Masters practice round finds Venturi favored at Augusta
The Masters course at Augusta National in slow, soggy condition last week dried as Venturi of San Francisco fired a five under par 67 in practice. Defending champ Doug Ford vows to win, Demaret critiques greens, and veterans Hutchison and McLeod tee off as Bobby Jones arrives to dedicate new Rae Creek bridges.
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Ukiah Trackmen Hope for Palo Alto Relays
Ukiah trackmen cling to faint hope that Saturdays Palo Alto Master Relays will be held as scheduled despite heavy rain. If runners Hook Ryder Chess Remington Anderson and others miss Palo Alto they face a long inactive stretch before Santa Rosa and May league finals. Ukiah baseball, already disrupted by rain, has revised games from March 18 through May 27 with several postponements and possible makeups.
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Mess Tow
Bill Hook
Bob Ryder
Tony Chess
Myron Remington
Ken Anderson
Santa Ross
Kelseyville
Santa Rosa
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Wildcat
Cloverdale
Sonoma
Murray Rose Expected To Dominate AAU 1500 Title
Nineteen year old Murray Rose of Australia enters the New Haven AAU meet as the overwhelming favorite in the 1500 meter free. Rose, Olympic gold medalist and a UC s freshman, set American marks in the 400 free and 440 yard events at a Yale carnival exhibition. Other top contenders include Bill Steuart, George Grannadas, and Gary Heinrich, with Steuart a Michigan State sophomore who won the 1500 and 440 in the recent BTN championships.
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Conn
Murray Rose
Australia
United States
Rose
Sandy Hatred
Melbourne
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Yale
Bill Steuart
South Africa
George Grannadas
Spain
Gary Heinrich
Steuart
Michigan State
Ann Arbor
Mich
Redwood Tree Bowlers Dominate with 3 1 Victory
Redwood Tree continued its winning run by crushing Ukiah Steel Mill Supply 3 to 1 and 2430 to 2300 in series. Walt Bogner led with 521 series and 203 high game. Mae McNaught topped Steelmen with 528 series and 210 high. Other matches featured Montgomery Ward 2 2 Warehouse Sites, Lew Forasier 585 series, Aldo Tolini 211 high, Johnnie Market over Galli's Richfield Station 4 199, Frayne Brennan 522 series, Ken Foster 446, Mark King Garave 2150 series, Dom Crinella 189 high, Hol Cuneo 454.
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Aldo Tolini
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Galli
Richfield
Frayne Brennan
Grocers
Ken Foster
Mark King Garave
Mlavorland
Dom Crinella
Hol Cuneo
Coffee Men
No Baseball Practice Announced for Tomorrow
Coach Ruben Beseda announced one organized baseball practice tomorrow due to Good Friday. He told varsity candidates to loosen arms with easy and medium throws. There will be no batting or regular practice as originally planned tomorrow morning.
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Western Congressmen demand title shot for Machen Folley winner
Reps Clair Engle and Stewart Udall accuse Floyd Patterson’s manager of blocking Machen and Folley from a title challenge. They threaten congressional action and a national standards commission to ensure a real national championship.
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Zora Folley
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Patterson
Cus D'Aminto
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Folley
Redding
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Ariz
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Colo
Mingle
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Neithereaphen
Polley
National Supervisory Commission
New York
Congress
Valdes Fights Tonight in Key Heavyweight Bout
DENVER UP Nino Valdes ranked eighth faces Wayne Bethea in a 10 round heavyweight showdown. Bethea’s manager Larry Closson claims Bethea is in better condition and can outlast Valdes if the bout goes the distance. Valdes’ manager Bobby Gleason says they will accommodate if Bethea pushes for it. In London Britain’s Labour MPs back suspending nuclear tests and halting rocket base construction until after the summit.
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Larry Closson
Wayne
Valdes
Bobby Gleason
London
Britain
Labor Party
Major League Deals May Pop Giants Score Win
Major league trade chatter swirled as the Cardinals and White Sox eyed upgrades to boost pennant bids. Ashburn and Cunningham swap talks surfaced with potential for a center fielder and first baseman, while White Sox discussions involved Rocky Colavito. Minor deals included Jim King to the Giants for Ray Katt and Stan Palys to Detroit. A spring showcase saw Skowran headline the Yankees over the White Sox 7-5 amid notable outbursts from Belli and Burgess.
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Cardinals
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Richie Ashburn
Joe Cunningham
Ashburn
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White Sox
Frank Lane
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Jim King
San Francisco Giants
Ray Katt
Detroit Tigers
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Nashville
Cincinnati Redlegs
Bill Skowran
New York Yankees
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Smoky
Jim Bunning
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Ike Delack
Leo Kiely
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Willie Jones
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Mesa
Ariz
Phoenix
Baltimore
Andre Rogers
Giants
Orioles
Rogers
Ilegal
Bill Rigney
Paul Richards
Celtics lose to Hawks as Russell injures ankle
In Kiel Auditorium St Louis Hawks beat Boston Celtics 111-108 to take a 2-1 lead in the NBA title series. Russell scored 14 and grabbed 13 as he played 2 quarters before injuring his right ankle and leaving the game. Game four at Kiel Saturday becomes a must win for Boston. Pat Flaherty plans a comeback at Indy Memorial Day race after a severe past injury.
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Kiel Opera House
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Russell
Boston
Calhoun Stops Pompey in Sixth Round KO
In Louisville, Yolande Pompey quit after suffering a neck injury and a deep cut above the left eye in a national telecast with Rory Calhoun. X rays at St. Joseph's Hospital showed no neck fracture, and Pompey left after stitches. The ringside call halted the bout in the sixth round, voting the result a technical knockout.
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Rory Calhoun
St. Joseph's Hospital
Pompey
Calhoun
Busso to Meet Boardman in 10 Round Lightweight Bout
New York lightweight Johnny Busso will face Larry Boardman of Marlboro Conn in a nationally televised 10 round bout at the Mechanics Building on April 11. Busso will replace Gale Kerwin of Valley Stream NY who withdrew due to anemia.
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Johnny Busso
New York
Larry Boardman
Marlboro, Conn
Mechanics Building
Busso
Gale Kerwin
Valley Stream
N.Y
T-4-L Foot Care Ad Promotes Relief at Rexalt Drugs
An advertising blurb promotes T-4-L for athlete's foot, claiming it sloughs infected skin to expose germs to kill, provides fast drying, and offers antiseptic protection with a foot powder. Available at Ukiah Rexalt Drugs.
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