Ukiah Speedway Opens Summer Stock Car Season
The weekly stock car races begin May 28 at Ukiah with Lak eport and Petaluma entrants joining from the valley. Friday events start at 4 PM and Saturday races at Lakeport, drawing crowds as the 1964 season builds with drivers Don Marshall Bill Despiel and Ray Graziano among entrants and Chevy powered cars expected to compete.
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Petaluma
Don Marshall
Abell
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Bill Despiel
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Bill Robison
Cardinals Sadecki wins first of season in 8-2 victory
Ray Sadecki finally breaks his winless skid, pitching a complete game as the St. Louis Cardinals beat Philadelphia 8-2. He scattered five hits with five strikeouts and three walks, supported by Julian Javier and Tim McCarver RBIs. Elsewhere in the majors, Cubs edge Giants 7-6, Yankees top Red Sox 4-3 in 12, and rain halts Pirates-Reds.
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Milwaukee
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Willie Mays
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Alou
Len Gabrielson
Jay Alou
Jim Hart
Doug Clemens
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Ken ‘Johnson
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Ron Fairly
Johnson
Hal Woodeshick
Julian Javier
Tim McCarver
Bill White
RBI
Phils
Richie Allen
Alex Johnson
Sal
Pinch
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Eddie
Frank Bolling
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Hickman
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Carty
Dick Radatz
Boston Red Sox
Tom ‘Tresh
Horace
Clarke
Bob Schmidt
Bobby Richardson
Monster
Mickey Mantle
Joe Peptidone
Barker
Clete Boyer
Pedro Ramos
Schmidt
Ukiah beats Vikings 7-3 as Williams shines in clutch relief
Jan Williams and Charley Newman lift Ukiah past Montgomery 7-3 in Anton Stadium. Williams delivers a solid relief effort, walking none and allowing five hits while Cooper mixes fastball with breaking stuff. Ukiah plate three in the third and three more in the fifth to seize control, aided by Giannechini Nabors and Bechtel timely hitting.
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Coeny
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Jerry
Baughn
Lester
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Steve Giannechini
Danny Nabors
Charley Newman
Bechtel
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Nabors
Williams Eels
Jayvees
Local junior basketball league begins in South Ukiah Coast
Adeball underway for Seb youngsters aged 8 to 12 forming teams in the WG divisions of the South Ukiah Coast League. Giants and PIA opened Saturday at Oak ing School. Season games set to run weekly with sponsors backing the effort to give boys a chance to play basketball.
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Giants
PIA
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Su- Dfe
Robert Winslewavy
Robert
Dick Ked
Bogeball
Ina
Spokteman
Frig Eemines
Special South II Meeting Set Tonight
Merle Orchard president of the South Ukiah Little League calls a meeting of South-Little League and South Coast League parents tonight at 7:30 in Ukiah. Police coaches are asked to attend as final preparations for the South Little League opening Saturday will be made.
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Merle Orchard
Ukiah Police
To Might
Goodyear Tires Face Monza Style Hurdle At Indy 500
Indianapolis tire trouble casts doubt on eight Goodyear entries for the May 3 500 mile race. Goodyear manager J A Loulan says practice problems with rubber flaking traced to molding flaws are fixed and new tires are rushing from Akron. Eight cars qualified on Goodyear tires. the rest on Firestone.
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Loulan
Akron
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