South Ukiah Pony League Opens With Full Schedule
The Ukiah Pony League for 13 and 14 year olds begins play Saturday with two games at Anton Stadium and three more on Wednesday. Regular Monday Wednesday Friday games continue through July 17, excluding graduation week. Local sponsors include Crawford Lumber Ford Gravel VFW Rotary Anton's Propane Palace Sport and Hobby Shop Munnell and Sherrill Chevron.
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Ukiah Pony League
Anton Stadium
High School
Crawford Lumber
Ford Gravel
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rotary Club
Anton's Propane Gas Service
Palace Sport and Hobby Shop
Munnell and Sherrill
Chevron Gas Stations
Ken Rhoades
Ed Walsh
Paul Hage
Jack Simpson
al Bechtel
Bud McAllister
Sam Ray
George Engelbrutson
Chevrons
Palace
Munnell
Sherrill
Crawford’s
VFW
County Hospital
Anton's
Rotary
M&s
Crawford
WEW
Six South Ukiah Little League Opens 1964 Season
Six South Ukiah Little League opens its 1964 season with ceremonies at Talmage diamond led by Phil Trine. guests include Judge Robert Winslow and councilman Don Scotto. games feature Anton Jets Auto Dealers and Kiwanis, with public drive-in fundraiser set for June 17.
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Phil Trine
Robert Winslow
Don Scotto
Gus O'Farrell
Mendocino State Hospital
Talmage Diamond
Anton Jets
Masonite
Kiwanis
Lions Park
Mgr
Fred Tten
Bruce Anderson
Jim
Giardello to meet Rivero in rematch on TV
Middleweight champ Joey Giardello faces unranked Rocky Rivero of Argentina in a 10 round non title bout on nationwide TV in Cleveland. This is their second clash within a month after a split decision in April and Giardello aims to reassert his crown after returning from the title win over Dick Tiger.
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Ohio
UPI
Joey Giardello
Rocky Rivero
Argentina
Rivero
Giardello
Rivera
Dick Tiger
Rusty
Giants Clubber Phils To Take Series
San Francisco rides Willie Mays three run homers and a two run shot by Mays to beat Philadelphia 9-4 as Bob Bolin and a strong bullpen hold off the Phillies. Alvin Dark hails his captain after the win as San Francisco seeks a series split with Pittsburgh with Ron Herbel facing Joe Gibbon.
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San Francisco
UPS
Ron Herbel
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe Gibbon
Giants
Willie Mays
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Bolin
Alvin Dark
Phils
Mays
Johnny Klippstein
Klippstein
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Bob Hendley
Richie Allen
Rick Wise
Jesus Alou
Golfers Urged to Report Early for Ukiah Invitational
More than 100 golfers entered the Sat Wray and Sunday Ukiah Invitational Amateur Tourney are reminded to report to the clubhouse at least a half hour before their start times posted at the clubhouse. Players are divided into teams for best ball and fourball formats with individual prize diversions for winners.
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Jubhouse
Learst
Locals Entering NCS Track for San Jose Finals
Ukiah relay team led by Les Garzini with Art Johnson Jeff Fravel and Ron Portlock advances to the North Coast Finals at Leigh High School San Jose at 9 30 a m Garzini was mislisted with hurdler Lou Tollini as a relay member Tollini runs high hurdles Fravel also competes in the 150 and 330 yard dashes Potter Valleys Lou Brown Lowers Lakes Mike Stone Willits Jan Buch and Ray Cataldo John Mayer are also entered in San Jose in various events, including the two mile 440 and B vault.
