Ukiah Blooperball League to Debut Monday Night
Ukiah Church Blooperball League opens Monday at Giorno Park with a 7 15 p.m. game between the Methodist and Presbyterian teams. Men and women play together under special rules using a soft softball bat and 50 foot bases.
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Giorno Park
Dave Strong
Faith Lutheran
Grace Lutheran
Methodists
Nazuarenes
Presbyterians
St. Mary's
Villanova Seeks Fifth IC4A Cup in Trackfest
The 86th IC4A track meet opens with 41 colleges, Villanova defending champion in 10 events led by Budd in the sprints and Traynor, Dante, and others in distance and field events. Villanova holds five of last year's scoring players contributing to a 46 point potential haul as they chase a fifth cup. Manhattan remains a distant strong rival. Fordham and Yale also figure among top contenders.
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Pat Traynor
Billy Joe
Jon Dante
Ed Kohler
Fordham
Jay Luck
Yale
John Thomas
Boston University
John Belitza
Maryland
Winston Cooper
St. John's
Wildcats
Manhattan
Masonite Slugs De Kiwanis in Big Win at Talmage Park
Masonite South Ukiah Little League beat Auto Dealers 20 to 1 in the Talmage Little League park, reporting the only local game last night. Morrow led Masonite with five runs on four hits, Wattenburger added four, and Raines pitched well as Masonite snapped a two-year winless stretch.
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Kiwanis
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Jets
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Ted
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Morrow
Marty Wattenburgers
Joe Luiz
Gerald Raines
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Joe Turrn
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Herb Logan
Terry Miley
Police Association
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Merchant
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Anton Stadium
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Giants Hit Four-Base Hits Secure Win Over Phillies
Willie Mays homered twice while Orlando Cepeda and Felipe Alou added one each as the San Francisco Giants snapped a three game skid with a 7-4 victory over Philadelphia. Billy Pierce seeks his 7 0 record against Jack Hamilton in tonight’s game. Manager Alvin Dark praised Mays for improving his swing after a rest.
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Bazman
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North Ukiah Leagues Open Play Tomorrow
Ukiah's North Little League and the Ukiah Pony League begin their 162 seasons tomorrow with 1:30 p.m opening ceremonies for the NLL and a 2 p.m start for Pony League. Dignitaries include Mayor Roy Wagner Supervisor Martin Wener and Judge Robert Winslow.
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Thrills Ahead for Jalopy Race Fans in Lakeport
In Lakeport on May 24 the 1962 jalopy season resumes with Ned Smiley of Clearlake Highlands and Jay Hatfield of Kelseyville favored to clash after Smiley won the season opener heats and main. Hatfield, in a new car, edged Smiley in the second final amid tire trouble. Newcomers Don Davis Laytonville John Carmichael Ukiah Jim Daniel Adams Kilker showed pivotal speeds as a capacity crowd watched 27 of 33 cars race on the quarter mile dirt track with more drivers expected. The next 20 lap NASCAR sanctioned main is set for 8:30 p.m. with Charlie Porter and Ted and Bob Nielsen among upcoming contenders.
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Hatfield
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Nice
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Jack Oxenford
Daly City
Leroy Benefield
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Oxenford
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Dodge
Ford
Napa Om
Crater Lake
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Yang's Return Boosts Bruins in Coliseum Meet
UCLA track coach Ducky Drake said decathlon star C K Yang would compete in the AAWU meet at the Coliseum. Yang had strained a muscle in Friday's Relays but worked out Wednesday and appeared recovered.
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UPI
UCLA
Athletic Association of Western Universities
Coliseum
C.K. Yang
Yang
Inez
Bruin
Ducky Drake
Anchovy Petition on Fish and Game Agenda
Los Angeles reports the Fish and Game Commission planned to approve hunting regulations and review a controversial anchovy petition from four Northern California fisheries to use anchovies for fish meal. Supporters say permits are needed for economically strapped plants. opponents warn anchovy reductions could deplete the resource as sardines once did.
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API
Fish and Game Commission
Hirn
Department of Fish and Game
California
Conners
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