Ukiah Merchants Seek Laytonville Win After Big Road Hit
The Ukiah Merchants chase a third straight 101 league victory at Laytonville on Sunday after a 17 to 0 win over Cagpar. Butch Christeadt threw a shutout allowing five safeties and had three hits for Ukiah. Mayo Zari and Myers added two hits each as Ukiah built a five run second inning and exploded for seven in the sixth.
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Ukiah Merchants
Laytonville
Cagpar
Butch Christeadt
Mayo
Zari
Myers
Willits Defeats Laytonville to Take Loop Lead
Willits Colt league entry held the lead after a 8-3 win over Laytonville last Saturday. Willits broke open the game with four runs in the first and four more in the fourth. Laytonville scored twice in the first and once in the seventh. Willits pitcher Biascetti struck out 15 while limiting Laytonville to four hits.
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Willits
Colt
Laytonville
Jeykabo
Jenksin
Dike
City Softball Leagues Set to Start This Week
City Recreation Director Joe Juliana announced league play begins Thursday evening at Gidimo Park. City Sponsored leagues will kick off with city recreation department support. Gateway Realty advertising promotes housing and investment opportunities.
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Gidimo Park
Joe Juliana
Leopies
Bartalini Signs with Seattle Farmed to Wenatchee Chiefs
Bob Bartalini signs a two year pact with the Seattle Rainiers of the Pacific Coast League and is assigned to the Wenatchee Chiefs. The right handed pitcher joins a strong Rainiers staff and aims for success in minor league baseball.
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Bartalini
Seattle
Cmul Vi
Yaocrass
Lalu
Seattle Rainers
The
Rainiers
Wenatchee Chiefs face rising pitcher in Northwestern League
The Northwestern League features young pitcher Bob Bartalini signed by the Rainiers after a Seattle workout. Bartalini, a Fort Bragg product with 42 prep wins and high strikeout averages, gets a regular starting shot under manager Edo Vanni as Rainiers executives Dewey Soriano and Fred Hutchinson back his progress. Northwestern games are broadcast regularly from Fort Bragg.
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Wenatche Chiefs
Wenatchee
Bob
Hiefehe
Dewey Soriano
Fred Hutchinson
The
Rainiers
Seattle
Edo Vanni
Bartalini
Fort Bragg High School
Skein
Fort Bragg
Chevron Rally Fails As VFW Wins 14 to 13
A ninth inning surge by the Chevrons fell two runs short as the VFW collected a 14 13 victory in Pony League action. Dave Brown earned the win, Cook took the loss, and Ukiah Druids suffered a 8-1 defeat to the VFW with the Druids’ first loss. The Chevrons then won 7-6 against the Super Jets, with Cooke earning the win and a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate for the Chevrons.
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VFW
Ukiah Druids
Chevrons
Super Jets
Cooke
Anton Jets Edge Service Chibs 9-8 For Fourth Victory
Anton Jets earned their fourth Little League win by rallying for three runs in the fifth to defeat the Service Chibs 9 to 8. Larry Parducci earned the win while Ron Hallman relieved. The Chibs were limited to five hits.
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Sne Anton
Meeting Set On Salmon Planting Plan In Fort Brage
Local fishing interests schedule July 19 talks with California fish and game department biologists in Fort Brage to discuss reestablishing king salmon planting in Big River and studying planting in Garcia Navarre Noyo and Ten Mile rivers.
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California, Fish and Game Department
Fort Brage
Big River
Garcia
Navarre
Noyo
Ten Mile
Chamber of Commerce
Driver Receives One Year Jail Term in Manslaughter Case
Mathew S. Peters was sentenced to one year in county jail after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter. The crash on Fast Perkins Street on April 5 killed James Floyd Potter. Peters originally pleaded not guilty and changed to guilty the day before the planned jury trial.
