Tryouts Set for North and Little League in Uriah
Tryouts for North League players 12 and under will occur on three consecutive Saturdays, starting April 12, at Anton Stadium. Eleven year olds will try out at Giorno Park, with younger players at Frank Zeek School. Attendees must miss no more than two sessions to be eligible. eight year olds and late registrants may join Coast League tryouts April 21 at Zeek School.
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Giorno Park
Frank Zeek School
Coaat
Lay
Sank Zeek School
Sedlay
Atic
Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Baltimore Orioles
Giants
Orioles
Scottsdale
San Franciscans
Willie Kirkland
Baltimore
Alan Worthington
Ramon Monzant
Turmoil over PGA and Pro Golfers Association contract
A long dispute between golf tour sponsors and the Pro Golfers Association threatens a split over entrance fees and prize money. Key figures, including George S. May and Carter, debate who pays players and the terms of a new contract that could affect open tournaments and earnings.
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Hal Woop
Tancisco
Tour
Signa
Golfers Association
George S. May
Syéairg
Carter
Akesman
South Little League Signup Set for April 12
Walter Farney, South Little League president, announces signups for boys in the Ukiah High School district south of Perkins Street and Vichy Springs Road. The 10:30 morning session on Saturday, April 12, at Pomo Lite School playground requires participants born between August 1, 1945 and August 1, 1950, with a parent advised to accompany their boy if possible.
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Ukiah High
Perkins St
Vichy Springs Road
Pomolita School
Walter Farney
Globetrotters Top College All Stars In Toledo Show
Andy Johnson scored 29 points as the Harlem Globetrotters defeated the College All-Stars 76 to 69 in Toledo. Vern Hatton led the All-Stars with 17 points as the Reds trailed 42 to 40 at halftime. In Prague, Radio reported Czechoslovakia’s Communist regime ordered a 20 percent price increase for spirits and liquors and a 10 percent cut for milk.
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Toledo
Ohio
Andy Johnson
Harlem Globetrotters
Johnson
All-Stars
Vern Hatton
Harlem
Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Prague Radio
May’s press conference signals pay rise for world tours
Reporters expected May to lead but he announced higher purses for World and All-American journeys for men and women. May said he was happy with the program, yet Uncle George seemed less pleased than anticipated.
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May
PGA
George
Veterans Aim To Block Younger Masters Hopefuls
Augusta Georgia United Press veteran stars Jimmy Demaret Sam Snead Ben Hogan and Lloyd Mangrum face a rising guard of Cary Middlecoff Jackie Burke Jr Doug Ford as the Masters opens amid strong play by Snead Venturi and amateur William Dyddman amid heavy rains and a tough 6850 yard layout with nearly 90 golfers in the field of 90 plus.
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United Press
Augusta
Jimmy Demaret
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Lloyd Mangrum
Snead
Demaret
Hogan
Slammin
Sammy
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Jackie Burke Jr
Doug Ford
Hogans
Venturi
Ken Venturi
California
Bobby Jones
William Diyadman
Philadelphia
Augusta National
Eisenhower
Snider May Open for Bums After Bad Knee
Clearwater reporting from UP notes Duke Snider, 31, may start Dodgers opener April 15 as manager Walt Alston weighs knee injury. Snider went 1 for 3 and tested his knee with a diving catch attempt in a 7-6 10-inning loss to the Senators. He declared the knee soreness expected and ready to play, with Dodgers to face Phillies before a road swing versus Milwaukee and Chicago.
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Clearwater
Fla
Duke Snider
Los Angeles Dodgers
Snider
Duke
Walt Alston
Dodgers
Washington Senators
Rocky Bridges
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Hawks Celtics Renew Their NBA Playoff Battle
The St. Louis Hawks and the Boston Celtics face off in game three of their best-of-seven series for the NBA title. Both teams split the first two games in Boston. Hawks coach Alex Hannum dismisses praise for Boston and hints at potential sideline fireworks in tonight’s decisive clash.
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St. Louis Hawks
Boston Celtics
Donnybrook
Hawks
Celts
Boston
Celtics
Alex Hannum
Hannum
Walter Brown
Ukiah Golf Drags Through Rainy Weekend Action
Ukiah Municipal Golf Course faced heavy rain with mud piling at the greens as the sport slowed. The Far Western Conference tourney and Ukiah Men’s club seniors matches were delayed while Ukiah High School’s tee team posted solid scores in a Healdsburg invitational, led by Chris Philbrick and aided by Bill Kahn and Dave Thornton as the squad showed clear improvement despite poor weather.
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San Francisco State
Humboldt State
Sacramento State
Cal Aggies
Ukiah Men's Golf Club
Ukiah High School
Bill Tatum
Healdsburg
Sir Francis Drake
Vallejo
Ukiah
Young
Soph
NBL
Les Bates
Bill Grieg
Paul Vogt
Vogt
Cats
Drake
San Rafael
Napa
Tamapais
Calistoga
Novato
Petaluma
Sonoma
St. Helena
Chris Philbrick
Bassey Stops Moreno In Third Round For Title Defense
Nigerian featherweight Hogan Bassey defeats Mexican challenger Ricardo Moreno by knockout in 2:58 of the third round to defend his title. Moreno’s early pressure and crowd-pleasing flurries gave way to Bassey’s counter blows and a finishing right to the head. Bassey weighed 124 pounds, Moreno 124½, and plans to leave for Liverpool were noted.
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Los Angeles
Hogan
Kid
Bassey
Moreno
Queen Elizabeth
Bussey
Tommy Hart
Liverpool
Minnie Minoso Powers Indians Past Cubs in Spring
Minnie Minoso led the Indians with a three homer and a single, driving in eight as Cleveland beat the Chicago Cubs 14-7 in spring play. The Cuban slugger, acquired in December, is amid a top spring showing as Frank Lane faces criticism for the Doby and Minoso deals.
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Larry Doby
Indians
Minoso
Wynn
al Smith
Mantanzas
Cuba
Tribe
Chicago Cubs
Ernie Banks
Lane
Doby
Bill Skowron
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Steve Bilko
Cincinnati
Curt Simmons
Redlegs
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
Bradenton
Fla
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Baltimore Orioles
St. Louis
Calhoun Pompey Ring Go Tonight in Televised Bout
Middleweight Rory Calhoun of White Plains is the 8-5 favorite to defeat harmonica player Yolande Pompey of Trinidad in a nationally televised 10 round bout. Calhoun is ranked sixth in the middleweight division while Pompey is the No 3 contender in the light heavyweight class. Both boast solid knockout records.
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Louisville
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
N.Y
Yolande Pompey
Trinidad
Calhoun
Pompey
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