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Newspaper

Dispatch Democrat

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1939

Page

4

Wildcats edge Farmers in rough valley clash

Ukiah High School Wildcats fought through a rough 40 minutes to beat Potter Valley Farmers 16 to 4 in a tense game noted for restraint and physical play. Meyer and Whitcomb led Farmer scoring, while Wright and Lord paced Ukiah with four and four respectively as the hometown team built a 1 0 halftime lead amid a melee-like finish.

Valley Court Meyer Farmer Whitcomb Bud” Christensen Keping Hale Vno Wright Wildenta Lord Ukiah

Valley Section Standings and Junior Farmers Riots

Ukiah hosts a chaotic core of games with the Wildcats building a 7 to 0 halftime lead while the Farmers spark two quick baskets. The B game between the Kittens and Junior Farmers featured Penland scoring five points amid a rough, high-scoring affair as Christensen’s squad pressed Mendocino-bound showdowns against the Cardinals.

Hooper Whitcomb Ukiah Ittens Penland Ting Kittens Varsity Christensen Wiliie Wada Fraver Pmn Pamn

Mrs T L Glatt Tripping Incident Reported in Ukiah

Mrs T L Glatt of Hopland was reported to have a tripping incident in Ukiah Monday. Local authorities noted minor injuries and her condition was described as stable.

Mra. T. L. Glatt Hopland Ukiah

Willits Takes 2 Games from Bears Friday

Cameron's green and gold casaba tossers won their first two reggae wins last Friday night defeating Hopland High School Bears 36-10 in the varsity and 23-13 in the B team game on their home floor. Readouts note rough action with multiple fouls as Willits outplayed the Bears in all aspects.

Jin Cameron Hopland High School Bents Whetstone Ashurst Hopland Willits Bears Boyenne Capel Cerutt Timoe Wreen Gold Roy Willity Capell Gar. Hepp Corvuth Helio Mulze Batteson Davison Towle Bear Mneuy Harpe Roveth A. Roven Roven Pacini Young Posart Cantey Page McPhillips Alpers Martin B. Gartlepp Ny Jensen Shimuri Nicolas Haydon Amherst Dempsey Collins Bul Ingly Potter Valley Willite

Giants Fall to Kelseyville Five in Mountain Town Contest

Giants lose 41 to 37 to fast Kelseyville on their home floor. Sayler led with 17 points as the visitors built a 15 4 first quarter edge. Niemi and Weselaky sparked a late Giants rally, but Kelseyville sealed the victory in the final minute. Williams faced limited depth with several players fouled out.

Willian Redwood Valley Kelseyville Town Mountain Town Sayler Kelseys Giants Niemi Weselaky Glanta Kelseyville Williams Solila Rawles Kelsey van Horm Gard Ford

Louis Defeats Lewis in First Round Title Defense

In New York City Joe Louis the world heavyweight champion outweighed challenger John Henry Lewis by 194 pounds and retained his title in the first all negro match in the United States. Referee Arthur Donovan stopped the bout in the first round at 2 minutes 29 seconds with a technical knockout after Louis struck John to the head and body and drove him into the ropes.

New York City Joe Louis John Henry Lewis United States Arthur Donovan Joe John Donovan Joy

Storm Troopers Rout Kelseyville in Local Court Floor Game

The 20-30 club Storm Troopers dominated Kelseyville lightweights 82 to 28 at the grammar school floor, with Steve Ebert scoring 24 and a five-man rotation showing depth for Redwood Valley area league play. In the nightcap the Red Raiders defeated Halsey Townies 54 to 21 as Art Poma and Hansen led with 14 and 14 points respectively, while Ganter and Sanches added long-range baskets.

Thfe Storm Troopers Kelseyville Red Baldara Kelseyville Townies Grammar School Storm Iain Townie Steve Ebert Ebert Kelseyville Lade Tallman Sayler Varsity Red Raiders Halsey Art Poma Raiders Kelsey Jada Hansen Art Skinner Redwood Valley Giants Gerry Ayier Adams Branson Kk Gunn Bosworth Avarone Kelseyville “- Tallman Syler Trafter Trenner Kelseyvilla Poma Gant Rhoemake Myler Hanasa Shasanee Ganter Relix Sanches Tyiman Skinner Koiseyville Adams

Wildcats Split Games With Mendocino Saturday

Ukiah high school Wildcats split a doubleheader Saturday evening, beating Mendocino Cardinals 18 points in the second half to edge them 31 to 23 after an overtime win by the Mendocino B team. Standout Bob Clark scored heavily though chief Wright was out early. Nimelo came through in overtime for Mendocino.

