Ukiah and Lincoln Face First Valley Oak League Test
Ukiah meets Lincoln of Stockton in a 1961 football season game preview. The article notes Lincoln’s enrollment around 800, with reliance on freshmen and sophomores, and highlights Nate DeMotte as a key two way player. It describes Lincoln adopting a single wing under coach Mike Shatusky and mentions nearby teams Green and Stockton in regional leagues.
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Nananee
Greenie
Manfeet
Tracy
Oakdale
Ceres
Atwetter
Central California
Stockton
Turlock
Ledi
Lincoln
Green
Ukion
Nate DeMotte
Tin Stockwell
Tim
Owaen Lincoln
Leapuc Center
Pancoin
Saa
Ali
Dee
Jackie
Wallse Hinds
Lancoin
Sioeistan
Pepmott Diy
Andy Case
Spratley Uhl
Labor Day Swim Classic run by Dolphins staff and parents
The Libor Day Swim Classic sponsored by the Soroptimist Club and Recreation Department relied on extensive parent and official help to run a large meet. Dolphin coach Steve Casperson and former director George Wildberger led a team of assistants, officials, timers, and volunteers who kept events moving and awarded medals and trophies.
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Soroptomist Club and Recreation Department
Dolphins
Steve Casperson
Dolphin
George Wildberger
Labor Day
Steve
George
Bruce Crook
Steve Devies Casperson
Dan O'Farrell
Gein
Bob Gein
al Nicolaisen
Stan Stafford
Tvoey
Harry Hildebrand
Clifford Howerd
Glenn Stevens
Ukiah Municipal Pool
Ukiah
Journal
Erickson
Beman, Patton Lead In Pebble Beach 1961 Amateur Round
Deane Beman from Arlington Virginia and Billy Joe Patton staged a tight second round at Pebble Beach as top contenders in the 1961 National Amateur. Nicklaus and Charley Coe were expected to win early rounds while Beman survived a tough back nine pull by Harry Allers to advance.
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Pebble, Beach
Calif
UPI
Deane Beman
Arlington
Yverrnin
Billy Joe Patton
Patton
Jack Nicklaus
Charley Coe
Beman
Harry Allers
Nicklaus
Coe
Pebble Beach
Boman
Allers
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Aulers
Ireland
Joe Carr
England
Big Guns
Marty Christmas
Mike Bonallack
U.S
Cobby Ware
Augusta
Paul Spengler
Ross
Jimmy Walker
Charles Courtney
la Jolla
John Farquhar
Amarillo
Tex
Dick Lotz
Newark
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Ronnie Shade
Chick Evans
King
James McCarthy
Joliet
Strikes Spares At Yokayo Bowl Offer Record Scores
Bowler Bob Gowan posted 155 over seven games with a 221 session average and a 266 high in Yokayo Bowl hi low games. Lynn Manteata 257 Wes Greatt 234 Ralph Dales 225 led a strong field as youths also joined leagues during Ukiah Recreation Summer program.
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Yokayo Bow
Bob Gowan
Bob
Ukiah
Lynn Manteata
Wes Greatt
Ralph Dales
Slim Riecke
Curly Owens
Ukian Recreation’ Department
Yokayo Bowl
Glen Jensen
Jim’ Pruit
Hireky
Bob Baberock
Larry Pruitt
Yorky Hall
Jim Walsh
Marvin ‘Talsoadi
Preseton Persky
Sharon Hall
Suzie Crofcot
Waren Hunt
Nice
Dodgers survive with Windhorn homer in pennant race
Gordon Windhorn, a 28 year old Dodgers rookie, hit a first major league homer in the 11th inning to beat the Phillies and keep Los Angeles within six games of first place Cincinnati. Don Ferrarese held the mound before Windhorn’s key blast in a 5 4 victory that revived their fading title hopes.
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United Press International
Los Angeles Dodgers
Gordon Winthorn
Alot
Othbess
Windhorn
Dodgers
Willie Davis
Dodroers
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Don Ferrarese
Windhborn
Casey Stengel
Stemrel
Battuaz
Windborn
Casey
Jeter
Yankees
Tao
Diandyrers
Lee Walls
Ken Faiely
Charlie Smith
Ron Petraroski
Wimmer
San Francisco Cans
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Minnesota Twins
Los Angele Angels
Kiboy Foro
Felipe Alou Fuext
Giants
Pirates
Dick Stuart
Jack Sanford
Alvin McBean
Pittsburgh
Face
Carl Sawatski
Larry Jackson
Lew Burdette
Braves
Jackson
Carnals
Stan Musial
Ken Royer
Burdette
Don Schwall
Red Sox
Senators
Tom Cheney
Jim Paolinini
Boston
Pascuals
Washington
Walter Johnson
Dean Chance
Lee Thomas
Argels
Olson Loses Tough Body Punch Bout To Sixto Rodriguez
In San Francisco on Monday night Sixto Rodriguez outpointed former world middleweight champion Bobo Olson over 10 rounds in a war of body punches. Olson, 33, and Rodriguez traded jolts to body and head as Rodriguez earned the decision from the judges.
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San Francisco
Carl Bobo
Olson
Worls
Sixto Rodriguez
Bobo
Tile
San Anselmo
Rodriguez
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Golf Hall of Fame
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Steve Book
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Hhiah Daily Journal
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