaycee
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Layne
Joe Jahn
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Napa
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Bill Monbouquette
Ukiah Daily Journal Masthead and contact details
The Ukiah Daily Journal lists President B A Correro and Publisher RB F Gerber with vice president George Hunter and an managing editor. It notes publication daily except Saturday and Sunday, at 164 East Standley Street Ukiah California with court decree number 9767 and telephone HD 2299. Subscription rates are $12 per year $6 six months by mail and 8.15 per month by carrier.
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Backslider Yeaza Suspended For 78 Days In 1961
Panama jockey Manny Yeaza received a 78 day suspension in 1961 after progressively shortening his yearly riding total from 130 days in 1957 to 25 days in 1960. The UPI report notes the pattern of reduced activity led to the penalty.
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UPI
Manny Yeaza
Panama
Patterson Says Chicago is Back In Fight Picture
Floyd Patterson reinstates Chicago as a possible site for his September heavyweight title defense against Sonny Liston. Detroit Washington D C and Las Vegas also under consideration with the final choice to be made by Cus D Amato before Sunday. Chicago had been dropped after a misstep in negotiations with promoters.
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D'Amato
Star of the 20s Bobby Jones dominance in golf
UPI notes star Bobby Jones dominated 1920s golf winning the US Amateur in 1920 1924 1925 1927 1929 and the U S Open in 1926 1929 1930. He also won the 1924 1925 1927 1929 and 1920 amateur titles and remains a defining figure of the era.
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New York
UPI
Bobby Jones
Lucas Relents Plans ABL Pro Cage Career
Three time All American Jerry Lucas is expected to sign a two year contract with the Cleveland Pipers of the American Basketball League. The deal reportedly aims for about 10000 dollars per season plus investments around 340000. Lucas cited limited college time remaining and a quicker degree path as factors in his choice.
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Joe Hardy
George Steinbrenner
The
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ABL
Sports Illustrated Magazine
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NBA
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Charles Wolf
Royals
Pep Wilson
ABEL
Minoso Remembers Little of Walling Collision in May Game
Minnie Minoso, nursing skull fracture and broken wrist from a May 11 collision in a St. Louis game, revealed he cannot recall the play after seeing the ball and nearing the wall. Doctors report steady improvement and partial activity. six weeks out of the lineup expected with disabled list consideration.
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UPY
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Miller Comes In To Save Giants Victory Over Cardinals
San Francisco Giants win 6 3 as Stu Miller relieves Bill Pierce in the eighth. Miller quells a late St Louis threat after Pierce improves to 6 3 with the win. Giants extend NL lead to four games as Pedroia and Davenport pace offense.
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League Leaders Runs Baited In American League
League leaders include Robinson and Kaline with 32 and 28 runs for the White Sox and Tigers, while Siebern and Cimoli pace Athletics with 28 runs. In the National League Cepeda and Davis lead with 34, Pinson 33, and F Alou 26. Pitching leaders feature Donovan and Belinsky 6–0 and 5–0 respectively. Purkey and O'Dell both 6–0 with two 2–0 ties.
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SF May Reconsider Move of Philadelphia Five
San Francisco, via Franklin Mulili, says a San Francisco syndicate has 800 dollars ready to buy the Philadelphia Warriors. League owners may revisit prior decisions after a quarrel over moving the franchise. Eddie Gottlieb could propose a Philadelphia replacement while 500000 dollars remains in escrow. Zollner is unavailable on a fishing trip.
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Springfield Player Wins Shore Honors
Kent Douglas of the Springfield Indians won the Eddie Shore Plaque as the American Hockey League outstanding defenseman. He earned 33 of 40 points in voting by AHL writers and broadcasters, marking the second straight season a Springfield player received the honor.
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