Ukiah Little League tryouts set across three sites
North Ukiah and South Ukiah Little Leagues hold morning and afternoon tryouts tomorrow at Anton Stadium Giorno Park and Frank Zeek School with ages 8 to 12. Signups for new players welcome at Pomolife School 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at the league clubhouse to meet officials.
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Prion Ati
North Ukiah
Perking Street
Vichy Springs Road
North
Anton Stadium
Giorno Park
Frank Zeek School
Northside
Dpal
Siddlet
Untitled Update From Cove New York Brief
A brief United Press dispatch from Cove New York reports a man in hospital after a fight while another battle continues. The fragmentary text notes conditions and a perceived improvement but remains incomplete and unclear.
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Cove
N.Y
Ampanella
Portrait of Fid Garrington The Trap Shooter
United Press Sports writer recounts Fid Garrington’s battle with deteriorating eyesight and his comeback in clay targets. After years away due to eye ulcers and severe eye trauma from powder, Garrington returns to competition in Vandalla Ohio, topping 17 straight birds and winning in Florida prior to this event. He explains timing, aim, and muscle memory essential to wing shooting.
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United Press
Atlanta
Garrington
Mia
Maki
Shooting Center
Vandalla
Ohio
Gerlington
Dixie Stamping
Garlington
Arasota
Fla
Boardman to clash with Busso on TV in Boston ring
Larry Boardman of Marlboro Conn meets Busso in a nationally televised 10 round return bout at Mechanics Building in Boston. Boardman, 22, seeks revenge after Busso won their June 28 first meeting by lopsided decision. Busso just returning from Army service, Boardman rebuilding form in his TV debut era.
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Boston
Larry Boardman
Marlboro
Soviet eight-man wrestling team opens U.S. tour in Norman
In Norman Oklahoma University Field House the first Russian athletic team to visit the United States makes its debut tonight. An eight-man Soviet wrestling squad will open a three match state tour against America's top amateurs. The teams move to Stillwater Saturday and Tulsa Tuesday.
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Norman
Okla
United States
University of Oklahoma
America
Stillwater
Tulsa
Paul Anderson Dominates Ring In Ukiah Show
Paul Anderson the Olympic and World weight lifting champion teamed with George Peaches to defeat Art Neilson and Clyde Steeves in two of three falls before a large Carl Purdy Hall crowd. The barefoot, 350 pound star proved unstoppable, agile, and crowd pleasing as he delivered crushing moves and dominated the match.
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Ukiah
VFW
Paul Anderson
Olympic
George Peaches
Art Neilson
Clyde Steeves
Carl Purdy Hall
Anderson
Beieve
Banks Mays Club Baseball
Banks and Mays shine in spring drills as Banks clinches pre season home run title with 13th homer for Cubs in a 7 3 win over the Dodgers Mays belts two homers in a 15 14 loss for the Giants to the Indians after a late error and two run double by Porter Giants rally falls short in 10th inning action. Cardinals top White Sox 8 7 and Pirates win 10 2 over Mexico City in other exhibitions. Stengel tabs Larsen over Ford for opening day as Yankees face Red Sox. Senators set to start Sullivan vs Larsen as other roster moves unfold. Orioles place veteran Art Houtteman on waivers. Senators recall infielder Oswaldo Alvarez from Charlotte farm team.
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Tim Moriarty
United Press
Ernie Banks
Willie Mays
Banks
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mays
Cleveland Indians
San Francisco Giants
Giants
J. W. Porter
Gary Geiger
Russ Nixon
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
Bill Dufour
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mexico City
Bob Friend
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Don Larsen
Whitey Ford
Red Sox
Mike Higgins
Frank Sullivan
Boston
Senators
Washington
Willard Nixon
Larsen
Baltimore Orioles
Art Houtteman
Oswaldo Alvarez
Charlotte
Squaw Valley Winter Games Could Be Last
Susanne Switzerland reports IOC considering ending the winter Olympics after 1960 in Squaw Valley due to amateur status questions among skiers figure skaters and hockey players. IOC chancellor Otto Mayer said the winter Olympics may end if skiing structure is not profoundly modified.
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Susanne
Switzerland
International Olympic Committee
Squaw Valley
Calif
Otto Mayer
IOC
Toni Sailer
Mayer
Ukiah Varsity to Play Napa Nine Twice Tomorrow
Ukiah High's Varsity baseball team traveled to Sonoma for a North Bay League contest and will meet Napa High in a noon double header tomorrow. Coach Ruben Beseda plans a possible lineup shakeup if the players fail to elevate their effort, with Gary Borgna or Charley Smith likely to start today and a strong non league Napa squad slated as a tough practice opponent for tomorrow.
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Ukiah High
Sonoma
Napa High
Ukiah Nine
Ruben Beseda
Gary Borgna
Charley Smith
Napa
Brown Still on Pan In Probe of Ring
Billy Brown, New York boxing figure and matchmaker for the International Boxing Club, had his fifth grand jury appearance postponed to Monday. He testified about an hour and a half on Thursday, bringing total questioning to nearly six hours as part of District Attorney Frank Hogan’s broader probe into boxing corruption.
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New York
Billy Brown
International Boxing Club
New York County Grand Jury
Brown
Frank Hogan
Willits Fort Bragg Cinder Stars Post Good Records
Willits and Fort Bragg track teams posted strong marks after rain delays, beating Ukiah Varsity in varsity action. Notable feats include Jim Ponts of Fort Bragg in the high jump and Roger Whitwright, Wes Stoddard, and Rich Camp delivering top times and wins for their teams.
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Willits
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Kelseyville
Ukiah Oval
al Hyman
Rich Bates
Fort Brage
Norm Wood
Jim Lewis
Bruce Whitaker
Ponts
Roger Whitwright
Wes Stoddard
Husky
Jim Ponts
California
Rich Camp
Harold Frisbee
Fred Mckee
Hyman
Elwood Adams
Bill Hook
Pete Allen
Whitwright
Beaver
Dennis Early
Gordon Bechtel
Mark Haggard
Falstaff Brewers Near Record ABC Roll in Open Division
The Falstaff Brewers from St. Louis bowled 140 pins shy of the all time ABC record, posting 1060 1034 and 1116 games as they took the lead in the Open Division at Syracuse. Burke Bros. Brewing of Chicago set the record with 8224.
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Syracuse
N.Y. Cup
Alstaff Beer
St. Louis
Burke Bros. Brewing
Chicago
Trio Dominate First Day of AAU Indoor Swimming Champs
Sylvia Ruuska, Chris von Saltza, and Carin Cone led the second phase in Dallas at SMU, rewriting multiple records. Ruuska lowered her 400 yard IM mark to 5:06.4 in prelims and 5:03.5 in finals, Von Saltza sliced the 100 yard freestyle record from 58.1 to 56.9 in finals, while Cone defended her 200 backstroke crown with times of 2:23.41 in trials and 2:19.8 in finals.
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Dallas
Tex
Perkins
Southern Methodist
Sylvia Ruuska
Berkeley
Calif
Lafayette
Ind
Chris von Saltza
Santa Clara
Champ Carin Cone
Ridgewood
Miss Cone
Miss von Saltza
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