Ukiah doubles win seals 4-3 victory over Hogan squad
In a tense match the Ukiah doubles pair defeated Hogan 60 6-3 and aided by Mirrored play they edged the Napa bound team in a 4-3 score. The day featured 156 games and 16 pivot doubles with key wins by Chntrell and Terry Brow and a late surge from Luther to clinch the match.
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Tash
Ukiah
Chntrell
Terry Brow
Gombo
Hogan
Danny Luther
Ule
Fattiildrie
Apprivedea
Unclear relay notes from a race event
Fragmentary report describes a relay team and individual splits with phrases like parrier and not a vad block in his goal. Mentions a 40.3 leg, a bad run, and Carley Greene in the muters. Carlos said he came out of the tieen at the midway.
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Icende
Arid
Carley "Greene
Carlos
Heming
Mays and Phillies rally past Giants in ninth inning win
Willie Mays was urged to stay quiet as Philadelphia Phillies skipper Bob Skinner coaxed him into a gamble. Larry Hisle, amid Philadephia’s four-hit day, delivered a game winning two out double in the ninth to lift the Phillies 9-8 over the Giants. Turk Farrell earned the win, Bob Bolin took the loss.
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United Press International
San.Francisco
Clyde King
Willie ‘Mays
Mays
Philadelphia
Bob Skinner
Larry
Phils
Kie
Strgeling Ant "Isle
Giants
Turk Farrell
Bob Bolin
Atlanta
Montreal
Ondé
Holston
Chicago
Belmont Stakes decision ends Majestic Prince bid
Maryland reports trainer Johnny Longden decided against running Majestic Prince in the Belmont Stakes. He cited past Belmont runners’ lack of success and preferred not to risk the colt’s future as a race horse. Arts And Letters won the Preakness by a head after a foul claim, while Majestic Prince had won nine straight and earlier beat the colt in the Kentucky Derby.
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Baltimore
Majestic Prince
Johnny Longden
Vist ‘Wiétories
Ghalites
America
Frank McMahson
Langdert
Longden
Pimlico
Arts and Letters
Prince
Churchill
Bruins Clinch 1st Baseball Title in 25 Years
United Press International reports UCLA wins the Pacific-8 pennant with a 14-5 victory over USC to finish 17-4, edging Stanford 4-3. Chris Chambliss drives in four, Steve Price homers twice, Gary Sanserino and Steve Shedd also go deep as UCLA seals the title at Westwood.
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United Press Internation
UCLA
Westwood
Bruins
University of Southern California
Stanford
California
Chris Chambliss
Steve Price
Gary Sanserino
Steve Shedd
Price
Trojans
Ron Shotts
Bob Edie
Jack Hodges
Cal
Crawford Lumber routs Pargas in Pony League action
Crawford Lumber hammered 10 hits and seven runs through three innings to beat Pargas 10-2 at Anton Stadium Friday night. Rick Simmons drove in two, Tom Moroni and Kirke Richardson contributed two run doubles, and Chris Johnson added four hits in four trips as Crawford pounded out the big win. VFW edged Rotary Club 4-2 in the nightcap with Bob Anderson and Steve Huff providing the clutch plays and strong pitching from Greg Alexander and Black.
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St. Louis
San Diego
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
California
Washington
Chicago
Seattle
Boston
Detroit
Minnesota
Baltimore
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Felix Millan
Hank Aaron
Houston
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Don Kessinger
Glenn Beckett
Ernie Banks
Lou Brock
Dave Giusti
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Wes Parker
Willie Crawford
Dodgers
Leon Gabrielson
Ore Parker
Pedro Ramos
Jim Merritt
Orioles
Olay
Royals
Pepitone
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Pargas
Anton
Rick Simmons
Hortier
Tom Moroni
Kirke Richardson
Irihing
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Johnson
Ron Welch
VFW
Rotary Club
Bob Anderson
VEW
Steve ‘Huff
Artie Bleck
Anderson
Greg Alexander
Black
Indy 500 drivers still sidelined
In Indianapolis the entire 33 car field for the Memorial Day 500 remains unqualified after a weekend of rain. Officials consider extending trials into next week to ensure all drivers have a fair chance, as Tony Hulman emphasizes giving everyone a shot at making the race.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Speedway
Tony Hulman
Dickinson Wins Colonial With Hogan Like Putts
Little Gardner Dickinson, resembling and idolizing Ben Hogan, used Hogan tips to post a 278 at Colonial National Invitation for a $25,000 payday. Gary Player finished second at 279, Don January third at 280, with Nicklaus and Charles also among top earners.
