24 May 1966
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1966
Page
1
A chaotic OCR fragment notes Oklahoma City hosting a US Open qualifier weekend with 123 players and six others tied for second. Names such as Ron Cerrudo and Jim Ys are mentioned among others. various garbled phrases reference exemptions, qualifiers, and scores around 70s with unclear details for the event.
Mixed fragmentary lines mention Monsey, Mengert, Bruce Richards, Harbottle, Storey, and others with scattered locations like Seattle and Los Angeles. The text references rounds, scores around 69 to 68, and bracketing remarks about players and officials. Overall, the clipping is unreadable in places but hints at a sports event with multiple participants and outcomes.
A damaged fragment mentions AiG Sander SARTY and El Cabellero County with references to look in and a round two at San Fernando Valley BT. The text hints at upcoming actions before the real event but remains unclear.
The article notes Sandy Koufax earning his seventh win against one loss and a complete game as the Dodgers beat the Giants 2 to 1 at Dodger Stadium. It mentions other MLB actions including Philadelphia shutting out Houston 9-0 and Kansas City beating Washington 5-3, with various players contributing key hits and RBIs.
Fragmented sports notes reference the 1956 and 1959 tournaments, Eddie Lubangki of Detroit winning multiple events in St Louis, a high Scat Dow crown, Saunders scoring 3066 in 1921, and Miami Beach contests. It also mentions Phil Roof's first MLB homer in 1987 for the Athletics, Casey Cox, Mike McCormick balk, and Frank Howard with a two run homer in a Senators win.
Ukiah seeks volunteers for a 1968 softball league. Lloyd Miller and Dave Strong are requested to recruit sponsors, umpires, and participants. June 1 deadline for parks director 462 6158, and Strong at 462 5508 to join as sponsors, managers, or umpires.
A fragmentary schedule lists Wednesday events in Baltimore Chicago New York Minnesota and Boston at night. The text mentions matchups and cities but lacks complete teams or results.
San Jose State sprinter Tommy Smith eyes a demanding open 440 at the Modesto Relays after possible relay-only runs if weather cooperates. He has earned repeated national recognition and contends with top rivals including NCAA champ Jim Kemp and AAU leaders. The event, featuring five world record holders, will occur Saturday alongside junior college championships in conjunction.
Mi Rea High School calls all boys to sign up for football next fall. A meeting with the new coach will be held Thursday at 3 p.m. in Chessall Gym for Frosh, Jayvee and Varsity players. Positions are open and those who played before or not last season are urged to join last year’s returning teams.
LAURER Ma. reports Michael Ford owner of Ken says winner Kawai King has the opportunity to represent the United States in the Epsom mile and a half grass classic in November. The American entry, selected by racing officials, joins foreign contenders in the race.
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