Riggs Wood and Others Shine at Ukiah Willits Track Meet
Felix Riggs clocked 1 27.5 in the 660 yard, boosting Ukiah with Tom Richardson close behind. Willits dominated the meet at Willits with 13 event wins and 68 percent, while Ukiah’s missing miler Bob Ryder placed second overall. Fort Bragg claimed several firsts as Ukiah’s John Bookout, a first-time 1320 starter, surged to fourth in the 1320, and Ukiah’s relay squads anchored strong showings in multiple events.
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Normarly
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Bockout
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Ehough
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Ray Crabtree
Jes Dyckman
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Heath
Bainbridge
Fort Brace
Swithh
Pete Sedgewick
Cus
Coasters
Rich Camp
Hurdies
McKee
Jack Pearce
Nate
Riggs Riggs
Richardson
Ave T
Rod Palmer
al Toal
Palmer
Jay
Ula
Ukdiah
Varsity
Ea Ukiah
Ion
Ukiah Tennis Doubles Crown Won By Roberts and Munday
In hot sun at Ukiah high court Roberts and Munday beat Hunter and Love to claim the doubles title after a 0-4 9-7 final that lasted nearly two hours. Singles action Saturday had Dan Roberts and George Hunter advancing. Roberts to meet Hunter in next Sunday's final, as Jerry Cook and Nancy Stoleson won their matches. Junior Terry Dyckman claimed the junior trophy with a 6-0 4-6 6-3 win over Ralph Morke, while Nancy Stolesen won the women's trophy. Also Worsley signed with the New York Rangers for 1959-60 with a substantial raise.
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Waldo Munday
George Hunter
Marshall Love
Ukiah
Kate
Roberts
Munday
Ukiah High School
Jerry Cook
Tom Keene
Love
Ed Stolesen
Hunter
Nancy Stoleson
Jack Ernes
Stan Stafford
Ed Stoleson
Marshell Love
Terry Dyckman
Ralph Morke
Dyckman
Morke
Nancy Stolesen
Barbara Brown Wins Yokayo Bowl Cash Pot Final
Ralph Dales topped the six game series with a 1359 total to win $243, while Quinn Brazzi was runner up with $160. Scotty Nelson grabbed $60 for third, and Barbara Brown, the 1989 women's singles champion, finished ninth with 1210 including a 42 pin handicap.
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Happy Dales
Ralph Dales
Dales
Quinn Brazzi
Scotty Nelson
Andy Curtin
Bill Dymond
Dymond
Art Safford
Deno Cancelini
Ernie Banker
Barbara ‘Brown
Barbara
Luther Reed
USC Trojans Win Unofficial AAU Swim Crown in New Haven
USC led by Murray Rose of Australia claimed the unofficial national team swimming championship at New Haven, scoring 62 points to 29 for runner-up New Haven. Michigan, the NCAA champion, did not contend here as USC competed under suspension. The meet concluded Saturday night with five records set. A separate note reports the Women’s International Bowling Congress, Inc. organized in St. Louis on November 26, 1917.
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New Hanen
Southern California
AGE ST. Louis
UPI
Women's International Bowling Congress, Inc
St. Louis
Men's City Bowling Tourney Opens At Yokayo Bowl
The 1959 Ukiah Men's Bowling Association championships begin tonight at Yokayo Bowl with 16 teams in squads on lanes 9 through 16 at 7 and 9:30 pm. Handicaps level the field as 128 plus entries push into singles and doubles midweek. Moschetti Meteors and Redwood Tree Service lead with high averages.
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Yukayo Bowl
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Johnny's Auto Service Builds Bigger Pin Lead
Johnny's Auto Service led the Ukiah Women's bowling league at Yokayo bowl by nine and a half pins as the season winds down. Eileen Conrad rolled a 549 series and 192 best game for Johnny's, while Masonite's Betty Naylor posted 160-170 for a 445 total. Savings Bank dropped to third as Della's Beauty Shop closed within a point of second with Valace Naught's 154-454 and Evie Ringstrom's 204, 532.
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Ukiah
Johnny's
Masonite
Eileen Conrad
Betty ‘Naylor
Savings Bank
Della
Valace
Evie Ringstrom
Portlock Hardware
City of
Annette Gibbs
Mickey Pardini
Flokiah Fire Belles
George's
Chuck Wagon
Joan Hollander
Jeanettte Boer
Hall
Wells Texaco
Barbara van Fleet
Mickey Tollini
Wells
Shell
Palace Dress Shop
Mary Hughes
Bonnie Reid
Ukiah Men Golfers Defeat Mill Valley in Home Sweep
The Ukiah Men’s Golf Club defeated the Mill Valley visitors 60 to 25 to sweep the home and home series. H Carlson of Mill Valley tied Ukiah’s Gordon Hill for low gross at 73. Low net honors went to Craig Bosworth 63 and Hughes/Rissman 69. Dr Boobar posted 81. Next, Ukiah hosts Little River on April 26.
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Gordon ‘Hill
Craig Bosworth
M.V.D. Hughes
C. C. Rissman, Jr
Bob Boobar
Mil Valley
Blue Bonnet
Little River
Tide Tables With San Francisco Corrections
Tide times and heights are listed for San Francisco with local adjustments for Fort Bragg Albion Lite River Harbour and Westport. Specific corrections include time reductions and height increases for several locations, plus Mendocino and Mendocino Bay values across dates April 7 to April 13.
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Mendocino Bay
Ukiah Nine Defeats Healdsburg 4 1 In Tuesday Tilt
Ricky Wissmath three hits pace Ukiah Wild Cats as Fuzzy Moulder fans ten Healdsburg batters on three hits allowed. Ukiah builds a 4 1 victory with three runs in the fifth paced by Bob Warner’s first game single and solid fielding. Maize scheduled to debut on the mound tomorrow at Willits against Tarr and Cooper in a bid to extend the winning streak.
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Ricky Wissmath
Ukiah Wildcats
Healdsburg Greyhounds
Fuzzy Moulder
Willits
Ralph Malize
Maize
Tarr
Cooper
Bob Warner
Ukiah
David Brown
Wissmath
Moulder
Brown
Slaldsburg
Gary Borgna
Ukian
Traube
Cal Jobson
Dave Brown
Warner
Women’s Golf News Special Event Winners Named
In a March 24 event, Marge Boyntonslane Scott and Ruby Cabulet-Vivi Bones won close to No 2 bale with 18 and 9 halers respectively, each earning a golf ball. Jean Stoudley will take Santa Rosa reservations for April 1 tee time 8:30 a.m. Medico Medal Play set for April 14 to 18 with no qualifying round. Rules will be posted in the Club House.
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Thatcher
Bale
Marge Boyntonslane Scott
Ruby Cabulet-Vivi Bones
North Bay
Jean Stoudley
Santa Rosa
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