Giants clinch pennant with ninth inning rally over Dodgers
In a dramatic deciding playoff clash, the Giants trailed 4-2 but rallied in the ninth inning to defeat the Dodgers 11-4. Willie Mays tied the game with a single, Felipe Alou and Jim Davenport drove in runs, and Willie McCovey drew a key walk to load the bases. Hurlers Roebuck and Williams faltered, but the Giants seized control and Perryan took advantage as Mays scored the go ahead run, securing San Francisco’s 18th pennant.
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Weekend prep battles light up Ukiah and Willits
Local prep schedule features Potter Valley at Laytonville in jv at 6:30 p m and varsity at 8 30 p m on Friday with Ukiah hosting Fort Bragg on Saturday backdrop of Spirit Day at Ukiah High. Willits visits Clear Lake at 6 p m Saturday while Lakeport hosts a 6 p m clash.
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Cal Leads Nation In Fish Licenses
California posted the highest totals for licensed anglers in the 1961 fiscal year. The state had 1,475,277 paid fishing license holders, and 3,466,989 total licenses, tags, permits and stamps, far ahead of Minnesota and Wisconsin. The figures came from the California Department of Fish and Game and were released by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Willie Mays Still Laughing After Long Season
San Francisco The veteran slugger says 41 years have changed him as the Giants celebrate clinching the pennant. He recalls early days in Alabama and Harlem as fans praise his big smile and steady leadership while facing the Yankees in the World Series.
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Lyons Strikes 43 Inning Scoreless Stint With Sox
Chicago veteran Ted Lyons pitched 43 straight innings without giving up a base on balls from June 11 to June 28. The report notes a tied score between the Chicago Bears and College All Stars in their first meeting on August 31, 1934.
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National Wildlife Federation Grants Here for Students
The National Wildlife Federation will award several thousand dollars in grants to California students pursuing natural resources fields. Eligible majors include natural resource management conservation education and journalism. Application forms are available from the sponsor at 1412 16th St NW Washington DC. Deadline for completed applications is December 1, 1962.
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Pitching Star Wyatt Returns to Practice with Braves
Former Dodgers and Milwaukee Braves pitching ace Wyatt Whitlow joins batting practice session at spring camp. He played during the 1940s and is back with the Braves for workouts ahead of the season.
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Dodgers Unveiled by Grief as World Series Ends
Dodgers captain Duke Snider and player rep Wally Moon led the team in a final push to open the clubhouse doors after a stunned, tearful loss. Maury Wills sparked talk with stolen bases but was met with silence. Ed Roebuck and Johnny Podres faced a crowd of grim faces and questions.
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