Giants Fall After 12 Hits Off Purkey In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the Giants managed 12 singles off Bob Purkey but Cincinnati scored 16 singles and beat San Francisco 9-2. San Francisco drops to 1-9, 0-3 against Purkey, with Mike McCormick or Jack Sanford set to start next.
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Sam Jones
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Pitchers At Candlestick Park See Benefit From Park Conditions
San Francisco reports suggest pitchers are favored at Candlestick Park with low team batting averages and frequent shutouts. Young Mike McCormick leads with five straight wins and a 1.51 ERA, while others post solid numbers despite wind and field challenges. Managers note speed and bunting are key to success here.
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Colt League Sign Up Night Plans Summer Baseball
Colt League ball players sign up Thursday night at Anton Stadium for this summer and new and returning players are urged to enroll. The Colt League targets boys 15 and 16, bridging Pony League and Connie Mack League with two-year progressions and teams from Ukish and nearby towns.
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Rome As World Sports Capital Before 1958 Olympics
Rome prepares to host the 1958 Games with the Stadio die Marmi and Palazzo dello Sport as key venues. The Olympic Village in Foro Italico, the E U R complex, and facilities around the Foro Italico, Flaminio, and Naples harbor highlight a grand, marble soaked complex praised by IOC president Avery Brundage.
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Palazzo Dello Sport
Tiber River
Flaminio
Foro Lalico
Mélbourne
Ausversa
Naples Harbor
Lake ‘Albano
Ukiah Pine No 2 Wins Potter Playoff
Ukiah Pine No 2 defeats Pioneer Inn three to two in a post season playoff to claim the Potter Valley Bowling League title. The match swung 2 2 before Ukiah Pine No 2 pulled away in the deciding game by 46 pins. Brown's Store and Hopper's Corner posted notable scores, while Chet Linser led Pioneer Inn with a 264 game and 364 series in the final night.
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Chet Linser
Uhah Pine
Bill Thompson
Don Thill
Potter Valley
Joe Burton
Brown's
Ray Brown
Hoppers Corner
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David Teper
Joe Stewert
Dean and Hall
Tony Peregrina
Ukiah Pine No
South Coast League Tryouts Tonight for Coast Ukiah Boys
Tryouts are set for this evening at Pomolita School for boys aged 8 to 12 in the South Coast League of South Ukiah. Fathers are urged to bring their boys, especially those who did not make the regular South Little League roster.
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Leading Pitchers And Hitters In PCL So Far
San Francisco report shows Ray Rippelmeyer of Seattle leading with 52 wins to 1.45 ERA. Harry Bright of Salt Lake City tops hitters at .394. Juan Marichal of Tacoma leads strikeouts with 45. Home run leaders are Gene Freese of Portland and J W Porter of Sacramento with eight each. Gordon Coleman of Seattle leads in hits with 45 and a .307 average. Al Heist of Sacramento and later Los Angeles tied for 74 RBIs. Pitching leaders include S Jones Tacoma 2-0 Raymond Sacramento 2-0 Paine Vancouver 2-0 Rippelmeyer Seattle 5-2.
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Ray Rippelmeyer
Seattle
Harry Bright
Salt Lake City
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Tacoma
Gene Freese
Portland
J.W. Porter
Sacramento
Gordon Coleman
al Heist
Los Angeles
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Sea
Lamsey
Spo
Baumer
Alou
Tac
Balcena
Van
S. Jones
Raymond
Paine
Vancouver
Rippelmeyer
Lovenguth
Rudolph
Marichal
Nichols
Nelson
Spokane
Michelson
Stenhouse
Paille Bounces Through AHL Teams Across Four Seasons
Goalie Marcel Paille has skated for four American Hockey League clubs in four years. He started with Cleveland in 1956, moved to Providence in 1957, then Buffalo last season and now Springfield this season. He also had two major league tryouts with the New York Rangers.
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Marcel Paille
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New York Rangers
80 Top Amateur Boxers Open Olympic Trials in SF
Eighty top American amateur boxers compete at the Cow Palace for Olympic berths. Winners reach Rome with events over Wednesday to Friday, featuring Cassius Clay and Army fighters like Elmer Rush. Local contenders include Mike Gallo, Angel Ledesma, Clarence James, Willie Bell, Terry Smith, Joe Bliss, Mills Lake, and more as referees and officials are named. Prices range from 1 to 4 dollars with a 1.25 dollar side-seat option.
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Joe Louis
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Jim Boyd
Jules Menendez
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Stu Bartell
Dave
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Mike Gallo
San Francisco
Angel Ledesma
Decoto
Oakland
Clarence James
Willie Bell
Terry Smith
Sacramento State
Nevada U
Joe Bliss
Mills Lake
Northern
California
Frankie Carter
Vern Bybee
Jack Downey
Eddie Cole
Idaho
C. J. Surkein
Ukiah Creamery Keglers Win Bowling Crown
Ukiah Valley Creamery defeated 7 11 Club in three straight games to claim the Merchants Bowling League title. Bill Lambing led with a 585 series and a 256 single game, while Bill Frasino posted 572. Teammates included Wally Reed Marv Bowen and Ed Warren. Trophy presentation set for Monday night at Yokayo Bowl.
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Creamery
Bill Lambing
Bill Frasinellko
Lambing
Wally Reed
Marv Bowen
Ed Warren
Lake Pillsbury Trout Arrivals and Open Streams May 28
Lake Pillsbury fishing news notes trout limits remain and anglers report 10 to 14 inch fish brought in with fat specimens. Trolling boosts catches with bright lures at the lake entrance streams. All Lake Pillsbury area streams open to trout fishing on May 28.
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Lake Pillsbury
Softball Meeting Set for Ukiah League Formation
All managers and prospective sponsors and others interested in participating in the men's softball league this season should report to the Ukiah Municipal Swimming Pool office tomorrow night at 3 o'clock for a meeting with Stan Stafford recreation director to discuss formation of the 1960 league.
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Ukiah Municipal Swimming Pool
Stan Stafford
Irish Have Fine Waters For Fishing In Ireland
In Blarney Ireland Joe O Dowd of Irish International Airlines touts Ireland s waters for salmon trout and coarse fishing The piece notes 15 major salmon rivers 25 first class streams and large lake trout up to 30 pounds It describes mayfly season from the second week of May to the third week of June and likens it to the opening of a baseball season and the World Series with trout going daft when mayflies hatch
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Blarney Castle
Ireland
Joe O'Dowd
Irish International Airlines
G.S
Treland
O'Dowd
Cork- Blackwater
How You Know New Guinea Island Facts
New Guinea ranks as the second largest island on Earth after Greenland, a geographic distinction noted in educational texts. The statement reflects common knowledge about world landmasses and their size hierarchy.
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New Guinea
Earth
Greenland
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