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Les Garzini
Art Johnson
Jeff Fravel
Ron Portlock
San Jose
Leigh High School
Garzini
Lou Tollini
Gazzini
Tollini
Fravel
Potter Valley
Lou Brown
Lower Lake
Mike Stone
Willits
Jan Buch
Ray Cataldo
John Mayer
Perkins Fighter Of Month April named by The Ring
Eddie Perkins of Chicago retained the world junior welterweight title with a unanimous decision over Bunny Grant of Kingston Jamaica and was named fighter of the month for April by The Ring. The junior welterweights saw big moves as Doug Vallant Valerio Nunez Arthur Persley and more entered the top 10, while Ed die Machen rose to fourth in heavyweights and Gene Fullmer dropped to tenth in middleweights. Stan Hayward rose into the welterweight top 10 and Kenny Lane claimed the No 1 contender spot in light weight ahead of Carlos Hernandez
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UPI
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Bunny Grant
Kingston
Jamaica
Ring Magazine
Perkins
Ring
Doug Vaillant
Cuba
Vale
Stan Hayward
Philadelphia
Curtis Cokes
Dallas
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Carlos Hernandez
Venezuela
Fighting Harada
Japan
Semi-Pros Play Two Sunday Victorious in opening 2-1 win
Ukiah’s semi-pro nine, after a 2-1 season opener victory over Montrose Chemical of San Francisco in a pitcher’s duel, prepare for a doubleheader Sunday against Garberville at Anton Stadium. Pitching duties will be shared by Tommy Holmes and Herb Tappin with potential help from Mark Henderson and Larry Parducci if Santa Rosa JC falls from state play.
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Montrose Chemical
San Francisco
Ukiah
Garberville
Anton Stadium
Wayne Hartman
Ted Stayton
Santa Rosa Junior College
California Jaycee
Santa Rosa
Masonite
Alesco Paving
Crawford Lumber
Dave Brown
Jim Layne
Bob Lynch
Floyd Rovera
Wendell McCain
Jerry Mattson
Jimmy Hayes
Charles Tollini
Brad Shear
Eddie Turner
Tommy Holmes
Herb Tappin
Mark Henderson
Larry Parducci
Ron Tellengrini
Ban drives man to 103 years over seven charges
UPS DRIVING BAN CHELMSFORD England UPI Francis Davidson 24 banned from driving for 83 years and given another 20 years after pleading guilty to seven charges including driving a stolen sports car at 100 miles an hour during a police chase.
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Chelmsford
England
UPI
Francis Davidson
Defense budget hits billion-dollar missile systems mark
United Press International reports that United States Defense Department spending on missile weapon systems first surpassed one billion dollars in 1952, per the Aerospace Industries Association of America.
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United Press International
U.S. Defense Department
Aerospace Industries Association of America, Inc
Bantamweight upset shakes early standings
In a surprising move Nd.2 reports Joe Medel, previously leading, was upset in the bantamweight class by Ray-Asts, altering the early contest standings and spotlighting Ray-Asts as a strong challenger.
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Joe Medel
NFL Again Nixes Proposed AFL Tilt
New York. NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle rejects inter-league competition via an all star game with the AFL. AFL President Joe Foss accepts NBC’s pledge of 500000 for exclusive world wide TV rights to the January 1965 Kennedy Memorial Library game in Cambridge, Mass.
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UPI
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
NFL
American Football League
Rozelle
AFL
Joe Foss
National Broadcasting Company
Cambridge
Mass
South Coast League results headline bold
Mendocino County Employees defeated Smalley's Dairy 9 to 7 with Cancalvi winning and Scherf losing. Hoover's Propane beat Townsend Brothers 14 to 1 with Seydel winning and Bartolo Mel losing. Prescription Center beat the Police Association 16 to 7 with Robinson winning and Bonnifield losing. Ukiah Valley Creamery defeated White Cottage 13 to 6 in a game possibly rescheduled after a late inning protest.
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Mendocino County
Smalley's Dairy
Cancalvi
Scherf
Hoover
Townsend Brothers
Seydel
Bartolomel
Prescription Center
Police Association
Robinson
Bonnifield
Ukiah Valley Creamery
White Cottage
Willie Hits Two, Loses Batting Lead
Willie Mays hits two homers and drives in three as the Giants beat the Phillies 9-4 to reclaim first in the NL while losing the batting lead to Williams who goes 3-for-4 to boost his average to .402. Koufax fanned 11 in the Dodgers 6-1 win over the Mets. Woodeshick saved his eighth for Houston in a 3-1 victory over Pittsburgh.
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Willie
Billy Williams
Willie Mays
San Francisco’ Giants
Williams
St. Louis Cardinals
Mays
Chicago Cub
Raps
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Los Angeles
Gary Loses Toughie After 5-0 Loss to Arkansas
Gary Modrell took a 5-0 defeat as Ukiah fell to Arkansas in seven innings while Seattle managed nine hits in seven frames in a doubleheader setback. Seattle lost the first game 10-5 as the squad struggled to generate offense.
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Ukiah
Gary Modrell
Arkansas
Seattle
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Milt Nystrom
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Hal Masterson
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Bert Church
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