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Mathew S. Peters
Hale McCowen
Peters
Fast Perkins Street
James Floyd Potter
Mendocino County Picnic Set for June 26 in Oakland
The Mendocino County Picnic returns June 26 at Mosswood Park Oakland. Since 1924 it gathers residents and former residents to renew friendships and share year’s news, with gatherings in Ukiah Willits and Oakland for the annual social event.
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Mendocino County
Mosswood Park
Oakland
Ukiah
Willits
Senator Busch Returns Home From Legislative Session
State Senator James E. Busch comes back to his Ukiah home on Jones Street after the spring legislative session and resumes private legal practice from offices in the Sanchez building on School Street. Tools and equipment furnished by Yates' Self Service Garage at 113 North State Street.
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James E. Busch
Hone
Jones Street
Ukiah
Sanchez
School Street
Yates
North State Street
Redwood Valley and Calpella Summer Plans and Community Notes
Redwood Valley and Calpella school faculties plan summer work at various locations including Masonite plant and Lake Tahoe. Weddings, camp activities, 4 H events, and a CCY skating party are noted along with local fire department calls and residents honored at showers and hospital visits. A baby is born to Mr and Mrs Stuart Byers. Frank Bednar recovers from a stroke.
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Redwood Valley
Calpella
L. Briar McNeil
Redwood Valley Music Department
George Ingram
Jack Neiger
Lake Tahoe
Susan Haines
Humboldt State College
Arcata
Haines
Redwood Valley Ccy
Camp Meeker
American Sunday School Union
Jeanetta Gray
Judy Naasie
Rosemary Yange
Laverne Fuller
Joan Pringle
Deloras Fredrickson
Kenneth Carr
Johnnie Pringle
Jean Flory
Meteor Ranch
Lake County
Tom Jameson
California
Oregon
Jameson
Napa
Robert Wrights
Ashland
Ore
Ridgecrest
Marion Wright
Robert
Mrs. Jameson
MLS
Pat
Ken
Stuart Byers
Siuday
Ukiah General Hospital
Frank Bednar
Marriage Licenses Issued In Ukiah Area Couples
A list of marriage licenses shows Edward Isnard of Ukiah and Daryl Plante of Ukiah. Vincent Basile of Ukiah and Carrie Land of Ukiah. Wilford Reep of Mendocino City and Gladys Hatton of Fort Bragg. Michael Pacini of Ukiah and Dorothy Sanchez of Albany. Earl Bedard Jr. of Minneapolis and Avis Reed of Ukiah. Francis Boucher of Cloverdale and Theresa Andreini of Cloverdale. Ronald LaMastus and Jessie Reicke of Hopland. Theodore Thuemler of Stockton and Shirley Jackson of Laytonville. Conrad Ortega of Point Arena and Andrea Moungovani of Point Arena. Vernon Snider of Fort Bragg and Gail MacMath of Mendocino City.
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Isnard-Plante
Edward ‘Francis Isnard
Daryl Matle Plante
Ukiah
Basile-Land
Vincent Dominick
Basile
Carrie Betty Land
Rewp-Hatton
Wilford Sherrick Reep
Mendocino City
Gladys Hatton
Fort Bragg
Pacini-Sanchez
Michael John Pacini
Dorothy Jean Sanches
Albany
Bedard -Reed
Earl Ludger Bedard, Jr
Minneapolis
Avis Grace Reed
Boucher-Andreini
Francis Michel Boucher
Theresa Andreini
Cloverdale
Lamastus - Reicke
Ronald Lee LaMastus
Jessie Reicke
Hopland
Thuemler - Jackson
Theodore Daniel Thuemler
Stockton
County Employees to Meet June 24 on POW Benefits
County Employees Association will hold a June 24 meeting at Runeberg Hall Mort Beags to elect officers. The notice reminds former Korean War POWs and survivors to apply for benefits under Public Law 615 88th Congress by August 21 1955 and to update any post service address with the commission.
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Commission
Ndocino
Runeberg Hall
Mort Beags
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