Wildcats Bob Clark Cardinals Clark Jackson Wright Art Hale Thenaolves Tada Kittens Ukieh Nimole Willie Wada Pacini Fragel Sanford Aid Mendoavnd Tineyips Uidlah A’e Venturi Nu. Fae Barent Clark Cnuesnee Sjolerd Sheppard Jackson Lord Lemos Rucker Crescene Ff Veerdereres Saeth Ukiah Humphrey Mendocino Smith Markham Fronter Eek Londeras Penland Lemos Bartolome Nimela Gordon Sanford Mendgeino—L. Gomez E. Gomez

Willits F F A Boxing Show Stages First Fight Night

Willits F F A held its first Boxing Brawl of the year in Willits high school gym. Three three minute rounds featured seven bouts with three decisions one draw and one technical knockout. Dave Jensen defeated Jim Page by technical knockout in the main event. Yokum beat McKeller. Powers defeated Nic Robertson. Brower beat Lawrasott. Clow and Smith drew. Powers, Yokum, and Jensen stood out for hard hitting and quick action.

White Future Farmers Club Willits High School Naval Academy Mofit Fred Powers Phil Nic Robertson Donald’ Yokiom Tom McKeller Yokum Boy McKeller Jim Page Jensen Bia

Ukiah to Send Horse Quadrille to Eureka Fair

Ukiah will send a horse quadrille of 12 men and women riding matched horses to Eureka for the Ninth District Fair shows. Under the direction of George Wildberger and Frank Luce the Ukiah group has started practice and will be a highlight, replacing the old-fashioned quadrille. M. Be Hodel, assistant manager of the Cecilie hotel, left Ukiah for Los Angeles for a 10 day trip with his parents.

Ukiah Eureka George Wildberger Frank Luce M. BE Hodel Cecilie Foxel Los Angeles Walter Hoadel Uye South Hodela Hhotel

Oakland business figure tied to Ukiah history

Roy Hu of Oakland ran a business described as a glassmaker in Ukiah. The fragment notes he previously resided in the area, with unclear dates or further details.

Roy. HU Oakland Ukiah

Nurses Confer on Pre-Natal and Maternal Care

Public health nurses gathered at Ukiah high school for a conference on prenatal and maternal care. Dr Edith F Young of the state health department spoke on medical prenatal care while Min Mary B Williford led nursing perspectives. Ruth Murphy and Caroline Parker presided morning and afternoon sessions respectively. numerous county and state nurses attended. Another conference is planned for April with topic to be announced.

Ukiah High School Edith F. Young State Department of Health Bureau of Child Hygiene Mary B. Williford Materpal Kentucky Ming Ruth Murphy US 8 Indian Service Caroline Parker Fort Bragg Margaret Stanley Rena Aty P. H. M. Nervies Mary Williford M. Stanley Mendocino E. Kuntze Humboldt County Misa C. Parker Fort Mise McWoell Lake County Ri Stukey Petaluma T. Martin D. Knapp Sonoma Fern Busch Ukiah City School Parge Althea West Mendocino State Hospital J. H. Smyth M.D

Educators Attend Demonstration at Williams Elementary

Superintendent John W Taylor praised the Williams Williams elementary school demonstration as the finest he has witnessed. Ruth Edmonds organized eight grade demonstrations for Helen Heffernan with F R Leonard and Supervisor attendance. Attendees included school officials from Madoc to Solano County as 1180 pupils were enrolled.

John W Taylor Williams F. R. Leonard Ukiah Ruth Edmonds Helen Heffernap Madoc Solano County

Office Move Shifts SC Regional Office to San Francisco

The regional Soil Conservation office, formerly at Santa Paula, moved to San Francisco and was reported to Ukiah officials on Tuesday. Dr. Logan Carter said the change will speed communications between local offices and the regional office, cutting elapsed time.

Regional Soil Conservation Santa Pula San Francisco Ukiah Soil Conservation Logan Carter

Judge W D T Holds Marriage In Chambers

Judge held a private ceremony Saturday morning uniting Joseph P Berlenbach and Anna Hutgler of Redwood Valley in his chambers.

Joseph P. Berlenbach Anna Hutgler Redwood Valley

County Sues for Damages Over 1938 Auto Crash

Ella Dawe and George Dawe sue Mendocino County for damages after a July 16 1938 collision in Hopland involving George Fales former poundmaster. Plaintiffs seek 500 for injuries and 55.51 for auto repairs as the board of supervisors rejected the claim and the court is petitioned through Preston Gibson.