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Fort Worth
UPI
Gardner Dickinson
Ben Hogan
Dickinson
Colonial Country Club
South Africa
Gary Player
Don January
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Charles
George Knudson
Bob Lunn
Dave Hill
Brice Crampton
Ukiah's North Section track meet set for finals at Hayward
Ukiah placed four of eight North Section entrants into finals at Hayward after tough rounds. Keith Leland won the Division III shot put with 45-14, while Pole Vaults Booster Plirker cleared 12 feet. Ted Marryuet led early in the mile before fading. John Weerts clocked 4:48 for fourth in the jayvee mile.
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Lne
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Hext
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The
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Plirker
Anithi
Hidiany
Quarty
Parker
Ukiah
Mike van
Erid
Glenn ‘Jengiin
Wade
Swith Jensen
Fayvee Twoiiller
Jett ‘Davis
Ellian
tPiner
Palmer
Uktah
Ted ‘Marryuet
Nat ‘Russell
Redwood
Kelley
Napa
Bill “Harryman
Stormdip
Cloverdale
Harryman
Eevee Casu
John ‘Weerts
Ukiahi Jayvee
Petaluma
Stu Hoafala
Tom
Collier
Lower Lake
Greg Graziano
Rugged trackfest Trojans 4th in Pac-8 as Bruins take title
USC finishes fourth in the Pacific-8 meet at Corvallis as UCLA edges Oregon for the team title. USC’s 440 relay team led by Coulter Kuller Pharris and Miller won its event, while UCLA pole vaulter Dick Railsback eyes a world record attempt after a meet mark. Railsback again fell short of 18 feet as Seagren remains the world standard at 17 9.
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Bruins
Corvallis
Ore
UPI
Fred Kuller
Ron Pharris
Lennox Miller
Trojan
San Jose State
John Carlos
Kuller
Miler
USC
O. J. Simpson
Earl McCulloch
Modesto
UCLA
Dick Railsback
Railsback
Bob Seagren
Seagren
Oregon
Washington State
Oregon State
Stanford
Washington
UCLA spoils Troy bid for fourth Pac-8 net title
UCLA wins the Pac-8 tennis championship in Stanford, denying Troy a fourth straight title. The Bruins rally with doubles wins by Alvarez-Modesto Vasquez and Borowiak-Boh rnstedt to overturn USC’s lead. Roy Barth edges Bob Lutz in the top singles, while Borowiak beats Jaquin Loyo-Mayo in three sets as California places third.
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Stanford
Calif
UCLA
Bruins
University of Southern California
USC
Elio
Alvarez-Modesto Vasquez
Jeff Borowiak-Ron
Bohrnstedt
Roy Barth
Bob Lutz
Borowiak
Jaquin Loyo-Mayo
California
Washington
Oregon
Oregon State
Washington State
Huskies Capture Western Intercollegiate Rowing Showdown
Washington Huskies upset unbeaten UCLA to defend the varsity title in the Western Intercollegiate Rowing Championship. The Huskies won by 1.1 seconds on a 2000 meter course with a time of 6:18.7. Washington freshmen finished in 6:40 while UCLA junior varsity won in 6:27.5.
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San Diego
UPI
Washington
Huskies
UCLA
Bruins
Graham Hill Wins Fifth Monaco Grand Prix
Graham Hill of Britain captured his fifth Monaco Grand Prix in Monte Carlo, driving the same Lotus Ford that won last year. He led from lap 23 to the end of the 80 lap race as early leader Jackie Stewart retired with a broken driveshaft, leaving only seven of 16 starters to finish the 154 mile event.
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UPI
Graham Hill
Britain
Hill
Lotus
Ford
Jackie Stewart
Scotland
Matra
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