Ukiah-Attempts Doubleheader With Fort Bragg In Twi Night Bill
Ukiah's Wildcags host Fort Bragg's Timberwolves in a twin bill at Anton Stadium starting at 1 PM tomorrow and continuing into the evening. Seniors Tollini Turner Hays and Gatling lead a largely junior squad seeking a final two wins to cap a rough 1961 season while Fort Bragg aims to spoil Ukiah's home finale.
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Hockey Player Pension Plan Under Discussion
American Hockey League owners discuss a player pension plan as they realign the circuit into Eastern and Western divisions. Next season Western Division teams are Buffalo Pittsburgh Cleveland and Rochester while Eastern Division teams are Springfield Providence Quebec City and Hershey.
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Fragmentary ad urges relief for foot odor and athlete's foot with a product from Rexall Drug at a location in Oklahoma. Mentions telegraphed pains and a call to action today.
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SF State Gains Split Claims Share of Crown
San Francisco State baseball won a share of the Far West Conference title in a split doubleheader. The victory came aided by a decisive two-run homer in the late innings and sharp starting pitching, with Humboldt rattled by an unsteady start. The win secures a portion of the conference crown for SF State.
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Humboldt's Winner Shines At Third Base In 3-0 Loss
Humboldt dropped a 3-0 decision as San Francisco dominated behind a strong early effort. Larry Taylor earned the win for San Francisco with seven strikeouts, while Larry Wimner starred at third base for Humboldt with clutch outs and smooth infield plays. Gosland and DeMercurio provided punch for Humboldt, but key miscues and an unearned first inning prevented the upset. The event drew spotty crowd and coaches hope for an annual Anton Stadium series.
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Campbell Manager Quits After Boxer's Death
HAL Woop reports Bill Young, Harry Campbell's manager, quits boxing after Campbell dies following a bout with Al Medrano. Young recalls a close bond and says he will not continue in boxing, planning to help the youth pursue education at San Jose State College and offer him a job. He reflects on Campbell’s concussion, seeking answers.
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Jerry Philbrick Seeks Another Ride at Ukiah Rodeo
Ukiah’s Jerry Philbrick, rising rider from Comptche, aims to top his Las week rodeo score against Ray Hicks’ bull Strychnine and horse Wild Portuguese at the Ukiah Valley Rodeo Sunday at 2 PM. He promises a tougher challenge after last week’s buck off and has earned around $1,600 last season and about $180 this year through five rodeos.
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Strikes Spares Ukiah Bowling Bonanza Seeks Growth
Ukiah residents push for the First Annual Redwood Empire Singles Tournament at Yokayo Bowl. Junior bowlers expect to win a share of Monterey’s 45 trophies, with Ukiah sending about nine. Officials urge statewide participation and promotion to position Ukiah as a premier inland vacation center.
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Blood Clot Cause Of Boxer's Death
The boxing star Harry Campbell died from a massive blood clot on the brain with clots around it and head bruises. Coroner confirmed the death, ringsiders questioned fight damage, and Campbell’s body to be buried in Memphis after his mother collects his $533.41 Athletic Commission check and a $5,000 boxer insurance payout.
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Giants Rally For 4-3 Walkoff Win Over Cubs
Don Elston walked in Jim Marshall with bases loaded in the ninth, giving the league-leading Giants a 4-3 victory and a fifth straight win. Stu Miller earned the win in relief. Stan Jones left with an ailing arm while Alvin Dark shuffled pitchers. Cubs countered with Billy Williams homer but fell behind after late scoring flurries.
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