Gowan shines in all-events with high tourney scores
Gowan and Hat three event marks stand out as Gowan posts best tourney totals. Gowan tops all-events with 606 637 and 650 in team doubles and singles while rider of Witties posts 505 602 540. Fourth place goes to Chuck Eymierson with 1886 total and 24.50 prize.
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Ukiah Team Triumphs in Weekend Basketball Action
Ukiah's men won two games while the women dropped one. Notable performances included Pardue and Della Rucker delivering key plays. Mickie Brennan and Roe contributed, with the opener featuring 202 opening time and a sharp finish by the Ukiah squad.
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Trainer Eddie Scrubs Matisse From Hibiscus Stakes
A race card notes Matisse withdrawn from the Hibiscus Stakes at Hialeah after trainer Eddie cited a frightening encounter with a lion as the reason for scratching the horse. The move impacts the field and betting lines for the race.
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Owens Cops City Singles Championship at Yokayo Bowl
Curly Owens parlayed a 255 opening and 202 second game into a 648 series and 702 total to win the 1959 Ukiah City Men’s Singles bowling title at Yokayo Bowl. He battled a blistered thumb patched by Doc Finnegan to finish despite pain, edging Ty Otto Vagt by one pin for the crown. Bob Gowan led high games with 267 while Owens posted 255 in the final, capping the city tournament’s dramatic finish as unofficial singles honors are planned by the Journal.
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Bears, Bisons to meet in AHL Calder Cup finals
Hershey Bears reach Calder Cup finals by edging Cleveland Barons 4 3 in a deciding Sunday game in Cleveland. Buffalo Bisons await after beating their semifinal opponent.
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1959 Ukiah City Men’s Doubles Champions Crowned
The Purky pair Tom Davis and Will Carlstedt won the 1959 Ukiah Men’s doubles championship with a 1112 scratch total plus 20 pins handicap, defeating Aldo Tollini John Finnegan and others to claim prize money around $58. Finnegan and Tollini took second with 1293, while Chappie Williams and Ed Warren earned third with 1277 including handicap.
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Giants Open Home Season Against Cubs Tomorrow
San Francisco fans welcomed the undefeated team home with a gala parade and 12 000 balloons as the Giants prepare for the first home game at Seals Stadium against the Chicago Cubs. Jack Sanford to debut, after a 6 3 victory at St Louis where Willie Mays and Cepeda sparked a late rally.
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Ukiah Nine Hosts Eagles Tomorrow at Ukiah High
Ukiah Junior Varsity beat Willis 10-1 and Ukiah Varsity hosts Cloverdale at 3 15 p m Anton Stadium. Gary Borgna and Raph Maize to share pitching duties with Fuzzy Moulder suspended. Ukiah cindermen travel to Willits on Friday after Willits visits Kelseyville Tuesday meet.
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Baseball Flag Standings and Weekend Results
Baseball flag standings show Chicago leading the American League with 3 wins and 0 losses, followed by Cleveland and New York tied atop the pack. In the National League San Francisco and Milwaukee lead, with Chicago and Los Angeles and others close behind. rain and snow affected several games, with key matchups including Chicago versus Detroit and Cleveland versus Kansas City postponed.
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Long's 64-6 Shotput Unofficial Record
In Tempe exhibition shots Dal las Long tops 66 feet 6 inches four times aiming to beat the world mark of 63 feet 2 inches while Bil Nieder also surpasses an earlier best. A 16-pound ball reach 62 feet 8.5 inches for the former Kansas star. Nieder’s 61.1 inches prior best may become a new world record. Officials will submit Nieder's mark as the official world record after the event. A note recalls the 1789 founding of the nation’s first temperance society by 200 Connecticut farmers pledging no alcohol during harvest.
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Tide Tables Adjusted for San Francisco Area
Tide tables list San Francisco times and heights with regional corrections. Adjust for Fort Bragg Little River Albion and Mendocino using specified time and height offsets. The text provides example adjustments and sample readings for April with printed times and heights.
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