M&S and WEW open Pony League with high scoring win
Sam Wilsey starred for M&S with a five hitter two homers three RBIs and three other runs as Munnell and Sherrill tops Ford Gravel 12 7 in the season opener. Logan Nabors and Langero contributed. Bud Moe Allister’s squad staged a five run first inning with three straight homers. In the nightcap VFW beat Crawford 7 5 behind Mel Cooper who worked relief and collected two RBIs for the victors.
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Sam Wilsey
Munnell and Sherrill
Pony League
Wilsey
Munnell and
Sherrill
Bud Moe-Allister
M&s
Greg Farmers
Steve Lugger
John McAllister
Johnny
Langero
Farmer
Ford Gravel
Howard
Danny
Nabors
Dink Logan
Logan
VFW
Crawford
Mel Cooper
Foord
Cooper
Ford
Ryan
RBI
No-Hit Victory For Masonite Over Kiwanis Club
Masonite pitcher Joe Luiz with three innings and Denny Cooper closing three more secured a 5-0 no hit no run win over Kiwanis Club in South Ukiah Little League. Bob MacCormack took the loss after three innings while Tommy Brooks doubled for Masonite and several players from both teams collected multiple hits. In North Ukiah Little League Pine Browns defeated the Lions 18-12 and other scores followed. In Los Angeles, Richard Battles, arrested for burglary earlier, raced to win a 100 yard dash in 9.6 seconds before being captured by police hiding under an apartment building.
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Joe Luiz
Denny Cooper
Masonite
Kiwanis Club
Ukiah
Bob MacCormack
David Rossiter
Tommy Brooks
Steve Sells
Danny Wattenburger
Bill Strong
Ken Moroni
Mike Morrow
Pine Browns
Lions
Box Plumbers
Police Association
Ukiah Cleaners
Jim Conner
Bill George
Carlton Ellick
Conner
George
Bob Nordeen
Cree Grover
Jerry Nelson
Los Angeles
UPI
Richard Battles
Battles
Fleet Feet
Champagne Tony Wins Memphis Open Upset
Memphis Open results reportChampagne Tony dominated play earning the title as competitors faced off in Memphis Tennessee The champion known for his flair left the arena with three bottles of the best you ve got promised by the winner of the event and earned praise from fans and critics alike
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Tony
Lema
Lema wins Memphis Open in dramatic playoff
In a gripping finish at the Memphis Open, Lema defeated Tommy Aaron in a sudden death 73rd hole playoff after both finished 72 holes at 270. It is Lema's first PGA tour win this season, moving him to second on the money list with over 44 000. Aaron faced trouble in the playoff drive and failed to clinch the title.
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California
Tommy
Aaron
Lema
Monay Lst
Tina
Hema
McGraw Named All-Time Major League Manager
Boston report: John McGraw tops the Academy of Sports Editors poll as the greatest MLB manager of all time with 83 percent of ballots. Joe McCarthy and Connie Mack tied for second at 64 percent, followed by Casey Stengel and Miller Huggins with 61 and 49 percent respectively.
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Boston
UPI
John (Mugegsy) McGraw
New York Giants
Academy of Sports Editors
McGraw
Hall of Fame
Academy
Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Connie Mack
Philadelphia A's
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Dead man's dream may come true at Indianapolis 500
INDIANAPOLIS UP I The dream of a dead man may be the biggest story of the 500 mile race this year The last Bud Winfield built two cars to chase the prize called the Navi Gover nor Specials built 200 years ago They qualified at high speeds but never won the race Two veteran pilots Ralph Hepburn and Chet Miller were killed in them Andy Granatelli rebuilt the Novi cars spending over 250000 Now Hurtubise Bobby Unser and Art Malone drive all three into the starting field for the 500-mile race Granatelli predicts speeds up to 155 157 mph and hopes the dead man’s dream comes true
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Winfield
Ralph Hepburn
Chet”Miller
Hepburn
Novi
Tye
Grancatelli
Jim Hurtubise
Bobby Unser
Art Malone
Hurtubise
Unser
Granatelli
Novis
Winfield Nevis
Added Precautions for Title Fight in Las Vegas
World light heavyweight champion Harold Johnson and Willie Pastrano will meet in a title bout at Convention Center. The chief second of fighter will signal the referee from the ring apron to stop the fight. The chief medical officer at ringside can stop the fight after consulting with a second Athletic Commission doctor. First West Coast use. under consideration in New York.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Harold Johnson
Willie Pastrano
Convention Center
Athletic Commission
West Coast
New York
Ukiah Baseballers Dominate NBL All Star Honors
Ukiah's Jerry Mattson normally a shortstop or pitcher was selected as an infielder Joe Jahn left fielder was chosen an outfielder and Larry Myers was a unanimous choice as catcher on the All North Bay League baseball team chosen by coaches. Ukiah also placed three men on the first NBL team and Jim Layne earned honorable mention as a strong season for Ukiah. Coach Charles Myers reacted with pride at four players making the squads amid a tough league and post season honors.
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Ukiah
Jerry Mattson
Joe Jahn
Tya
Larry Myers
Fine Young
Jim
Layne
Myers
NBL
Charles Myers
Ray Brown
Santa Rosa
Jerry
Mattson
Bob ‘DeLaura
Hogan
Darwin Frey
Vallejo
Joe John
Jim Lance
Bob Perrachon
Larry ‘Myers
Steve Ostrom
Montgomery
Garry Encarti
Johnson
No Real Hope Held For Broad Jump Mark
Phil Shinnick of the University of Washington appeared to break the world record with a 27 ft 4 in broad jump at the California Relays in Modesto, but wind gauge failure prevents certification. Officials said the wind likely exceeded or fell short of legal limits, making the mark unverifiable.
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San
International ‘Federation
Harold Berliner
Berliner
Leon Glover J
Fight Results By United Press International
In Boston Lou Gutierrez outweighed Joe Washington on points. In Caracas Carlos Hernandez stopped Bunny Grant. In Hollywood Memo Lopez defeated Dave Camacho on points. In San Francisco Roger Rouse outpointed Sonny Miles.
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New York
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Kansas City
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Minnesota
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Detroit
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National League
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Houston
UIPI
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Managua
Nicaragua
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Caracas
UPI
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Morocho) Hernandez
Venezuela
Bunny Grant
Jamaica
Hollywood
Calif
Memo Lopez
Tijuana
Morsico
Dave Camacho
San Jose
Roger Rouse
Portland
Ore
Sonny Miles
Oakland
Callif
Giants Open Road Swing Tonight Versus Reds in NL Lead Test
The San Francisco Giants start a 15 game road trip tonight hoping to maintain their NL lead as they face the Cincinnati Reds. Starter options include Fisher or Marichal, with Reds countering lefty Jim O’Toole. Earlier, San Francisco dropped a 4-3 10th inning game to the Dodgers after Jose Polgan’s costly error.
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Ohio
UPI
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Fisher
Jack Fisher
Juan Marichal
Rds
Fred Hutchnson
Jim O'Toole
Giants
Marichal
Reds
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Jose Polgan
Candlestick
St. Louis
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Ukiah Daily Journal, Inc
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