George Fales Poundmaster Mendocino County Ella Dawe George Dawe Hopland George Falea Board of Supervisors Preston & Gibson

Principals Meet at Fortuna on Inter-School Relations

Humboldt Mendocino County elementary and high school principals gathered in Fortuna to discuss articulation between grammar and high schools to avoid student breaks. Fortuna High's George Badura led the session on inter-school coordination with Dr. Vernon Tolle addressing report cards and records. Mendocino educators Barnam Heryford F F Zeek Robert Harmon Mrs Minnie Jamison Myrtle Eglin Leo Sanders and Dennin Willis attended.

Humboldt-Mendocino North Coast California Elementary School Principals Association Fortuna George Badura Fortuna High School Vernon Tolle Humboldt State College Mendocino County Barnam Heryford F. F. Zeek Robert Harmon Ukiah Minnie Jamison River Union Myrtle Eglin Calpella Leo Sanders Covelo Dennin Willis Laylouville

Redwood Empire Geographic To Be In Every School

Mendocino county schools will receive National Geographic February issue titled California's Coastal Redwood Realm. Superintendent John W. Taylor plans to place copies in all schools to boost awareness of the Redwood Empire and its coast redwood scenery. Some schools already list the Geographic in their magazines. The move aims to attract visitors to the Golden Gate International Exposition through enhanced regional knowledge.

Mendocino County Redwood Empire John W. Taylor National Geographic California Redwood Realm Geographic

Sav ings Bank Mendocino staff dine with directors

Members of the savings bank staff and the board of directors held their annual dinner last night in the Rose Room of the Palace hotel, a traditional get together marking the year’s close.

Savings Bank of Mendocino County Palace Hotel

Studebaker Sets New Record in Yosemite Run

In the Gilmore Yosemite mile economy run a 1939 Studebaker set a new record with an average of 25.78 mpg, beating the previous ten mile record of 65.87. The Studebaker President Eight finished third at 22.96 mpg with a ten mile of 62.014. Forrest Hughes is the local Studebaker agent.

Gilmore Yosemite Studebaker Forrest Hughes Studebaker Cars

State Seeks Fire Suppression Workers in California

California seeks six state civil service fire suppression positions including crew cook, fire truck driver, forewoman, foreman, forestry clerk and dispatcher, and forest fire lookout. Applications must be filed in person Feb 13 between 8:00 a m and 6:00 p m at the State Division of Forestry in Willits.

Barrymore Heads Ft Bragg Sportsmen Club

Clair Barrymore named president of the Fort Brage Associated Sportsmen, Md Melville elected secretary treasurer. Plans set for new rap shooting gear on club grounds, and contests to follow national association rules with official scores reported. The secretary says membership will be increased to a club high.

Romesdale Sheep Introduced in Nevada Aids Flock Quality

A Romesdale sheep flock developed in California has been brought to Nevada to improve lamb and wool production. Humboldt County livestock leader Ramon Montera purchased the new stock to bolster his operations.

California Nevada Ramon Montera Humboldt County

Walnut Association considers site for new processing plant

No decision on the location of the 360000 walnut processing plant as discussions extended to next Saturday. Lake and Solano counties delay due to expanded grower canvassing. Santa Rosa offers multiple sites while Cattatoga also has one. The plant would serve Mendocino, Napa, Lake, Solano, Bonotan and Matin counties, currently shipping nuts to Contra Costa for processing. It would be the fifth plant in the state association network.

Ralph McGill Callstoga Lake and Solana Convass Santa Rosa Cattatoga Mendocino Napa Lake, Solano Bonotan Matin County Contra Costa County

Paul Poulos Made Honorary Member of Ukiah Club

Paul Poulos was made an honorary member of the Ukiah 2-30 club at a Tuesday night meeting for his civic mindedness and participation in events that boost Ukiah. Norman Buhn, county agricultural inspector, gave a short talk on the Twelfth District Agricultural Fair history and plans for the future before adjournment to the Know Ukiah meeting at the high school auditorium.

Paul Poulos Poulos Ukiah Norman Buhn

Football Star in Ukiah As Witness

Perry Schwartz former California grid star testified in Ukiah Monday as a witness in the Lyons vs Schwartz suit in the county Superior Court. He traveled from Los Angeles to support his mother against a home property right of way in Hopland. Supporting witnesses included Maud Schwartz Henry Schwartz Johannan Jung James LaFranchi Anna Miller and others. Attorneys James E Busch for the Schwartz interests and Lilburn Gibson Bert Lyons also named.

Perry Schwartz University of California Ukiah Lyons Velans Schwartz Schwartz Los Angeles Hopland Mra Maud Schwartz Henry Schwarts Mra. Schwarts Johannan Jung James ‘LaFranchi Joh Hughes Anna Miller Glenn

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